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How can a guilty sinner ever be made righteous before an infinitely holy God? This question lies at the heart of Genesis 15, where God reassures Abram that He is both his shield and his exceedingly great reward. Having rejected the riches of Sodom, Abram is reminded that the Lord Himself is the source of his protection and blessing. Yet Abram remains troubled by his childlessness and the apparent...

This message draws from Romans 11:33-36, with a specific focus on verse 36, to reveal the truth of the fifth sola, which is Soli Deo Gloria. This sola emphasizes that glory belongs to God alone in all things. God alone has created all things for His glory, and in His plans for creation and history, He has accomplished redemption for sinners for His glory. This redemption is accomplished in Christ...

This sermon examines the resurrection account in Mark 16, emphasizing that the crucified Jesus has risen just as He predicted. The message highlights that the resurrection does not erase the cross but vindicates Christ's sacrificial death as the central act of salvation for sinners. It argues that the reliability of Jesus' words is demonstrated by the fulfillment of His promises, even when His dis...

Sermon | John 7:39 | Sunday Morning Service, October 25 2026. Preacher: Rocky Stevenson This sermon explores John 7:39, identifying the 'living water' promised by Jesus as the Holy Spirit, who was not yet given because Jesus had not yet been glorified. The exposition clarifies that the Spirit's permanent indwelling of believers is a new covenant blessing secured by Christ's death, resurrection, an...

Pastor Brian's sermon examines two instances in Matthew 22 where religious leaders attempt to entangle Jesus with tricky questions, highlighting the futility of human wisdom against divine omniscience. The first section addresses the Pharisees and Herodians' trap regarding taxes, illustrating that while Christians owe financial support and submission to government, they ultimately belong to God, w...

In Micah 6:1–8, the Lord brings a covenant lawsuit against his people to call them back to himself. He confronts their unfaithfulness, calls them to remember his faithfulness, and exposes the emptiness of trying to buy his favor through sacrifices. God desires our hearts, not our religious rituals. He calls us to do justice, love kindness, and walk humbly with him. Only Jesus has perfectly fulfill...

Consider the Lord's mercy, ponder divine grace and salvation, to thank the LORD for His rescue and protection that has forgiven you and protected your life.

This sermon explores the spiritual journey of Thomas as depicted in John 20, tracing his progression from absence to doubt and finally to confession. It emphasizes that while Thomas is often remembered for his skepticism, his story begins with isolation from the gathered church and ends with a profound declaration of Jesus' divinity. The message encourages believers to overcome despondency and unb...

This sermon challenges the modern cultural mantra of "my body, my choice" by asserting that Christian bodies are not owned by the individual but belong to God. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 6, the message outlines three theological indicatives: the Father will raise believers' bodies, believers are united to Christ as members of His body, and the Holy Spirit dwells within them as a temple. These trut...

Genesis 26:34 - 27:41

The sermon centers on the phrase "but God" as a marker of divine intervention that transforms the hopeless condition of sinners into a life of grace and peace. It explores how God, who is rich in mercy, initiates salvation for those who are dead in their sins, emphasizing that this change is solely the result of His initiative rather than human effort. The message highlights the theological truth...

Song of Solomon 4:8 - 5:1

This sermon examines the necessity and exclusivity of salvation through Jesus Christ, drawing primarily from Acts 4:12. It highlights Peter's bold declaration before the Sanhedrin that there is no other name under heaven by which we must be saved, emphasizing that human effort or alternative religious paths cannot bridge the gap between sinful humanity and a holy God. The message underscores the s...

1Co 15:12-19 ESV – Now if Christ is proclaimed as raised from the dead, how can some of you say that there is no resurrection of the dead? But if there is no resurrection of the dead, then not even Christ has been raised. And if Christ has not been raised, then our preaching is in vain and your faith is in vain. We are even found to be misrepresenting God, because we testified about God that he ra...

A celebration of the truth of the resurrection of believers after death.

The worship of our God is to be the preeminent concern of God's People. David understood that; we often forget. Preached at Calvary OPC, Harrisville PA

This sermon argues that the Christian Sabbath is a binding moral obligation for New Covenant believers, rooted in the creation ordinance and the Fourth Commandment. It distinguishes between the unchangeable moral principle of one day in seven and the changeable positive law regarding which specific day is observed, asserting that the resurrection of Christ transferred the holy day from Saturday to...

Rev. Ophoff Christ's Resurrection I. Its Meaning II. Its Profit III. Its Promise Scripture Reading: 1 Corinthians 15:20-23, 41-45; Philippians 3:20-21; 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 Text: Lords Day 17 Psalter #s: 78, 12, 185, 29, 197

1 Thessalonians 4:13-5:11; Revelation 21:1-8 Confessional Reading Lord's Day 22 1. When will the resurrection be? 2. What will actually happen? 3. Why need we know?

This sermon examines the theological depth of Paul's opening greeting in Galatians, arguing that it is far more than a formal salutation but a robust defense of the true gospel. The message outlines six key points, beginning with Paul's divine apostleship and authority, which are derived solely from Jesus Christ and God the Father rather than human commissioning. It emphasizes the sufficiency of C...