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God alone is the living and faithful God, Creator of heaven and earth, trust in Him.

This sermon examines the burial of Jesus as recorded in John 19, emphasizing that his death was a predestined act of God to provide salvation through faith alone. The text highlights the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies, specifically that not a bone of Jesus would be broken, linking his death to the Passover lamb and the atonement for sin. The narrative addresses the theological significanc...

In Revelation 3:7-13, Christ speaks to the church in Philadelphia. This was a small, persecuted church with "little power," yet it remained faithful to His Word and refused to deny His name. This passage reminds us that Christ does not measure His church by worldly strength, influence, or size, but by faithfulness. As the Holy and True One who holds the key of David, Jesus possesses complete autho...

What do we do when life brings difficult and challenging circumstances? Do we trust what we have always known to be true? Or do we struggle with doubt, discouragement, and defeat? Study the life of John the Baptist and learn from him.

The sermon explores the doxology in Romans 11 as a culmination of the theological themes of creation, fall, redemption, and glory found throughout the epistle. It emphasizes the infinite depth and unsearchable wisdom of God, contrasting His majesty with human finitude and the mystery of His providential plan. The message highlights that God's grace extends to both Israel and the Gentiles, calling...

The sermon explores the spiritual significance of God providing water from the rock at Rephidim, identifying Christ as the ultimate source of life and satisfaction. It contrasts the temporary relief of worldly pursuits with the eternal fulfillment found in Jesus, emphasizing that He is the only foundation capable of sustaining believers through life's trials. The message strongly condemns the spir...

This sermon explores Paul's prayer for the Thessalonian believers, emphasizing that their faithfulness is the key to being counted worthy of God's calling. The message highlights that this worthiness is not earned but displayed through a life that reflects Christ's character, even amidst suffering and persecution. It encourages believers to anchor their souls in the goodness of God, trusting that...

This sermon examines the theological weight of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, defining it as a deliberate rejection of the Spirit's testimony that Jesus is the Messiah. The message emphasizes that while all other sins can be forgiven, this specific sin involves a hardened heart that refuses the Spirit's convicting work and attributes divine power to evil. By contrasting the historical context...

What do we do when questions and doubts begin to challenge our faith? This week, Pastor Ric shares a message from John 20 titled, "Dealing with Doubt." Doubt is something every believer may face, and even the disciples experienced moments when they struggled to believe. Thomas wanted answers before he could trust that Jesus had truly risen, but Jesus met him in the middle of his questions and call...

This sermon uses the narrative of the Israelite spies in Numbers 13 to illustrate the spiritual journey from bondage to the abundant life offered by God. The central message emphasizes that salvation is not merely about leaving the past but actively entering a new reality of freedom and purpose, often referred to as Canaan. The preacher identifies three primary obstacles that prevent believers fro...

The sermon examines the narrative of Jacob and Esau in Genesis 27 to illustrate the danger of relying on human effort and sensory perception rather than trusting God's sovereign word. It highlights how Isaac, Rebekah, and Jacob all fail by attempting to manipulate divine promises through deception and works, contrasting this with the biblical call to faith alone. The text argues that physical sens...

This sermon explores the concept of spiritual warfare by examining the battle between David's forces and the Ammonites in 1 Chronicles 19. The preacher identifies David as a type of Christ, the King, and Joab as a picture of the Christian soldier who fights under divine authority. The central message emphasizes that believers must recognize the multi-front nature of the enemy's attacks, which incl...

This sermon explores the character of Job as a model for believers who seek to turn off evil and conform to the image of Christ. It emphasizes that while human nature remains fallen, the daily practice of seeking God and filling the mind with His Word allows believers to mortify sin through the power of the Holy Spirit. The message traces the progression of faith from obedience to desperation, ill...

This sermon concludes a study of the book of Habakkuk by focusing on the prophet's final prayer, which centers on the themes of remembering God's past faithfulness and rejoicing in His character despite impending judgment. The preacher explains that Habakkuk looks back to God's actions in the Exodus and the conquest of Canaan to find perspective, acknowledging that God is just in bringing the Baby...

This sermon explores the doctrine of God's immutability, defining it as His unchanging nature in being, affections, and purposes while affirming His active interaction with creation. It addresses common objections, such as anthropomorphisms in Scripture and the tension with prayer, by distinguishing between God's static essence and His dynamic providence. The teaching then transitions to God's omn...

The sermon explores the theological distinction between sinlessness and perfection, using Hebrews 5 to demonstrate that Jesus was perfected through His obedience and suffering. It emphasizes that while believers are forgiven at salvation, they are not yet perfect, but are instead being shaped by the Holy Spirit into the likeness of Christ. The message highlights the ongoing process of sanctificati...

What is the lesson of the fig tree in Matthew 24, and what did Jesus mean when He said, "this generation will not pass away until all these things take place"? In Matthew 24:32-35, Jesus teaches His disciples to recognize the signs He has given, remain alert, and trust that every word He has spoken will come to pass. Pastor Casey Lewis continues through the Olivet Discourse from an amillennial, al...

This sermon explores the book of Nehemiah as a narrative of God's reconstructive work in the lives of His people, emphasizing that even when God appears silent, He remains actively at work through divine providence. The central message highlights the faithfulness of God to the Mosaic Covenant, demonstrating how He grants favor to Nehemiah and success to the rebuilding of Jerusalem's walls despite...

This sermon examines the varied responses to Paul's speech in Athens, highlighting how some mocked the resurrection, others expressed curiosity, and a few came to faith. The central message encourages believers to view themselves as evangelists who share the truth about Christ with wisdom, love, and uncompromised integrity. The speaker emphasizes the importance of finding points of contact with un...

The sermon examines Paul's argument in Romans chapter two, which systematically dismantles the religious privileges of the Jewish people to demonstrate that no one is exempt from sin. It identifies five specific areas where the Jewish believer placed their hope: their name, trust in the law, boasting in serving the true God, their scriptural knowledge, and their confidence as spiritual guides. The...

In Mark 6:7–13, Jesus sends the twelve apostles under His authority to proclaim repentance, depend upon God's provision, and demonstrate the advancing power of His kingdom. Their mission reminds the church that ministry begins with Christ, belongs to Christ, and depends upon Christ. Though the apostles exercised a unique and foundational authority, Christ still sends His church into the world thro...

This sermon centers on the exhortation to serve the Lord with gladness, drawing primarily from Psalm 100 to explore how believers can maintain joy and praise amidst suffering, loss, and daily trials. The message argues that true gladness is not dependent on circumstances but on the character of God, who is good, righteous, and faithful, as illustrated by the example of Paul and Silas praising God...

Text: Acts 7:44-53 | Speaker: Levi Bakerink | Description: Stephen concludes his sermon by defending himself against the accusation that he rejects the Temple. Much to the contrary, he understands the history and importance of the Temple more than his accusers, because he believes in the prophets who always taught that God is greater than the Temple. And now, as they have rejected Christ, they hav...

Beloved in Jesus Christ: Jacob had escaped from Esau 20 years before, he spent that time in Mesopotamia with Laban, he got rich, and he had a family. and now he was returning home to Canaan because God told him to. God wanted him in Canaan to occupy the land, and preserve that line of promise, that line from which Christ would come. But Jacob had some issues to work out…and God had some issues to...

This sermon explores the nature of faith as defined in Hebrews 11, emphasizing that true faith is believing in the Word of God rather than relying on sight or human effort. The central message contrasts the accepted worship of Abel with the rejected offering of Cain to illustrate that acceptable access to God requires a blood sacrifice, pointing ultimately to Jesus Christ as the only means of salv...