Sermons Archive

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Christ is impressed by our faith, though the quality of our faith is not required for Him
to show compassion.

Summary: Is homosexuality the gravest sin of all? Isn’t arrogance, pride, and self-exaltation at the root of all our sin? We must repent of the sin that contaminates us even as followers of the Christ if we wish to receive His blessing.

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As a follower of Christ you will be compelled to enter into spiritual battle. Paul
encourages us by pointing us to Christ and the strength that is His. Therefore, let us stand firm
in the victory that our Lord has won on our behalf

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The first church was powerful for the cause of Christ. When we match the present
churches to that earliest congregation, we are often compelled to confess that we don’t look like
we are their descendants. It is past time for us to take steps to correct this situation.

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Biblical instruction for living as husband and wife.

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When you have had enough of living in the pigpen, you can return home knowing that
the Father waits to receive you.

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Can God forgive you of the worst sin you’ve ever committed? The message explores
the grace of God, not to excuse our sin, but to encourage us to look to God for grace as we turn
from our sin to walk with Him.

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Though all associated with this life is impermanent, the future for the child of God is
bright with hope. Christ has redeemed us by His death and resurrection. Now, through faith in
Him, we anticipate a permanent home in Heaven.

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Lost people often use our failure to live as we ought to justify their rejection of Christ.
While we cannot excuse them, we must know that we do offend. Therefore, we require grace to
honour God and to avoid giving offence to the lost.

Summary: A new year will shortly be upon us. While none of us is able to predict what we precise situations Christians will face in the coming year, we know from Scripture some general conditions that will confront us.

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What happened after the Son of God was born. Events in the household of Joseph and Mary
provide a model for us to emulate after Christmas.

Summary: An Advent Meditation on the birth of Christ and what that birth means for mankind.

Summary: Mary was chosen to bear the Son of God, but she was not exceptional. The message is a study of God’s work to fulfil the prophecies of the birth of a child who was to be a Deliverer for all mankind.

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Jesus is the Prophet of whom Moses spoke. His first advent set in motion the
fulfilment of God’s redemption of sinful man.

Summary: God promised to send a Deliverer because of our sin. Jesus is that Deliverer. At Christmas we remember the evidence of God’s mercy to broken humanity.

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God repeatedly warns inhabitants of this dying world to look to Him or receive His
judgement. The message looks at the Second Psalm in light of current world conditions.

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The message explores biblical reasons for open union with a local congregation.

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We are called to judge ourselves, especially focusing on our motives, as we come
before the Lord’s Table.

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Praising God in this day is preparation for our eternal occupation of praising the
Living God. Our praise will no longer be a labour, but a source of eternal joy.

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The people of God have always been a vocal people at worship. Scripture teaches us
to affirm the truth by openly commenting, “Amen.

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Christians are at war with an unseen, though extremely powerful, enemy. We are,
however, not defenseless. We are given authority over the enemy, if we will invoke our rights
given in Christ.

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We prepare to live by preparing for death.

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If we take responsibility for ourselves at the Lord’s Table, it will not be necessary for
Him to discipline us. Let us approach Him with reverence and awe as we worship.

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Recognition of those who advance the cause of Christ through quiet service within
the assembly of the righteous

 God holds all mankind to account. All face judgement, and some are judged now. When God judges individuals and even communities, He informs His people, saying, “Don’t pray for them!”

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Praying with confidence requires us to know God and to know what He has promised.
Then, when we present the requests prompted by God’s promise, we must defer to Him so that
He is honoured in us.

Summary: A cautionary sermon against presumption against the Lord at His Table.

Summary: How did Paul become the stalwart we know through his letters? The message is a study of those who stand with us to advance the cause of Christ as others stood with Paul as he laboured for the Master.

We can be certain that Christ will accomplish all of His work through the Church!