Sermons Archive

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Lamentations speaks on behalf of those suffering as he reminds the Lord of how
great is the grief experienced. He confesses that the judgement is deserved. In this, he
provides a warning to those living in this present culture that they must not presume against the
goodness of God.

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Contemporary western culture is facing a date with destiny. When God’s judgement
is unleashed, and it shall surely come, all of us will lament our failure to honour Him or to serve
Him.

Summary: Many professed Christians will be turned away from Heaven because they have trusted an act rather than trusting the Son of God.

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 God’s character is revealed through the Creation.

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Pentecost was a once forever event presaging the work of the Spirit in God’s people. The phenomena were displayed once, but the power of the Spirit continues to be revealed through the testimony of God’s redeemed people who are empowered to do this holy work.

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When one asks the question, “What must I do to be saved,” accepting the answer we
give will determine the eternal destiny for that person.

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God created mankind, and He gives us our being. Thus, we must not segregate on
the basis of race or sex. Flowing from the knowledge of God’s creation, and having given His
Word, we discover that not all cultures are equal, though all people have opportunity to know
God.

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Paradise began with a river flowing from the Garden, and in Heaven a river flows from
the throne of God. The message is a brief consideration of the role these rivers play in the
economy of God

Summary: When this message was planned this past winter, services were cancelled due to a blizzard. This is a second effort that has been revised and brought up to date. How shall Christians respond as our contemporary culture self-destructs?

Summary: We who follow Christ are responsible to present the message of grace at every opportunity. Many will dismiss our message as foolish talk. We must honestly present the truth to such people, refusing to give up our stand for the truth.

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Jesus encourages His disciples to pray. We have a right to ask great things of God,
knowing that He will do what glorifies His Name.

Summary: The struggle to believe is real, but it is overcome when we meet the Risen, Living Son of God.

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Religious excitement does not necessarily translate into spiritual worship. Rather,
the one following Jesus must guard against being turned aside by that which appears good.
Remember that good is enemy of the best.

Summary: We often delay seeking Christ’s help until desperation drives us to Him. He stands ready to deliver us when we come to Him confessing our need for Him to touch us.

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Christians are lovers. We are distinguished from the world by Who we love and the
manner in which we reveal our love. Ours is a love which results from the love of God which is poured out into our lives.

Summary: The unity of the Faith transcends denominations, embracing all who are twice born through faith in Christ the Lord.

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Jesus was sent on mission by the Father. In like manner, the Son of God sends His disciples on mission. And He ensures we will succeed in this mission by giving us His Spirit.

Christians are to be immersed in the truth as they are sanctified in this life. We are immersed in truth as we immerse ourselves in the Word of God and as we invest ourselves in the congregation wherein the Spirit of Christ has placed us.

Summary: Our Lord prayed that His followers would be sanctified, made holy. The Father heard His request and has granted Jesus was He asked.

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Christ promised joy for those who follow Him. One sure mark of the redeemed is joy.

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How do we, as followers of the Christ, respond to sin when it is exposed to us?

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How shall followers of Christ respond to the growing wickedness of our world?

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What we are as a nation is not what we were, and the difference is not something to
be celebrated.

Summary: While we would never encourage a church to be “woke,” there is a biblical expectation that we will practise Scriptural diversity, Equity, and Inclusion as demonstrated by Jesus.

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God’s curse pronounced against the serpent gave hope to the fallen pair who had
rebelled against their Creator. That hope is fulfilled in the salvation offered in Christ the Lord.

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Sin has infected the race. It contaminates our lives, ultimately ensuring our death.

The Son of God was born to offer His life as a sacrifice, taking the sin of all mankind upon

Himself. This is the neglected message of Christmas.

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We need a Redeemer because we are fallen people. We inherited our fallen nature because of the fall of our first parents. Eve was seduced by Satan, and Adam chose to rebel against God. Thus, the creation was plunged into ruin.

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An unusual Advent series focusing on how we arrived t our present condition so we

will know why it was necessary for Messiah to be born in order to give His life.

Summary: A call for us who preach to determine that we are delivering the message our God has given and not speaking to make people feel good about themselves.

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Surprised by the intervention of God, Balaam pronounces one of the great aspirations

of all who know and worship the Lord God.