Death on SermonAudio

Why entrust yourself to the Lord? 1- The Lord holds His people 2- Death comes to us all 3- The living still has hope

Luke 23:40 "But the other answering rebuked him, saying, Dost not thou fear God, seeing thou art in the same condemnation?" This sermon examines the narrative of the two thieves crucified alongside Jesus, focusing on the rhetorical question, "Do you not fear God?" The central message urges listeners to evaluate their spiritual state in light of three realities: the sinful life they have lived, the...

Rev. Benjamin Wontrop's sermon on Ecclesiastes 12:1–8 (with 11:7–10) issues a solemn, Christ-centred call to remember the Creator while the opportunity remains. Solomon's vivid portrait of advancing age—darkened lights, trembling keepers, failing grinders, dimmed eyes, and the final return of dust to earth—depicts the increasing misery of life under the curse (WSC 19). Physical decline and eschato...

"The Death of the King" I Samuel 31

This sermon explores the theological doctrine of the sufficiency of Christ, arguing that believers are complete in Him and require no additional wisdom, righteousness, or power from external sources. The message addresses the historical and spiritual threat of false teachings that diminish Christ's preeminence, urging the congregation to guard against the subtle temptation to seek supplemental hel...

Jesus went into the Holy of Holies once and it was enough for all time. Today Pastor Wayne Sanders continues the series on Hebrews with chapter nine. What is the one thing that Christians should always be doing? What is the significance of the tabernacle? All of these and more are answered in today's service. God bless you this week!

Pastor Mark Hogan teaches on baptism as a central ordinance for worship and discipleship, citing Matthew 28, Acts 2, 1 Corinthians 12, and Ephesians 4 to show it accompanies repentance, faith, and incorporation into the church while confirming rather than independently accomplishing regeneration. He emphasizes its dual significance: both for personal soteriology and for church membership, and argu...

This sermon explores the human longing for acceptance and status, framed as a desire to enter an "inner ring," and argues that this drive is ultimately a reflection of the soul's need for belonging to God. By examining the context of Jesus' passion prediction in Matthew 20, the message highlights how spiritual pride and ambition often blind believers to the cost of discipleship, contrasting the wo...

The religious leaders, Pilate, and the crowd all choose Barabbas, a guilty murderer, over Jesus, revealing that works-based religion is always offended by free grace. Jesus faces death unafraid, in full control, sending deliverance not around his people but through his own suffering. We are Barabbas, guilty and condemned, and healing is found only in the wounds of the innocent one who took our pla...

This sermon argues that eternal life is not merely a future reward or an endless existence, but is intrinsically bound to the person of Jesus Christ. By examining passages such as 1 John 5 and John 14, the message clarifies that to have the Son is to possess life, refuting the worldly view that separates the giver from the gift. The text emphasizes that Christ, who is life itself, willingly entere...

Debtors to Live in the Spirit | Romans 8:12-13 I. The Christian View of Sanctification A. Not Magic, Second Blessings, Surrender B. A New Nature: Be What God Has Made You C. A New Power: By the Indwelling Spirit of Christ D. An Active Life: Walk in the Spirit, Do What God Says E. A Way and Order of Life: Live Doctrine Applied II. Holiness the Christian's Joyful Debt or Obligation A. No Believer In...

Paul's companions and other believers who loved him did not want Paul to go forward and go to Jerusalem. It meant danger, trouble, even death. But Paul felt the Lord's direction to go forward, and face the conflict as an opportunity to further the work of the gospel.

This sermon explores the tension between human suffering and divine sovereignty through the lens of Job 23, highlighting three key confessions: that God hides, knows, and designs. The speaker emphasizes that while God may withdraw His sensible presence during trials, He remains fully aware of the believer's path and heart, refining them like gold through the fire of affliction. By contrasting Job'...

Study in the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith

Wisdom leads on the path of everlasting life, therefore, take comfort in life and in death, in the person and work of Jesus Christ.

Sending Sinners to the Sent One 1. Christ was sent to condemn sin in the power of His death 2. Christ was sent to cleanse sin by the power of His death