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Resurrection Presbyterian Church Nov.8, 2026 "The Bread of Life" Sermon Text: Exodus 16 Respresbyterian.com

God demonstrates his love for his people in three ways, which is what Paul discusses in this passage.

This sermon examines the post-resurrection encounter between Jesus and his disciples at the Sea of Tiberias, contrasting their fruitless labor with the success that follows divine instruction. By drawing a parallel to the earlier miracle in Luke 5, the message illustrates that human effort alone, even when motivated by good intentions, yields no spiritual fruit without first seeking Christ's direc...

This sermon explores the narrative in 1 Samuel 5-6, where the Ark of the Covenant is captured by the Philistines and placed in the temple of Dagon, resulting in the idol's defeat and the affliction of the Philistine cities. Rev. Batzig argues that this event demonstrates Yahweh's sovereign power to defend His name and crush the demonic forces behind false gods, contrasting Israel's earlier superst...

Where is Heaven? What does it look like? Will we miss our old lives, and what will we actually do there for all eternity? When the world gets you down, there is nothing like the thought of Heaven to lift your outlook. In this message from the series What Will Heaven Be Like?, Pastor Jim Scudder at Quentin Road Baptist Church opens the Scriptures to answer the questions people ask most about Heaven...

(#94) The church at Corinth must not let the Jewish community show more belief in bodily resurrection than they.

Song of Solomon 5:9 - 6:5

This sermon examines the Corinthian church's tendency to resolve civil disputes among believers through secular courts, arguing that such actions damage the church's witness and contradict their identity in Christ. The central message urges believers to prioritize the reputation of Christ over personal rights, suggesting that one can afford to be wronged when remembering their eternal status as sa...

This sermon presents a biblical argument for premillennialism, asserting that Christ will return to establish a literal, earthly kingdom of one thousand years before the final judgment. The speaker outlines seven theological reasons for this view, including the necessity of fulfilling specific numerical prophecies, reclaiming the earth from Satan's dominion, and completing the staged resurrection...

Acts16:16-40 A Blessing from Suffering 1. The experience of suffering 2. The manifestation of resurrection life 3. Impaction of life to others

How similar the cycle of idolatry and repentance of the people in Judges is to the cycle of habitual sin and repentance in our lives. Preached at Calvary OPC, Harrisville, PA

Wherefore he is able also to save them to the uttermost that come unto God by him, seeing he ever liveth to make intercession for them. (Hebrews 7:25) ~~~~ This sermon was preached at Providence Chapel East Peckham on a Lord's Day afternoon. ~~~~ *1/ To whom "he is able." 2/ Why "he is able." 3/ What "he is able" to do.* **Sermon summary:** This sermon examines the declaration in Hebrews 7:25 that...

John 20, The Resurrection of Christ Part 2

This sermon examines the martyrdom of John the Baptist to illustrate the high cost of faithfully proclaiming the message of repentance and the severe consequences of ignoring it. The central argument contrasts John's moral courage and integrity with King Herod's pride and unrepentant sin, demonstrating that a convicted conscience is insufficient without genuine turning to God. The exposition highl...

Teaching Sermon

1. Recent reminders of life and death. 2. Purpose of this sermon: We are comforted by the joy and hope of eternal life and the bodily resurrection. 3. Questions that arise: • What happens when we die? • How do we remember the saints who have died? • What does it mean that we are surrounded by witnesses? • What happens to those who die outside of Christ? • What does it mean to treat the body with d...

Movement 1: The Question of Christ's Identity (Matthew 16: 13-15) Movement 2: The Revelation of Christ's Identity (Matthew 16: 16-17) Movement 3: The Foundation and Security of Christ's Church (Matthew 16: 18) Movement 4: The Authority and Responsibility of Christ's Church (Matthew 16: 10-20) Movement 5: Theological Implications for the Church Today Movement 6: A Prophetic Word to the Contemporary...

In Mark 7:1–23, Jesus teaches that true spiritual defilement comes not from external circumstances or ceremonial uncleanness, but from the sinful human heart. Exposing the danger of human traditions that replace God's Word, Christ reveals our need for something greater than outward religion or moral reform. Through His death, resurrection, and the work of the Holy Spirit, Jesus alone cleanses sinn...

This sermon explores the immeasurable greatness of God's power as revealed in the resurrection and exaltation of Jesus Christ. It encourages believers to pray for spiritual wisdom and revelation, moving beyond doubt to a deeper understanding of God's character through His Word. The message highlights the richness of the believer's inheritance in Christ, urging the church to view their circumstance...

This sermon explores the narrative of the widow of Zarephath in 1 Kings 17, focusing on the transition from profound grief to restored joy through the raising of her son. The central message emphasises that God often works in the darkest moments of human experience, using suffering not as punishment but as a vessel to display His power and glory. By examining Elijah's intense and persistent prayer...