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John 20, The Resurrection of Jesus Christ, Part 1 (prologue).

This sermon interprets Psalm 16 through a Christological lens, arguing that the psalm primarily describes Christ's fulfillment of the covenant that Adam failed to keep. The preacher outlines how Christ, as the God-man, pledges exclusive loyalty to the Father, rejects false worship, and maintains a secure relationship with God even in the face of death. The text highlights the parallel between Chri...

In Matthew 17, Jesus reveals His divine glory through the Transfiguration, demonstrating that He is the fulfillment of the Law and the Prophets. Throughout the chapter, Jesus strengthens His disciples' faith, reminding them of His power, provision, and coming death and resurrection. Pastor Matt Dean challenges us to respond in two ways: remember and believe. By intentionally remembering God's fait...

What do the promises God made throughout the Old Testament have to do with Jesus Christ? In Acts 13, the Apostle Paul answers that question by taking his hearers on a journey through the history of Israel, showing how God's promises—from Abraham to David—were all pointing to the coming of a Savior. Preaching in the synagogue at Antioch of Pisidia, Paul declares that Jesus is the promised Deliverer...

Why does the resurrection matter? In this sermon we consider Luke's account of the resurrection and consider 4 reasons why the resurrection matters.

It is Reformation day weekend. We are incredibly blessed to be the great-grandchildren of the Reformers, rich in the inheritance left to us by the Lord through these church leaders. Sunday we will have our focus set by the great protestant reformation. We will deal with Ephesians 1 both morning and evening. In the morning, Ephesians 1.15-19a and in the evening Ephesians 1.19b-23. There is so much...

The Men of A-Chord who will join us for the evening worship today. It is Reformation day weekend. We are incredibly blessed to be the great-grandchildren of the Reformers, rich in the inheritance left to us by the Lord through these church leaders. Sunday we will have our focus set by the great protestant reformation. We will deal with Ephesians 1 both morning and evening. In the morning, Ephesian...

This sermon examines the supernatural events following the death of Jesus in Matthew 27, specifically the earthquake, the splitting of rocks, and the opening of graves. The preacher argues that the earthquake signifies God the Father's response to the Son's cry and His wrath against the wicked, drawing parallels to Old Testament accounts of divine intervention. The opening of the graves and the su...

The Passover and the days of unleavened bread were important to the nation of Israel. The Passover was the day when God spared the firstborn of Israel and killed the firstborn of Egypt. Jesus Christ fulfilled the typology of the Passover. He is our Passover. We must trust in His sacrificial death in our place. His broken body and His shed blood are the only means of salvation for anyone. His resur...

The sermon examines 1 Corinthians 7:1-9 to address the theological and pastoral implications of sexual intimacy, marriage, and singleness within the Christian life. It contrasts the Corinthian error of viewing sexual abstinence as superior holiness with the biblical affirmation that marriage is a divine gift designed for mutual service and the prevention of immorality. The exposition emphasizes th...

This sermon addresses the profound grief of a congregation facing the sudden loss of a beloved member, anchoring the response in Psalm 11. It emphasizes the necessity of recommitting one's soul to the Lord when human understanding fails and foundations seem destroyed. The message highlights God's sovereignty and goodness, noting that while He allows suffering, He remains present in His holy temple...

This sermon explores the patience and long-suffering of Jesus Christ as demonstrated in his interaction with the disciple Thomas. By contrasting Thomas's persistent unbelief and refusal to accept the resurrection testimony with Jesus's tender response, the message highlights that Christ meets believers at their point of weakness rather than rebuking them. The exposition emphasizes that Jesus revea...

This sermon examines the apostle Paul's command to flee idolatry by exploring the spiritual incompatibility of participating in both the Lord's Supper and the rituals of the world. The central argument posits that partaking of the 'table of devils' is not merely a social act but a spiritual identification with demonic forces, creating a profound inconsistency for the believer. The message warns ag...

THE DAY THE GRAVEYARD GIVES UP ITS DEAD! 1 Thessalonians 4:13–18 (KJV) The cemetery is not the final destination of the child of God. Because Jesus Christ conquered death, every believer has the promise of resurrection and eternal life. Paul's message to the Thessalonian believers teaches us how to walk in a way that pleases God, how to love one another, how to live faithfully in a troubled world,...

1. His Gifts 2. His Grief 3. His Glory

This sermon explores the practical implications of the Christian hope in the resurrection, urging believers to respond to this assurance with unwavering stability and energetic service. The central message is that the reality of life after death should motivate Christians to stand firm in biblical truth against cultural pressures and false teachings. Furthermore, the text calls for a life of dilig...

Central PA joint reformed worship service.

Satan is a real, destructive enemy who deceives, tempts, blinds many to the gospel, entangles us in sin. But Jesus Christ, the Son of God, came to undo his works. Through His death and resurrection, Christ dealt with sin, defeated the powers of darkness, and offers forgiveness, freedom, and reconciliation with God. Evil will not have the last word: Christ will judge it, overthrow Satan, and bring...

Through faith in the resurrected Christ we may attain the resurrection from the dead. We will see how by his resurrection Christ has: 1. Overcome death 2. Raised us up to a new life 3. Pledged our glorious resurrection Lord's Day 17