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Some Pastoral Comments on Missions.

Sunday School 10/4/2026.

10/04/2026 "The Aroma of Christ's Love" 1 Corinthians 13:1-8

This sermon examines the immediate aftermath of the Fall in Genesis 3, focusing on how Adam and Eve compounded their original sin through shame, fear, and excuse-making. The speaker distinguishes between mere shame, which leads to concealment and avoidance, and godly sorrow, which produces genuine repentance and confession. By contrasting the couple's defensive responses with the biblical call for...

In this concluding message of Charity and Its Fruits, Jonathan Edwards lifts our eyes from the conflicts and imperfections of this present world to reveal heaven as the absolute perfection and ultimate destination of divine love. Long hidden from print until its nineteenth-century discovery, "Sermon XVI: Heaven a World of Love" presents a radiant vision where God serves as the infinite, unhindered...

The speaker shares a personal story of returning to the Indianapolis Colts to illustrate the profound value of teamwork and mutual support. This narrative serves as a foundation for encouraging the audience to become active teammates in the mission of Lifeline Ministries, an organization dedicated to bringing hope and Christ to those in need. The core message emphasizes that giving courage means h...

Paul's and His Gospel Declaration #2

Sunday School 9/27/2026.

We Stood Through It So You Can Thrive Paul had poured himself into the believers at Thessalonica. He had taught them, encouraged them, and laboured for their faith. But when affliction came and the tempter pressed them, Paul was deeply concerned that all that labour might be in vain. "For this cause, when I could no longer forbear, I sent to know your faith, lest by some means the tempter have tem...

This sermon examines the letter to the church in Thyatira, highlighting the tension between their commendable works of charity and service and the severe error of tolerating a false teacher likened to Jezebel. The central theological argument asserts that this 'Jezebel' represents a woman who usurps authority by teaching in the church, violating the biblical mandate for women to learn in silence a...

This sermon examines the concept of feminine ungodliness by contrasting the life of a godly woman with the sins of self-indulgence, idleness, and gossip found in 1 Timothy 5. A woman who pursues pleasure over God, lacks meaningful work, or engages in corrupting speech is effectively dead while living. Drawing on Old Testament examples and New Testament applications, the text warns against the mode...

God's work in Tabitha shows us the reality of resurrection life in Christ as well as the heart, work, and result of a disciple who loves the Lord will all her heart and loves her neighbor as herself. The third message in our Family Camp 2026 series

The sermon explores Leviticus 19 as a comprehensive guide to holy living, emphasizing that believers are called to reflect God's holiness through distinct moral and social conduct. Key themes include the command to love one's neighbor, illustrated through the practice of leaving gleanings for the poor and the widow, which serves as a model for active charity and dignity. The text addresses the spi...

Many things in life will eventually fail, fade, or pass away, but Scripture tells us that faith, hope, and charity will remain. This message from 1 Corinthians 13 encourages believers to hold on to faith when they are knocked down, to let hope anchor them through life's darkest moments, and above all, to keep loving God no matter what they face.

Separation is not enough to pursue righteousness, but follow righteousness: Faith, Charity, Peace: There MUST be fleeing of youthful lusts; The internet's addictive design; A mindset of taking control; Dealing with the smartphone Dealing with social media; Using protection tools; Not living a secret life; Accountability; Unplugging from the world's music; Unplugging from CCM; Avoiding video games;...

Three Kinds of Love.

This summary surveys 2 Corinthians 9–13, and introduces Galatians. Second Corinthians 9 is considered more closely exploring the biblical mandate for cheerful and generous giving, grounded in the context of Paul's defence of his apostolic authority in 2 Corinthians. The central message emphasises that Christian generosity is not a grudging obligation but a joyful response to the grace of God, refl...