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In this sermon we consider Jesus' healing of ten lepers, but only one returned to give thanks. There are many valuable lessons here for us today, including our propensity to be ungrateful for the many things God has blessed us with. Here we are challenged to see our own thanklessness while being encouraged by the mercy of the Lord for the weak and needy like ourselves.

In this sermon, we consider the apostles request for more faith. Jesus answer is surprising. Rather than more faith, he calls the disciples to exercise the little faith they have and to be content in doing their duty. There are many lessons that we need to learn from Jesus in this sermon.

In this sermon, we consider the important teaching of Jesus on rebuke, repentance, and forgiveness. There is much practical help that we need to do this constructively. More important than practical help, we must remember the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ toward us and follow his life and teaching. May this teaching help us all to deal with sin among believers and be characterized by humility and forgiveness.

In this sermon Pastor Tim speaks about Jesus' warnings about temptations that are sure to come. These temptations can arise within the church and lead people astray. Here are lessons for those being tempted and would-be tempters.

In this sermon, we are going to consider what happened to Christ's soul (or spirit) after his physical death before his ascension to the Father. Throughout the message, we will learn about Christ's dominion over sin and death, and how he is the supreme ruler over all realms, including heaven, earth, and hell. The Scriptures point to Christ as the great victor over sin and death for those who have put their trust in him as the Messiah.

This sermon considers two men: a rich man and a poor man named Lazarus. Both died and we get a glimpse into the place of the dead. While learning about the afterlife, this sermon focuses on why Jesus told this story. We must recognize the sufficiency of the Scriptures for salvation and the need to respond to God's truth with repentance and faith.