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CH #199 Christianity VS Islam's Gifts to Humanity Muh #34 Church History & Islam, I John 4:1 John 3:16, Ephesians 2:8-10. The Results of Muhammad's Religion in History Dr. Jim Phillips teaches the Life of Muhammad and the history of Religion in this ongoing series from the book The life of Muhammad the Apostle of God by Ibn Ishaq What Every American needs to Know About the Quran PAGES 262-263 the...

In this episode, we venture into the heart of the 18th-century transatlantic awakenings to examine the fierce theological battles surrounding the revivals at Cambuslang and Kilsyth, as captured in William McCulloch's personal Examinations and James Robe's landmark Narrative. We trace how these extraordinary Scottish outpourings sparked intense opposition from the Associate Presbytery (the Seceders...

This short study argues that God's moral law existed and was binding on humanity long before the Ten Commandments were given at Mount Sinai. By examining Genesis narratives and Pauline epistles, it demonstrates that conscience, guilt, and divine judgment reveal a universal standard of righteousness rooted in creation rather than in the Mosaic covenant. The text distinguishes between the universal...

Bible Reading: Matthew 6:5-15 1. Petitions relating to the nature of God. 2. Petitions relating to the needs of man. This sermon examines the biblical instruction on prayer found in Matthew 6, contrasting the hypocritical and pretentious styles of the Pharisees with the sincere, secret communion intended for God's children. The central focus is the Lord's Prayer, presented not merely as a recitati...

This sermon emphasizes the necessity of unwavering faith in God's provision, particularly in the face of financial pressure and spiritual warfare. It challenges the congregation to shift their trust from human organizations or circumstances to God alone, citing Philippians 4:19 and the examples of Old Testament figures in Hebrews 11. The speaker argues that without faith, it is impossible to pleas...

What does Paul mean when he says, "My strength is made perfect in weakness"? Does God promise to make us stronger through suffering? What if our weakness never goes away? We examine 2 Corinthians 12:9 through church history, its historical and textual context, and the reality of Christian suffering to discover what Paul actually teaches about Christ's power and human weakness.

From Dust to Glory Sown in Weakness, Raised in Power — 1 Corinthians 15:35–58 This message explores the wonder of God's creative design, the transforming power of the gospel, and the glorious resurrection promised to those who belong to Jesus Christ. Using Paul's illustration of a seed planted in the ground, we discover that what is sown does not fully resemble what God intends to bring forth. Jus...

John chapter 1 verses 14 through 18. This sermon explores the theological significance of the Incarnation as presented in John 1:14-18, arguing that the Word became flesh to dwell with humanity, display divine glory, and deliver grace. The preacher connects the phrase "dwelt among us" to the Old Testament tabernacle, emphasizing God's condescension to live with His people. The discussion highlight...

Explore the final days of the Feast of Tabernacles, focusing on Jesus' invitation to the THIRSTY to come and drink of the living water. This is interpreted through the lens of Ezekiel's vision of water flowing from the temple and Isaiah's promise of the Spirit, identifying Jesus as the source of spiritual life and the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies. The message contrasts the political man...

This sermon examines Genesis 4 to trace the rapid moral and spiritual decline of Cain's lineage, contrasting it with the godly line of Seth. The speaker highlights how Cain's descendants developed urbanization, metallurgy, and music while simultaneously distancing themselves from God, evidenced by the absence of divine names in their genealogy. Key theological points include the interpretation of...

A quick, devotional lesson prior to our annual Harvest Party. This devotional explores the Parable of the Sower from Mark 4, using the agricultural metaphor to examine the condition of the human heart in relation to God's Word. The speaker illustrates how different types of soil—wayside, rocky, thorny, and good ground—represent varying levels of receptivity and perseverance in the face of life's h...

Genesis 9 and Romans 13 establish the preservation of life – and the execution of murderers – as the most foundational duty of the civil magistrate. Therefore, this is the #1 most important issue we can take to the ballot box this election: opposing and punishing the murder of innocents in the womb. Kevin Swanson and Joshua Schwisow prepare you to vote by asking: can we believe abortion is murder...

