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5d ago

Why Obey?

If we're saved by grace through no merit of our own, why should we obey God and do good works? Join Pastor Jason as we explore the answer to that question in Heidelberg Catechism #86.
6d ago

09 Colossians 2:4-7 - Walking in Him

The sermon explores the dual approach Paul takes in Colossians to address false teaching: warning against deceptive persuasive arguments and affirming the believer's secure union with Christ. It emphasizes that the antidote to Gnostic error is not intellectual debate but a deep understanding of Christ's full deity and the believer's position in Him. The text highlights the progression of the Christian life, moving from being firmly rooted in Christ at salvation to being continuously built up and established in the faith through instruction. This stability is characterized by good discipline and steadfastness, contrasting with the lukewarmness of Laodicea. The message concludes by encouraging believers to respond to this truth with overflowing gratitude, recognizing that their security rests solely in the person and work of Jesus Christ.
6d ago

An Apostle's Love for the Church

This sermon introduces the Book of Philippians by tracing the historical origins of the Philippian church, highlighting the sovereign work of God in opening the hearts of Lydia and the jailer. It emphasizes the theological significance of Paul's greeting, defining believers as bondservants of Christ and affirming the Trinitarian source of grace and peace. The exposition challenges modern individualism by presenting the New Testament as fundamentally church-centered literature, where joy arises from shared fellowship in the Gospel rather than isolated spiritual experience. The central message rests on the assurance found in Philippians 1:6, that God who began a good work in the church will bring it to completion. This confidence in divine faithfulness serves as the foundation for the enduring joy and mutual support that characterize healthy church life. The Book of Philippians will be studied, going forward, on Tuesday evenings at 7:00pm.
6d ago

Furtherance of The Gospel

The sermon addresses the theological question of why God allows persecution and the death of faithful ministers, using the execution of James in Acts 12 as a primary example. It argues that God does not merely permit suffering but purposes it to conform believers to the image of Christ and to advance the spread of the gospel. By referencing Romans 8 and Philippians 1, the message emphasizes that even tragic events work together for the good of those who love God, fulfilling His eternal plan. The tone is pastoral and comforting, urging the congregation to trust in God's sovereignty and wisdom despite the pain of loss and opposition.
6d ago

Giver of Life and Judgment: The Authority and Works of the Son of God

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God Always at Work in His Church

This sermon explores the benediction in Hebrews 13, emphasizing that God is the God of peace who has established an eternal covenant through the blood of Jesus Christ. The central message is that believers are no longer under the burden of the Mosaic law but are secured by the finished work of Christ, who satisfied divine wrath and rose victorious. Consequently, God is presently at work in the church, equipping believers with every good thing necessary to do His will. This divine empowerment ensures that obedience is not a matter of human striving but a result of vital union with Christ, where the Holy Spirit produces pleasing works in believers. The passage serves as a profound encouragement, reminding the congregation that they are fully supported and enabled by God to live faithfully in their daily lives.
6d ago

God's Providence-Pt 2

This sermon continues to explore the comprehensive scope of God's providence, emphasizing His sovereign control over the preservation of Scripture, the formation of individuals, and the unfolding of history. By examining passages from Psalm 12, Esther, and Jeremiah, the message highlights that God intentionally preserves His Word and directs the lives of believers for specific purposes, from conception to their earthly calling. The tone is pastoral and comforting, assuring the audience that even in times of suffering or uncertainty, God remains in control and works all things together for good. The speaker encourages believers to rest in this divine oversight, acknowledging that while human plans may fail, the counsel of the Lord stands firm. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a life of dependence and worship, recognizing that God's hand guides every step and provides for all needs according to His perfect will.
6d ago

I Timothy 5:6, 13, 15 - Feminine Ungodliness

This sermon examines the concept of feminine ungodliness by contrasting the life of a godly woman with the sins of self-indulgence, idleness, and gossip found in 1 Timothy 5. A woman who pursues pleasure over God, lacks meaningful work, or engages in corrupting speech is effectively dead while living. Drawing on Old Testament examples and New Testament applications, the text warns against the modern manifestations of these sins, such as retirement hedonism, social media addiction, and the breakdown of the domestic sphere. It exhorts believers to recognize godliness through good deeds rather than mere profession of faith, urging women to embrace their God-given roles in marriage, childbearing, and household management. The sermon concludes by challenging the church to champion true femininity and local charity as a counter-culture to modern feminism and state welfare, emphasizing that a life of purpose and service is the path to spiritual vitality.

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2007 - 2026
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