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John 20:31 "But these are written, that ye might believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God; and that believing ye might have life through his name." King James Version

This sermon examines Paul's prayer in Ephesians 3, emphasizing the necessity of knowing the love of Christ to be filled with the fullness of God. The speaker highlights the internal spiritual warfare between the 'old man' and the 'new man,' arguing that believers must mortify their sinful nature through the power of the Holy Spirit. It critiques modern Christianity for abandoning high standards of...

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I SEE JESUS! Who Will Declare His Generation? — Isaiah 53:8 This message centers on the extraordinary sacrifice of Jesus Christ and the responsibility of every redeemed believer to proclaim His life, death, resurrection, and saving grace. Beginning in Deuteronomy 21:22–23, we see a prophetic picture of Jesus hanging upon a tree. Galatians 3:13 reveals that Christ became a curse for us, willingly t...

How Can We Have Confidence in Our Salvation? | Hebrews 10:15-22 Not all confidence is created equal. False confidence is brash and boastful; true confidence is secure and peaceful — like a daughter jumping off the couch into her father's arms, knowing he will catch her. How can we know the confidence we have before God is true and not false? Hebrews 10 gives us a sure sign: when God saves us, the...

This sermon explores the theological significance of the sin offering in Leviticus, distinguishing it from the burnt offering by focusing on the restoration of broken fellowship rather than the establishment of right relationship with God. The teaching clarifies that while salvation is secure and unbreakable, daily sins, particularly those of ignorance or omission, require confession and a return...

As he walked into Jerusalem, Simon did not know that his life was about to be changed. But when he met Jesus and the cross and was compelled to bear it with Jesus, his life was irrevocably altered. It wasn't expected, welcome, or wanted, but it brought him to salvation. If we want direction, leadership, and power in our lives, it will be found at the cross of Christ.

This sermon examines Luke 11, focusing on the disciples' request for Jesus to teach them how to pray and the subsequent instruction on the nature of persistent prayer. The teaching highlights the contrast between the disciples' initial self-centered joy in spiritual power and the need to recognize their dependence on God, emphasizing that prayer is a regular, everyday discipline rather than a resp...

This sermon examines Jesus' declaration in John 8 that the truth of the gospel liberates believers from the bondage of sin and the law. The central message emphasizes that true freedom is not achieved through human effort or religious heritage, but is a gift of sovereign grace received through faith in Christ. The text contrasts the temporary status of a servant with the eternal inheritance of a s...

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Donald Trump says he doesn't forgive his enemies, and he doesn't love them. Should we commend his honesty, or condemn his less-than-Christ-like words? In today's episode, Kevin plays clips from the president's recent interview on 60 Minutes, and a 2015 exchange at the Family Leadership Summit. He responds to Trump's remarks about forgiving and loving his enemies, then asks what gets in the way of...

This sermon examines the fifth petition of the Lord's Prayer, focusing on the radical and voluntary nature of forgiveness as taught in Matthew 6:12. By analyzing Old Testament passages such as Psalm 85 and Psalm 32, the message defines forgiveness not merely as the covering of sin but as a necessary step toward reconciliation and the restoration of fellowship. The teaching contrasts the immense de...

The son finally speaks his confession — but before he can ask to be a hired servant, the father interrupts. "Bring forth the best robe." This lesson unpacks the three gifts the father gives: a robe that restores identity, a ring that restores authority, and shoes that restore sonship. It is not partial or probationary acceptance. It is full restoration — and it shows how completely the Father rece...

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Assitant Pastor Ryan Ahlenius sits down with Pastor Bo Cogbill and John Unger (RCC's Director of Administration and Discipleship) to discuss the topic of church discipline. With how foreign the enactment of church discipline can be in the modern, evangelical church, it is important to establish a biblical understanding of church discipline. What is the positive vision of church discipline? Where d...

Why didn't Jesus just say, "Your will be done?" And what are we to make of the fact that God said "no" to his request, "Take this cup from me"? Or when God says no to our desperate requests? In the Garden of Gethsemane, Jesus prayed one of the most astonishing prayers in the entire Bible: "Abba, Father, everything is possible for you. Take this cup from me. Yet not what I will, but what you will"...

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This sermon examines the prayer of King Hezekiah in 2 Chronicles 30, highlighting his role as an intercessor who pleads for the forgiveness of those who are not ritually clean but have sincere hearts seeking God. The message contrasts the historical context of Hezekiah's worship reformation with the theological reality of Christ as the ultimate advocate who intercedes for believers before the Fath...

This episode introduces the Westminster Standards, comprising the Confession of Faith and the Larger and Shorter Catechisms, as the public doctrinal account of the Presbyterian Church in America. It grounds the necessity of these documents in the biblical mandate to guard and transmit the apostolic deposit of faith, citing 2 Timothy as the primary scriptural basis. The teaching distinguishes the s...

If a branch is "in me" (John 15:2), how can the Father take it away? Why does the Lord Jesus Christ tell the eleven "Now ye are clean through the word" (John 15:3), when an hour before He said "ye are clean, but not all" (John 13:10)? Then ask how a man abides in His love, and why the father says of his son, "this thy brother was dead, and is alive again" (Luke 15:32). "If ye keep my commandments,...

The sermon centers on the biblical warning in 2 Timothy 3 regarding the perilous times of the last days, urging believers to remain steadfast in faith amidst increasing societal moral decay. While referencing James 1:17 to affirm that every good gift comes from the Father of lights, the message emphasizes the practical necessity of physical preparedness for impending weather events and economic in...

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

In "Sending the Seventy-Two, Names Written in Heaven," a study of Luke 10:1-24, Jesus tells His people to pray for laborers, then sends them, ordinary followers, ahead of Him as lambs among wolves, with urgency, dependence, and an unchanging message: the kingdom of God has come near. Received or rejected, a town hears the same sentence; only whether it arrives as good news or warning differs, and...