The sermon explores the multifaceted role of the Holy Spirit in the life of a believer, emphasizing the necessity of staying spiritually attuned to His voice. It distinguishes the Holy Spirit's authentic communication, described as an unction or pressure, from the confusion caused by unclean spirits, urging believers to test all spirits against Scripture. The message highlights that the Spirit spe...

Influencing the Human Mind: Fear, Medicine, & AI. We are joined by Gordon Donaldson (DO, Morgantown Family Practice). Topics discussed include: Fear - The Powerful Driver Behind Human Behavior. What Fear Does to the Brain. AI in Medicine - Healing Tool or Control Mechanism? Truth or Fear - What Will Influence Your Mind?

The sermon examines the cycle of sin and judgment in the book of Judges, focusing on the rise of Jephthah as a leader after Israel's repentance from idolatry. It highlights the distinction between mere confession and true repentance, noting that God waited for the Israelites to remove their idols before delivering them from the Ammonites. The central theological tension arises from Jephthah's fool...

**In all labour there is profit:** but the talk of the lips tendeth only to penury. (Proverbs 14:23) ~~~~ This sermon was preached at Priory Strict Baptist Chapel, Maidstone on Tuesday evening. ~~~~ *1/ The profit of an unprofitable labour. 2/ Profitable labour. 3/ The profitable labours of our Lord.* **Sermon summary:** This sermon explores the theological distinction between empty words and genu...

This sermon explores the incomprehensible depth of God's love, emphasizing that salvation is initiated by God rather than earned by human effort. Drawing primarily from John 3:16 and 1 John 4, the message asserts that God loved humanity before the foundation of the world and sent His Son as a propitiation for sin, not to condemn but to save. The speaker illustrates this truth through personal test...

Assistant Pastor Ryan Ahlenius sits down with Pastor Bo Cogbill and John Unger (RCC's Director of Administration and Discipleship) to discuss the topic of the death penalty. The recent failed execution of Christa Pike has caused a big dust-up on whether it is unjust for the civil magistrate to utilize the death penalty. When is ending a life sinful? Biblically speaking, what is the difference betw...

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Scripture: John 5:36-47; I Corinthians 1:30-31; I Thess 3:11-13 Heidelberg Catechism, Lord's Day 6, Q&A 16-19 Sermon Title: Our Mediator Sermon Theme: God makes known our mediator by the gospel Sermon Points: I. Gospel-Revealed Humanity II. Gospel-Revealed Divinity III. Gospel-Revealed Identity IV. The Gospel Revealed

The sermon explores the paradox of divine wisdom presented in 1 Corinthians, emphasizing that God chooses the foolish and weak things of the world to confound the wise and mighty. It highlights that the message of the cross, though foolishness to the perishing, is the power of God to those who are saved. The text encourages believers to rely on the power of God rather than human wisdom, citing exa...

The sermon explores the theological significance of Elijah's time at Brook Cherith, framing it as a necessary period of divine protection, provision, and preparation following his bold confrontation with King Ahab. It emphasizes that God often places believers in seasons of waiting and isolation to cultivate humility, patience, and dependence on His will rather than human effort. The message highl...

In Paul's continued argument reflective of the downward spiral of humanity's rejection of God; God's response, in His wrath. God removed His restraining grace, resulting in the sinners' falling headlong into vile affections. Also, the third act of God's indictment has its cause, the condition and the catalogue of depravity. In all of these, man is lost and spiritually dead. And the only rescuer of...

This sermon examines the theological significance of Jesus' death and the subsequent tearing of the temple veil as recorded in Matthew 27. It highlights the voluntary nature of Christ's sacrifice, emphasizing that He yielded up His spirit only after completing the work of atonement. The exposition connects this event to the Old Testament tabernacle, explaining that the veil represented the separat...

The sermon examines Genesis 9:5-7 to affirm the biblical mandate for capital punishment as a reflection of divine justice. It argues that God demands a reckoning for unlawful murder because humanity bears the image of God, a truth that distinguishes humans from animals and establishes the inherent value of life. The preacher contends that modern society's rejection of this principle stems from a b...