Sermons Archive

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Jude delivers a full on assault against those who wear the livery of the Faith while
denying the authority the Lord has instituted for mankind.

Summary: God’s warning of eternal damnation is a mark of His grace toward mankind.

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Jude warns against rebelling against God by pointing to three instances of divine
judgement.

Summary: God entrusts defense of the Faith to members of the congregation of the Faithful. Each church member is to stand firm against error rather than depending upon specialists.

Summary: If it was a crime to be a Christian, would there be enough evidence to convict you? Are you able to say what a Christian is?

Summary: Can the nations of the West avoid God’s righteous judgement when we choose to ignore Him to pursue the wickedness of our own hearts?

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Simeon entered the Temple just as Mary brought the Christ into the sacred precincts.
Taking the Christ child into his arms, he prophesied of the reason the Christ was born.

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The birth of Christ the Lord was so momentous that Mary would treasure up all that
occurred throughout the remainder of her days.

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Examining the Annunciation and Mary’s response to God’s call.

Summary: Gabriel, God’s messenger, told Zechariah that John would be great before the Lord. What made the Baptist great? If we can discover the answer to this query, we will know how we may be great before the Lord.

Summary: Presumptuous sin leads to unimaginable judgement.

Summary: Christians must serve as salt and light in our world. As part of our responsibility in the world, we must be good citizens, fulfilling the will of the Lord by wise exercise of our participation in the civic process.

Summary: Biblical orthodoxy demands that Christians focus on first things if we will fulfil the will of the Father.

Summary: God promises rich blessings for those who obey Him.

Summary: By focusing on the first congregation, we can discover how we can transform our own church into the powerful congregation God intends it to be.

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The criteria for worship are established when the Lord God spoke to Moses , dictating what was necessary for worship to be accepted.

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From a human perspective, what was required to win Saul of Tarsus to faith in the
Son of God? Someone had to outlive, out-love, and outdo the rabid rabbi. That someone was
Stephen.

Summary: Many of God’s people are infected with a spirit of restlessness. We do well to take to heart the message God sent to Jews living in Babylonian captivity to settle down where He placed them.

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A study of Abraham as he worshipped the Lord God in the Land of Moriah. What we
learn of worship as we consider Abraham’s willingness to sacrifice his son, Isaac.

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Jesus is our example of how to face opposition and temptation.

Summary: A movement to adopt the philosophy of DEI (Diversity. Equity. Inclusion.) must be replaced by UET (Unity. Equality. Transformation) if we will honour Christ as Master of the church.

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Teaching our daughters to be godly will require modelling righteous lives as well as
providing sound instruction from the pulpit and in the home.

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We Christians live in the world as exiles from Heaven. While in the world, we are to pray for the welfare of our nation, glorifying God by how we lives in the midst of a darkened world.

Summary: Christians are united through commitment to biblical truth, which is reflected in love for Christ and for His people. Professed love without theological integrity destroys unity.

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Man is created in the image of God. Understanding how we are so created enables
us to glorify God.

Summary: Peter cited Joel’s prophetic statement in explanation of the Spirit’s descent on the Day of Pentecost. He saw this prophecy as the promise of what still lay ahead for all who follow the Lord.

Summary: God transforms the tongue of His saint, equipping each one to speak he truth in love, encouraging the weary and glorifying the Saviour.

Summary: Christians must turn from embracing the things of this world, deliberately choosing to seek the things that are above.

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We have a high and holy privilege of asking anything of God, knowing that we will receive what we ask when we ask in the Name of Christ our Lord.