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  1. Oct 4

    Music and the Church, Part 2

    MUSIC AND THE CHURCH, PART 2 TEXT: Ephesians 5:1-21 I. MUSIC AND THE REFORMATION. A. The Reformation: a Needed "Reset." B. Luther's Restoration of Congregational Singing. II. ORIGINS AND ASSESSMENT OF THE ROCK SOUND. A. Rock Music Defined. B. Origins of the Rock Sound. C. Origins of Contemporary Christian Music

  2. Oct 4

    Pentecost's Sermon

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  3. Oct 4

    The Baptism of the Spirit

    What does it mean to be baptized with the Holy Spirit? Is Spirit baptism a second experience that Christians should seek after conversion, or is it something every believer has already experienced? In 1 Corinthians 12:12–13, Paul provides essential clarity about one of the most misunderstood aspects of the Holy Spirit's work. Pastor Robb Brunansky examines how the Spirit unites believers as members of one body, immerses every Christian into the body of Christ, and indwells believers to produce spiritual growth. Along the way, this message considers common Pentecostal and charismatic understandings of Spirit baptism and examines key passages in Acts to show how Pentecost and the inclusion of Samaritans and Gentiles demonstrate the unity of God's people in Christ. Rather than creating different classes of Christians, the baptism of the Spirit demonstrates that every believer shares the same standing in Christ and belongs fully to His church. Understanding the Spirit's work should transform how Christians view themselves and their place in the local church. Every believer has been gifted, equipped, and placed in Christ's body for a purpose. No Christian is spiritually second-class, and no member of Christ's body is unnecessary.

  4. Oct 4

    The Circumcision of the Heart and Spirit Baptism

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  5. Oct 4

    The Fire of Pentecost Acts 2 Sun 4 Oct PM Pastor Darren Rogers

    The Fire of Pentecost Acts 2 Sun 4 Oct PM Pastor Darren Rogers

  6. Oct 4

    The Presence and Love of God

    This sermon explores the theological reality of God's personal presence and the nature of divine love, arguing that both are best understood through God's actions rather than abstract emotions. It addresses the role of the Holy Spirit in both the Old and New Testaments, correcting the misconception that the Spirit was absent before Pentecost by highlighting the Spirit's work in conviction and revelation throughout history. The discussion centers on John 3:16, interpreting the phrase "God so loved the world" as a description of the manner in which God demonstrated love through the sacrifice of His Son, rather than a quantifiable measure of intensity. By examining the contrast between Jacob and Esau, the sermon illustrates that God's love is evidenced by provision and covenant faithfulness, while His hatred is defined by the withholding of specific covenant promises rather than by emotional hostility. Ultimately, the message calls believers to emulate this active, sacrificial love in their relationships, recognizing that true love is demonstrated through committed service and the pursuit of the best interests of others.

  7. Oct 3

    Christ Praying for the Holy Spirit

    The sermon explores the theological significance of Christ's promise in John 14 to pray to the Father for the sending of the Holy Spirit, identifying this as a foundational act of the covenant of redemption. It argues that the outpouring of the Spirit is not a singular historical event limited to Pentecost but a continuous reality for the New Testament church, grounded in the finished work of Christ's atonement and exaltation. The preacher emphasizes the Trinitarian cooperation in this process, where the Son intercedes and the Father sends the Spirit, who acts as the omnipresent and omniscient Comforter to guide believers. By contrasting the Spirit's divine nature with human limitations, the message encourages the church to pray with boldness and confidence, relying on the sovereign authority of Christ to bring spiritual renewal and empowerment in the present age.

  8. Sep 30

    FIRE FOR THE RACE

    The sermon explores the Christian call to run the race of faith with endurance, as outlined in Hebrews 12, by laying aside spiritual weights and fixing one's eyes on Jesus. It emphasizes the necessity of the Holy Spirit's fire to purify, empower, and energize believers, drawing on biblical examples from the burning bush to Pentecost. The message warns against the lethargy of lukewarm faith, urging a wholehearted response to God's call for zeal and boldness. By referencing historical figures like Spurgeon and Calvin, the text highlights the church's need for divine intensity rather than superficial piety. Ultimately, it calls for a life filled with the Spirit's power, enabling believers to finish the race with victory and purpose.

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