Sermons from Pastor Darrell Young

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Sermons with a reformed theology with Pastor Darrell Young, of Midway Grace Church in Murray, Kentucky.

  1. 23h ago

    Christ Reveals the Mystery MARK 4: 1-20

    Christ Reveals the Mystery MARK 4: 1-20 Pastor Darrell Young MARK 4: 1-20 In Mark 4:1–20, Jesus teaches the parable of the sower, revealing profound truths about the Kingdom of God and the condition of the human heart. Through this parable, Christ explains why the same Gospel message produces different responses in different people. The seed is sown, but not every heart receives the Word of God in the same way. Jesus reveals that understanding the mysteries of the Kingdom is not ultimately a matter of human wisdom or ability. The truth of God's Kingdom is revealed according to His grace, while hardened hearts, shallow faith, and worldly distractions prevent many from bearing spiritual fruit. The parable presents four different responses to the Word of God: the hardened path, the rocky ground, the thorny soil, and the good soil. Each reveals the dangers of hearing God's Word without truly receiving it, enduring in faith, and bearing fruit. Outward appearances can be deceiving, but genuine faith is demonstrated by a life transformed through the power of God's Word. In this sermon, Pastor Darrell examines Christ Reveals the Mystery and challenges us to consider how we receive the Word of God. Are we merely hearing the Gospel, or is the Word taking root and producing fruit in our lives? The message reminds us that salvation is a work of God's grace and that the Gospel must be received with a heart made receptive by His gracious work. Our hope is not in ourselves, but in Jesus Christ, who reveals the truth of God's Kingdom.The seed is the Word. Christ reveals the mystery. And the evidence of genuine faith is fruit produced by the power of God's grace.

  2. 3d ago

    Knowing God is to Fear God ACTS 27: 39-44 & ACTS 28: 1-10

    Knowing God is to Fear God ACTS 27: 39-44 & ACTS 28: 1-10 Pastor Darrell Young ACTS 27: 39-44 & ACTS 28: 1-10 In Acts 27:39–44 and Acts 28:1–10, God faithfully preserves the lives of everyone aboard Paul's ship, just as He had promised. After surviving the shipwreck, Paul continues to experience God's providential care on the island of Malta, where the Lord protects him from danger and uses him as an instrument of healing. These remarkable events reveal that to truly know God is to fear Him—to stand in reverent awe of His holiness, His sovereignty, and His unmatched power. In this sermon, Pastor Darrell explores the biblical meaning of the fear of the Lord. Rather than a fear that drives us away from God, it is a reverent worship that draws us nearer to Him in humble faith and joyful obedience. The God who commands the winds and the waves, defeats the power of death, and fulfills every promise is the God who is worthy of our trust, worship, and devotion. This passage reminds us that the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom. As we come to know God more deeply through His Word and His Son, Jesus Christ, we grow in confidence, obedience, and a life marked by reverent worship.

  3. Oct 8

    Christ's Church Established Mark 3: 13-30

    Christ's Church Established Mark 3: 13-30 Pastor Darrell Young Mark 3: 13-30 In Mark 3:13–30, we see Jesus establish the foundation of His Church by calling and appointing the twelve apostles. Christ deliberately chooses those whom He desires, calls them to Himself, and commissions them to preach the Gospel and exercise authority in His name. This passage gives us a powerful picture of the Church as Christ's Church. It does not belong to man, to a denomination, or to any earthly leader. The Church belongs to Jesus Christ, and He alone is its Head, Lord, and King. As Jesus calls the twelve, He demonstrates that the work of His Kingdom is accomplished according to His sovereign purpose. The disciples are called first to be with Christ and then to be sent out by Christ. Before they can faithfully serve, they must first know and follow the One who called them. The passage also records opposition to Jesus as the religious leaders accuse Him of casting out demons by the power of Satan. Christ exposes the absurdity of their accusation and demonstrates that Satan's kingdom cannot stand against Him. In this sermon, Pastor Darrell examines Christ's establishment of His Church, His authority over His disciples, and His complete victory over the kingdom of darkness. Christ establishes His Church. Christ calls His people. Christ sends His servants. And Christ will build His Church despite every opposition.

  4. Oct 5

    The GOD to Whom I Belong ACTS 27: 19-25

    The GOD to Whom I Belong ACTS 27: 19-25 Pastor Darrell Young ACTS 27: 19-25 In Acts 27:19–25, the Apostle Paul finds himself in the midst of a violent storm at sea. As fear grips everyone aboard the ship and all hope of being saved appears lost, Paul stands with remarkable peace and confidence, declaring, "The God to whom I belong and whom I worship." His hope is anchored not in changing circumstances, but in the sovereign God who never fails to keep His promises. In this sermon, Pastor Darrell explains what it means to truly belong to God through Jesus Christ. Every believer's identity, security, and hope are found in the Lord who has redeemed us by His grace. Because we belong to Him, we can trust His providence in every trial, rest in His promises during life's storms, and worship Him with unwavering confidence. This passage reminds us that God's sovereignty is never threatened by the storms of life. He rules over every wave, fulfills every promise, and faithfully preserves those who belong to Him.

