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  1. Jul 26

    O Worship the Lord!

    The sermon defines biblical worship as a comprehensive act of honoring God through regulated means rather than mere emotional expression or musical style. Drawing from the Ten Commandments and Deuteronomy, it argues that worship must adhere strictly to Scripture, emphasizing reverence, the right object of adoration, and the proper timing on the Lord's Day. The preacher contrasts this with contemporary cultural influences that prioritize personal feeling over divine glory, urging believers to realign their hearts with God's character every Sunday. Additionally, the message warns against relying on tradition alone, advocating for a careful balance between preserving historic church practices and adhering to biblical authority. Ultimately, true worship involves ascribing glory to God in spirit and truth, resulting in spiritual growth and Christ-likeness for the entire congregation.

  2. Jul 26

    The Law and the Gospel

    In this sermon from Romans 8:1–4 and the church's study of Exodus 20, Matt Sikes explains the essential distinction and relationship between God's law and God's gospel. The Ten Commandments are not merely ancient rules given to Israel; they summarize God's eternal moral law, reveal His holy character, expose humanity's sin, and show believers how God calls them to live. The sermon examines the difference between God's moral law and His positive laws. The moral law is written on every human heart, applies to all people, and is clearly summarized in the Ten Commandments. Other commands—including the ceremonial and judicial laws of the Mosaic covenant—were given for particular covenantal purposes and were fulfilled in Jesus Christ. The law is holy, righteous, and good, but sinful people are unable to obey it perfectly. The good news of the gospel is that God sent His Son to accomplish what the law, weakened by our sinful flesh, could not do. Jesus perfectly fulfilled every demand of God's law, bore its curse on the cross, and rose victoriously from the grave. Those who are in Christ are no longer condemned by the law. Christians do not obey God to earn salvation, but because Christ has already secured their salvation. Through the Holy Spirit, believers are set free from slavery to sin and given a new love for God's law, enabling them to walk in joyful and sincere obedience.

  3. Jul 26

    The Necessity of a New Covenant Sabbath

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  4. Jul 26

    The Ten Commandments - Tenth Commandment

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  5. Jul 19

    Do The Ten Commandments Matter Anymore?

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  6. Jul 19

    Forgiveness: Unlocking the Door

    Brian's sermon explores the Christian command to forgive others without limit, drawing primarily from the Parable of the Unmerciful Servant in Matthew 18. It emphasizes that while God's forgiveness of human sin is vast and unpayable, believers are equally obligated to extend mercy to others. The preacher outlines a practical process for achieving forgiveness by engaging the will, actions, mind, and emotions, noting that feelings often follow obedience rather than precede it. Key distinctions are made between forgiveness, which is unilateral, and reconciliation, which requires repentance, as well as between forgiving and forgetting or minimizing the offense. Ultimately, the message encourages reliance on the Holy Spirit's power to overcome bitterness and trust God with justice, illustrated by the story of Joseph and Corrie Ten Boom.

  7. Jul 19

    Pointing to Our Need for the Gospel

    In this sermon from Exodus 20, Dylan Joyner provides an overview of the Ten Commandments and explains why they remain essential for understanding God's holy character, humanity's sin, and the gospel of Jesus Christ. God begins His law by reminding Israel who He is and what He has done—He is their Lord, God, Savior, and Redeemer who delivered them from slavery. The sermon explains the structure of the Ten Commandments through the two tables of the law. The first four commandments teach us how to love, worship, and honor God, while the final six teach us how to love and rightly relate to our neighbors. Together, they summarize God's eternal and unchanging moral law. Although Christ fulfilled the ceremonial and judicial aspects of the Mosaic law, the moral law continues to reveal God's perfect character and His will for His people. Because no sinner can perfectly obey God's law, the Ten Commandments expose our guilt and drive us to the cross. Jesus Christ alone perfectly loved God and His neighbor, fulfilled every demand of the law, died for His people, and gives believers His righteousness. Christians do not obey in order to earn salvation, but because they have been saved and love the Savior who first loved them.

  8. Jul 19

    Remembering the Sabbath Day

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