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Saul immediately changed from a persecutor of Jesus to a preacher of Jesus.

This study examines God's sovereign providence throughout church history, emphasizing the Protestant Reformation, the Great Awakening, and the struggle for religious liberty in colonial America. Beginning with Acts 17, the lesson establishes that God governs nations, appoints their boundaries, and directs history according to His purposes. The Protestant Reformation restored Scripture's authority...

Preacher: Rev. Andrew Murray Welcome to our service at Ardaragh FPC. We hope you will join with us as we meet together to worship God.

📅Sunday 8th November, 2026 » Morning Service 📣Everything Is Ready, Come! 📙 Matthew 22:1-14 🎤Preacher: Elder Gregory Kanyanta

📅Sunday 8th November, 2026 » Evening Service 📣Serving The God Who Saves 📙 Acts 18:9-11 🎤Preacher: Elder Gregory Kanyanta

One of our temptations in reading Ecclesiastes will be to rescue this book from its uncomfortable and seemingly unbiblical conclusions about life. Our author takes us to the edge of the cliff and then holds us over the precipice. It feels wrong. But only because that's how wrong we are in our attempts to find joy in this life, to find real gain in a world gone wrong. Ecclesiastes 1:12–2:26 is the...

We ought to obey God rather than men. Just because man's law says you can do something doesn't mean it is okay with God's law.

The sermon explores the profound influence of the tongue, emphasizing that words possess the power to either build up or destroy the soul. Drawing from the Book of James, the message highlights the danger of double-mindedness and the specific responsibility of preachers to speak only what is grounded in Holy Scripture, avoiding personal opinion or rashness. The central theme calls believers to rec...

This sermon examines Matthew 16:19 to define the 'keys of the kingdom' as the delegated authority of the church to open and close the gates of salvation through the preaching of the Word. The teaching clarifies that this authority is not vested in a single individual, such as the Pope, but is shared by the apostles and subsequently by the elders and officers of the local church. By contrasting the...

Preached at Great Warford Baptist, Chapel, England, UK

This sermon explores the biblical role of the wife as a virtuous woman and a godly helpmeet, drawing primarily from Proverbs 31 and Ephesians 5. The central message emphasizes that submission to one's husband is an act of humility and obedience to God, mirroring the church's relationship with Christ. Through scriptural examples such as Lot's wife, Job's wife, and Priscilla, the text contrasts wive...

What does God remember when He sees a rainbow? David MacPherson explains the true meaning behind the rainbow

Examples of shame found in the Bible.

Using Abraham's journey into Egypt in Genesis 12, this message examines how fear can drive believers to make decisions that compromise their faith and obedience to God. Faced with famine, Abraham chose to rely on human reasoning rather than trust the promises God had already given him, leading him to deceive Pharaoh and place his wife Sarai in a vulnerable position. The preacher emphasizes that fe...

This message centers on the importance of living a life marked by continual praise to God, based on Psalm 34:1: "I will bless the Lord at all times: his praise shall continually be in my mouth." Using the example of Job, who continued to worship and praise God despite devastating loss, suffering, and personal tragedy, the preacher challenges believers to become "fountains of praise" rather than pe...

Using the example of Benaiah, one of David's mighty men in 2 Samuel 23, this message challenges Christian men to become the kind of leaders their churches desperately need. The preacher emphasizes that while churches are often blessed with faithful women, God has called men to step forward as spiritual leaders who strengthen and support the ministry. Benaiah's life illustrates three key qualities....

Drawing from Colossians 1, particularly Paul's declaration that he was "warning every man," this message emphasizes the vital role of biblical warnings in Christian growth and spiritual protection. The preacher explains that while believers need encouragement and practical help, they also need faithful warnings that expose spiritual dangers before they become destructive. He highlights three speci...

Using Ezekiel 22:30 as the central text, this message is a passionate call for men to answer God's search for someone willing to "stand in the gap" and make a difference in a generation marked by moral decline, spiritual apathy, and compromise. The preacher explains that in Ezekiel's day, political leaders, prophets, priests, and the people had all failed in their responsibilities, leaving a natio...

This sermon examines the narrative of Esau selling his birthright to Jacob, arguing that the event illustrates the sovereignty of God's election over human merit. The preacher contrasts Esau's profane disregard for the covenant promise with Jacob's inclusion in God's plan, emphasizing that salvation rests entirely on divine purpose rather than human works or foreseen faith. By referencing Romans 9...

This sermon explores the transformative work of God in making believers new creatures, emphasizing that reconciliation with God is achieved solely through the substitutionary atonement of Jesus Christ. The message highlights the believer's identity as an ambassador for Christ, entrusted with the ministry and message of reconciliation to a lost world. It outlines the motivation for this mission, ro...

Spurgeon holds up the Scriptures, in his powerful manner, as the source of Truth and our salvation.

What is sin? In this sermon on sin from Psalm 107:4–9 titled "The Way, the Truth, and the Life," Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones discusses sin and its power but rejoices that hope exists. Sin manifests itself in almost an endless variety of ways, and because sinners fail to recognize this, they often fail to recognize sin when it is right in front of them. Does the Christian recognize sin when it manifests...

The sermon identifies brokenness as the essential prerequisite for genuine spiritual revival, drawing primarily from Jacob's encounter at the Jabbok River. It contrasts the destructive nature of pride with the transformative power of humility, arguing that true intimacy with God requires surrendering self-will and facing one's sin honestly. The preacher emphasizes that resisting God through pride...