  5. Oct 1

    Christ - The Lord of the Sabbath Mark 2: 23-28 & Mark 3: 1-6

    Christ - The Lord of the Sabbath Mark 2: 23-28 & Mark 3: 1-6 Pastor Darrell Young Mark 2: 23-28 & Mark 3: 1-6 In Mark 2:23–28 and Mark 3:1–6, Jesus confronts the religious leaders over their misunderstanding and misuse of the Sabbath. Through two encounters, Christ reveals that the Sabbath was never intended to become a burden of legalism, but was given by God as a gift and points ultimately to Him. Jesus declares, “The sabbath was made for man, and not man for the sabbath” and then makes the remarkable declaration, “Therefore the Son of man is Lord also of the sabbath.” Christ's authority over the Sabbath reveals His divine identity and His authority over God's Law. In this sermon, Pastor Darrell examines the true purpose of the Sabbath and exposes the danger of replacing God's grace with human tradition and religious performance. Jesus demonstrates that mercy, compassion, and doing good are consistent with God's purposes for His people. The Pharisees were concerned with external religion, while Jesus points to the heart. Their response ultimately reveals the seriousness of hardened hearts—even as Christ demonstrates compassion toward the man with the withered hand. This passage calls us to recognize Jesus as Lord of the Sabbath, to rest in His finished work, and to worship Him rather than trusting in our own righteousness.

  6. Sep 28

    The Cross Changes Everything ACTS 26: 19-32

    The Cross Changes Everything ACTS 26: 19-32 Pastor Darrell Young ACTS 26: 19-32 In Acts 26:19–32, the Apostle Paul concludes his defense before King Agrippa by declaring the life-transforming power of the gospel of Jesus Christ. His testimony centers on one unchanging truth: the cross changes everything. Through Christ's death and resurrection, sinners are forgiven, the spiritually blind receive sight, and those held captive by sin are brought into the glorious Kingdom of God. In this sermon, Pastor Darrell explains how the message of the cross radically transforms hearts, minds, and lives. Paul's unwavering commitment to preach "repentance toward God and faith in our Lord Jesus Christ" demonstrates that the gospel is not merely information—it is the power of God unto salvation for everyone who believes. This passage reminds us that the cross is the dividing line of history. It confronts every person with the claims of Christ and calls all people to repent, believe the gospel, and follow the risen Savior. The same grace that transformed Paul continues to transform lives today.

  7. Sep 24

    Christ - The Great Physician Mark 2: 13-22

    Christ - The Great Physician Mark 2: 13-22 Pastor Darrell Young Mark 2: 13-22 In Mark 2:13–22, Jesus calls Levi, a tax collector, to follow Him. This encounter reveals a powerful truth about the mission and ministry of Christ: Jesus came not for those who believe themselves to be righteous, but for sinners who recognize their need for a Savior. When the scribes and Pharisees question why Jesus eats with tax collectors and sinners, Christ responds with these profound words: “They that are whole have no need of the physician, but they that are sick.” Jesus identifies Himself as the Great Physician—the One who comes to heal the deepest sickness of humanity: our sin. The Gospel confronts our self-righteousness and points us to our desperate need for divine grace. Like a physician treating the sick, Christ comes to sinners with the cure they cannot provide for themselves. He calls us to repentance, faith, and a life of following Him. Jesus also teaches about fasting and the newness of His Kingdom, showing that He did not come simply to add something new to the religious traditions of the day. Christ came to fulfill God's redemptive purposes and establish the New Covenant in Himself. Join Pastor Darrell as we examine Christ – The Great Physician and consider what it means to recognize our spiritual sickness, our need for grace, and the saving authority of Jesus Christ.

  8. Sep 21

    Jesus is Both Head of the Church and He is LORD ACTS 25: 23-27 & ACTS 26: 1-18

    Jesus is Both Head of the Church and He is LORD ACTS 25: 23-27 & ACTS 26: 1-18 Pastor Darrell Young ACTS 25: 23-27 & ACTS 26: 1-18 In Acts 25:23–27 and Acts 26:1–18, Paul stands before kings, governors, military commanders, and prominent leaders to testify of his encounter with the risen Christ. His message is unwavering: Jesus Christ is not merely a teacher or prophet—He is the risen Lord, the sovereign King, and the Head of His Church. In this sermon, Pastor Darrell explores Paul's dramatic conversion and divine calling as evidence of Christ's absolute authority over all people and nations. The same Jesus who confronted Saul on the road to Damascus continues to rule His church, save sinners, and commission His people to proclaim the gospel. This passage reminds us that Christ's authority extends far beyond the walls of the church. He reigns over every earthly kingdom, every human authority, and every individual life. As Head of the Church and Lord of all, Jesus alone deserves our worship, obedience, and devotion.

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