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Pastor Brian's sermon explores the dual nature of Jesus as both meek and lowly, and zealous with righteous anger, using the events of Matthew 21 to illustrate the character of God. The cleansing of the temple is presented as a rejection of commercial exploitation and a defense of the sanctity of worship, highlighting that true faith must prioritize righteousness over popularity or financial gain....

Tied to the twin realities that we are not guilty before God and forgiven by Him (previous in Ch. 10), we have confidence to enter into the holy places, and we have a great priest in Jesus. These salvation realities are the basis for a productive, fruitful, meaningful life. So we are together - "let us" - exhorted to draw near in worship with a true heart in full assurance of faith, to hold fast t...

Title: We Have Such a High Priest Preached by Clint Leiter Hebrews Pt20 On September 27, 2026 Reference: Hebrews 8:1-6

The infant Christ is worshiped by Gentile wise men. 1. The star's revelation and varied reactions. (vv. 1-4) a. The wise men: a journey to worship the infant Christ. b. Herod & Jerusalem: distress over the infant Christ. 2. The Scripture's revelation and more varied reactions. (vv. 5-11) a. The priests & scribes: right exposition and non-application. b. Herod: a lying promise to worship. c. The wi...

This sermon explores the theological necessity of the Incarnation by examining five specific reasons why God became man in Jesus Christ. The central message emphasizes that Christ's humanity serves to rule over the world, sanctify believers through a sacred brotherhood, destroy the power of death, atone for sin, and provide sympathetic help in temptation. The tone is pastoral and comforting, addre...

This sermon explores the theological foundation of biblical worship by examining the role of Jesus Christ as the sole mediator between God and humanity. It argues that acceptable worship is made possible only through Christ's work as the high priest who offers a perfect ransom, satisfying divine justice and securing reconciliation for believers. The text contrasts the old covenant's earthly ritual...

The disciples obeyed Jesus and gave the crowd something to eat — something that had been supplied by the generosity of Jesus Himself. Now, once again, He seeks privacy — and finds it. The crowds have gone, and our Lord is praying alone, though the disciples are nearby. He wants them to grow in their understanding of who He is. Do they know about the multitude of the heavenly host, announcing that...

1. How does the Triune God introduce himself to us? Through his Son Jesus Christ--Who Is, Who Was, and Who Is to Come. 2. What does he offer to us in his introduction? Almighty Love, Almighty Grace, and Almighty Peace.

Though the last days can be fearfully dark, they are wonderfully bright because in them God is speaking to us by his Son. The opening verses of the letter to the Hebrews provide us with one of the most splendid testimonies to the glory of the Messiah, the Jesus of whom the writer speaks with such delight and reverence. He is the heir of all things, the agent of creation, the revealer of God, the u...

This sermon examines the contrasting allegiances of David and Saul in 1 Samuel 22, highlighting how David gathers a community of the distressed, indebted, and discontented while Saul relies on self-serving servants. The exposition contrasts David's reliance on God's counsel and protection with Saul's rebellion and violent suppression of the priesthood. By analyzing the specific conditions of those...

Every believer is a priest to God called to "offer spiritual sacrifices acceptable to God through Jesus Christ (Rev. 1:6; 1 Peter 2:5, 9). The Holy Spirit, who was given in special measure to Old Testament priests (Num. 11:25) has been poured out on all believers to make them "wholeheartedly willing and ready from now on to live for him." But while all Christians are priests, not all are ministers...

Taking an in depth look at the teachings of the Roman Catholic Church

This sermon examines the high priestly prayer of Jesus in John 17, specifically focusing on the petition for the unity of His disciples. The central message argues that Christian unity is essential for the church's strength and witness, serving as a defense against the devil and a prerequisite for effective evangelism. The preacher outlines a threefold basis for this unity: agreement in doctrine g...

Solomon is established as King of Israel and there is peace and prosperity like at no other time in the history of ancient Israel. We review the roster of his "cabinet". We are given a "lay of the land" controlled by King Solomon's reign. And then we end with a discussion of Solomon's writings and worldwide reputation. Also Reference: Matthew 23:23, (Isaiah 10:22), Romans 9:27, Song of Solomon 3:9...

When God Reverses the Curse Balak, Balaam, the Donkey, the Angel of the Lord, and a People Called to Display His Glory Malachi 1–4 • Numbers and the Balaam Account • Micah 2 • Revelation 1 • Romans 12 Central Truth: God is holy, His glory cannot be changed, and His purposes cannot be overturned. He can turn the curse of an enemy into a blessing, yet He can also turn the hollow blessings of His own...

On this Let's Talk Pastor Rocky Stevenson of Benoni Bible Church is joined with Bill Jack from Worldview Academy in the USA, and they discuss and explore the biblical mandate for Christians to question authority and engage in critical thinking, contrasting this with secular educational models that often discourage inquiry. It introduces four foundational questions—clarifying meaning, establishing...

This sermon examines the Apostle Paul's self-assessment of his ministry in Romans 15, highlighting his conviction that the Roman believers are full of goodness and knowledge. The exposition emphasizes that Paul viewed his role as a sacred, priestly service to the Gentiles, grounded entirely in the grace of God rather than personal merit. It clarifies the theological distinction between positional...

In this lesson we look at the Church's response to the aftermath of the Industrial Revolution.

Pastor Jacobs exposits the 7th chapter of the book of Ezra, which focuses on the people of God. Ezra will lead the exiled Jews back to Jerusalem m(which we will read about in the book of Nehemiah.) Ezra is a precursor or type of Jesus, a priest, a prophet and a meritorious scribe.

The sermon proclaims that every true Christian is a priest. All must offer sacrifices and these consist of our bodies and our praises. All priests must also be engaged in the work of intercession.