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  1. Sep 20

    "Living on Mission" Jonah 4

    Rev. Mark Bates examines the book of Jonah to address the tension between human desires for justice and the reality of God's mercy. He argues that Jonah's anger stems from a failure to recognize his own sin and dependence on grace, contrasting his reluctance with the willing sacrifice of Jesus Christ. By understanding that all people are sinners in need of unmerited favor, believers are freed from judgmental attitudes and called to share the gospel with a passion that mirrors God's heart for the lost. Rev. Bates concludes with an urgent appeal for the church to pray for missionaries, train the next generation for global outreach, and support the growing underground churches in regions like Iran, recognizing that the harvest is plentiful but the workers are few.

  2. Sep 20

    A New Song

    The sermon centers on Psalm 98, urging believers to sing a new song because God has accomplished marvelous things through His mighty arm. It highlights the theological reality that Christ has abolished death and redeemed sinners, offering a comfort that surpasses worldly pleasures or temporary relief. The message contrasts the joy of the redeemed with the impending judgment of the unrepentant, emphasizing that God has made His salvation known to all through creation, conscience, and the gospel. While acknowledging the urgency of fleeing from wrath, the tone remains pastoral and encouraging, inviting the church to rejoice in the certainty of their adoption as children of the resurrection and the ultimate victory over sin and death.

  3. Sep 20

    Finding Refuge In Christ

    God knows us far better than we will ever know ourselves. He created man without sin. He provided man with all he needed to be successful. Adam chose to reject God's perfection. He chose to become a sinner. The result of that was disastrous for humanity and all of creation. We do not control our emotions well due to the fall. God provided cities of refuge for those involved unintentional deaths. We can find refuge in Christ.

  4. Sep 20

    How Luke Showed Jesus is God

    This sermon examines the healing of the paralytic and the calling of Levi. It also demonstrated the authority of Jesus Christ to forgive sins, thereby proving His divinity. The message emphasizes that extraordinary actions, such as lowering the palsy man through the roof, are evidence of genuine faith that pleases God and leads to spiritual and physical restoration. It contrasts the self-righteousness of the Pharisees with the humility of sinners who recognize their need for a physician, highlighting that Jesus came to call the lost to repentance rather than the self-justified. Lastly, the teaching addresses the transition from the Old Covenant to the New, using the parable of new wine in new bottles to warn against mixing works with the grace of salvation. The central intent is to convict listeners of their need for a Savior and to encourage courageous faith in the gospel of Jesus Christ.

  5. Sep 20

    IN THE SWEAT OF THY FACE

    IN THE SWEAT OF THY FACE.[From Adam's Sweat to the Savior's Blood]Gen 3:17-24 KJV Beginning with Genesis 3:19, this scripture traces a powerful biblical theme from Eden to Gethsemane. Adam's sin brought thorns, sweat, toil, and death into the human experience. Ezekiel's priestly instructions picture ministry before God without garments that cause sweat, reminding us that human effort can never provide the righteousness necessary to approach a holy God. Finally, in Gethsemane, Jesus Christ—the sinless Savior—prays in such agony that His sweat is described as great drops of blood. From Adam's sweat to Christ's blood, Scripture points us to the grace of God and the finished work of Jesus Christ.I. THE SWEAT OF THE FALLEN MAN Sin Turned the Garden into a Place of Toil II. THE SERVICE OF THE HOLY PRIESTHOOD You Cannot Sweat Your Way into the Presence of God III. THE SWEAT OF THE SUFFERING SAVIOUR The One Who Knew No Sin Stepped into the World of Our Curse IN EDEN — MAN SWEATS BECAUSE OF SIN. IN THE SANCTUARY — THE PRIEST IS TOLD NOT TO WEAR WHAT CAUSES SWEAT. IN GETHSEMANE — CHRIST SWEATS AS HE MOVES TOWARD THE CROSS FOR SINNERS.

  6. Sep 20

    Of The Popish Mass

    The Popish Mass repudiates the gospel of Jesus Christ, for it teaches that sinners are saved by a different sacrifice and a different priest than the once for all sacrifice of Christ on the cross by which He offered Himself to be the propitiation for our sins. I. Defining the Popish Mass II. Different Presence III. Different Propitiatory Sacrifice

  7. Sep 20

    Reforming the House of God

    This sermon explores the necessity of divine grace in sustaining true reformation, using Nehemiah 13 to illustrate how human efforts alone are insufficient for lasting spiritual change. It highlights that reformation begins with the exposure of sin through God's Word, which calls the covenant community to holy separation from compromise. The text addresses the corruption of God's house, symbolized by Eliashib's accommodation of Tobiah, and emphasizes the need to remove defilement to restore proper worship. Furthermore, it underscores the importance of faithful stewardship and support for the ministry, noting that neglect of these duties leads to the forsaking of God's house. Ultimately, the message points to the need for Christ, who alone can cleanse the sinner and keep the covenant, enabling believers to stand in His strength for faithful worship.

  8. Sep 20

    The Hope That is in Me

    This sermon centers on the command to sanctify God and be prepared to give a reason for the hope of salvation, arguing that true hope is grounded in scriptural truth rather than mere decision or good works. The speaker emphasizes that salvation is a work of the Holy Spirit who convicts the sinner of sin, righteousness, and judgment, a process that cannot be achieved through human effort. By contrasting the deceptive notion of self-generated faith with the biblical requirement of repentance and grace, the message urges listeners to examine the foundation of their spiritual assurance. The tone is convicting and urgent, warning against the strong delusion of Satan and pleading for the awakening power of God to make the gospel real to the hearer's heart.

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