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  1. 10h ago

    Why Does God Allow Sin?

    God doesn't want forced followers. God wants willing followers! There are many ways to sin, but only one way to true service. Don't be as Lot, who, according to II Peter 2:7-8, was worn down in the sins of Sodom and Gomorrah. Lot didn't die when God destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah, but God saved Lot, his wife, and two daughters. Lot's wife looked back and was turned into a pillar of salt. Lot's two daughters committed incest with Lot and had children by him. Don't be as Lot! God wants us to trust him, not ourselves. God's strength is much more than our strength because he made us, we didn't make him! God wants us to know we are fully dependent on him, so all our praise is directed toward him, and no praise is directed toward ourselves.

  2. 2d ago

    Godly or Ungodly (Remastered)

    Humanity living life before God is the theme of Psalm 92 and the Bible as a whole. In this sermon on Psalm 92:1–15 titled "Godly or Ungodly," Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones takes the opportunity to walk through the psalm and observe the life of people before God's presence. What are the two types of people in this world? Listen to hear the only distinction that truly includes all people in one of two categories—the godly and the godless. The listener is encouraged to stop thinking about themselves and start thinking about the God who made them. Don't be fooled; God's wrath is coming and all need to be prepared. "Those planted in the house of the Lord will flourish in His courts." Christians can rejoice in the Lord always because His promises are always true. There is a strength and joy that is found in the believer. Despite the droughts of life that come, the believer is kept and preserved in the Lord. Flourish by listening to the teaching of Scripture and learn to understand life in terms of God.

  3. 3d ago

    Definite Atonement: Part 1 - Needed and Sufficient

    Brothers in the Lord: You might be satisfied with a 99% accuracy in your midterms. You might be satisfied with your 99% accuracy in typing. You might be satisfied 99% with your wife's cooking. But God is not satisfied with 99% your obedience. He is so holy that he declares death on all who are not 100% perfect in obedience. And the problem is, no one can keep any of God's law perfectly. More, to please God, you must have faith in Christ, obey according to the law of Jesus Christ, and do it for the glory of Christ. So since God's standards are unreachable because of man's sins and he was expelled from the Garden of Eden and condemned, man needed someone to take that condemnation for him. In short, man needed someone to atone for his sins. But if man took God's punishment, he would go to hell and stay there forever. That is one option. The other option is that man could get someone better than he to fully make atonement for him…and rise from the dead…so man could get that credit. Hear the details of Christ's atonement for sinners. Our headings are: 1. You needed Christ's Atonement 2. Christ Fully Atoned for You Our goals are: That you will understand the severity of God's justice and the satisfying sacrifice Jesus was for you, and that you will then love and serve him better.

  4. 3d ago

    Divorce: Destruction of Love

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  5. 3d ago

    The Bride- The Lamb's Wife

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  6. 3d ago

    When Nobody Notices

    This sermon examines the narrative of Jacob and Leah in Genesis 29, highlighting the contrast between human perception and divine observation. While Jacob favors Rachel and neglects Leah, God sees Leah's inner suffering and responds to her prayers by opening her womb. The preacher emphasizes that believers often face situations where their consistent, righteous service goes unnoticed by people, while those who compromise may receive immediate recognition. However, the central message is that God values faithfulness and integrity, viewing the heart rather than outward appearance. Through Leah's journey from seeking her husband's love to praising God, the text illustrates that God honors those who serve Him for His sake alone, even when the world overlooks their efforts. The sermon concludes with an encouragement to remain steadfast in doing right, trusting that God sees, knows, and will ultimately reward such faithfulness. Questions: Why did God bless Leah when Jacob loved Rachel more? [x] What does it mean that Leah was hated in Genesis 29:31? [x] Does God see me when I feel overlooked or unappreciated? [x] What do Reuben, Simeon, Levi, and Judah mean in the Bible? [x] Why did Laban trick Jacob into marrying Leah? [ ] Does the Bible approve of having more than one wife? [x] What can Leah teach us about finding satisfaction in God? [x] How did Leah become an ancestor of Jesus Christ?

  7. 3d ago

    When Sin Becomes a Habit

    Why do Christians continue to struggle with the same sins, and does God ever grow tired of their failures? In Genesis 20, Abraham repeats a decades-old deception about Sarah, placing his wife and the people of Gerar in danger. Yet despite Abraham's habitual sin and failure to trust God, the Lord intervenes to protect Sarah and preserve His covenant promises. This sermon examines the danger of unrepentant sin, the consequences of worldly thinking, and the responsibility of believers to be a blessing to those around them. Through Abraham's encounter with Abimelech, we also discover the remarkable patience, sovereignty, and steadfast faithfulness of God. Though our sins must be confronted and put to death, God's covenant faithfulness never fails. Even when His people are faithless, He remains faithful. For more information on River Community Church and its ministries, please visit https://www.rivercommunity.org

  8. 5d ago

    Valley of Baca (Remastered)

    Repentance prepares the highway for people to come into the presence of the Lord. They need substance and direction for life; not only repentance, but regeneration. From where does such a thing come? In this sermon on Psalm 84:5–7 titled "The Valley of Bacca," Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones looks at Christ as the source of encouragement for the believer, despite the circumstances he or she might find themselves in. The result of such a faith is a clear view of life as a whole, and of self in relation to God. Are the pains of life the result of others' faults or one's own sin? Find purpose and direction for life, rather than living in a state of selfish chaos. God withholds nothing good from those who walk uprightly. Does one have a road to follow when calamity and trials come? It is in this valley of Bacca, one of tears and sorrow, that this psalmist's joy springs to life. Learn to rejoice, even in the valley of Bacca. Let troubles make the Christian consider the goodness of God and cause rejoicing; praise Him, He has overcome the world!

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    Various Speakers
  • Years Active
    2007 - 2026
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