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I. Who Raised Jesus from the Dead? A. The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit B. The Triune God Our Savior II. Raised by the Same Spirit Who Raised Jesus A. The Spirit of the Father's Love, Life, Power B. The Spirit of Help, Comfort, and Holiness C. The Spirit of Indwelling, Fellowship, and Abiding III. Raised by the Quickening Spirit A. So that New Life in Christ Will Be Complete B. So That Deat...

The sermon examines the spiritual danger of forgetting God's past faithfulness, drawing a parallel between the apostasy of ancient Israel and the modern tendency to attribute blessings to self-effort or secular ideologies. By contrasting the revolutionary ideology of Karl Marx with the evangelistic approach of D.L. Moody, the message argues that societal ills are best addressed through individual...

Our Consolations in the Afflictions and Temptations from our adversary, the devil.

In Haggai 2:20-23, having spoken of the present covenant blessings that would flow from the rebuilding work, Haggai then looked forward to the ultimate significance of the work they had begun.

This sermon explores the radical newness of Christ's ministry as depicted in Mark 2, emphasizing that Jesus does not fit into the old religious structures of the Pharisees or John the Baptist. The central argument is that Christ's presence brings a decisive shift in redemption history, requiring a complete transformation of the believer's life rather than a mere addition to existing habits. The te...

This sermon examines Jesus' teaching in the Sermon on the Mount regarding divorce, arguing that marriage is a sacred covenant rather than a mere civil contract. Benjamin contrasts the ancient practice of issuing 'paper divorces' for trivial reasons with the biblical call for lifelong, sacrificial commitment, noting that only sexual immorality legitimately breaks this bond. By referencing Genesis,...

For Reformation week 2026, Pastor Josh exhorts us to Reformation piety from Romans 12:1–3. The basis of our sanctification is the double benefit of Christ's life and death.

This sermon examines the theological dangers of pragmatism as a worldview, arguing that it reduces moral decision-making to a relativistic calculation of outcomes rather than obedience to God's Word. By contrasting the disobedience of King Saul with the repentant heart of David, the teaching illustrates how pragmatic reasoning leads to spiritual compromise and the loss of divine favor. The discuss...

This sermon examines the theological dangers of pragmatism, defining it as a relativistic worldview that prioritizes anticipated outcomes over divine command. By contrasting the disobedience of King Saul with the repentant heart of David, the teaching illustrates how pragmatic reasoning leads to moral compromise and spiritual dead ends. The analysis extends to the golden calf incident in Exodus an...

During the time when the outlook for the people of Jerusalem and Judea looked particularly bleak, the prophet Jeremiah, in obedience to the Word of God, bought a piece of land, thereby indicating his faith in God's Word.

Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? shall tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or peril, or sword? (Romans 8:35) *1/ The love of Christ set before us in the Gospel. 2/ The love of Christ felt and evidenced. 3/ The inseparable love of Christ - the comfort of God's people.* **Sermon summary:** The sermon explores the unbreakable bond between God and His peopl...