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The devil wants those who are truly saved to think more highly of themselves than they ought to. God wants us to be reminded that we are nothing without Him and we cannot do nothing without submitting to the Lord Jesus Christ as Saviour and Lord.

Spiritual decline rarely happens all at once. It starts with small compromises, neglected convictions, and subtle changes that are easy to overlook. "Signs You're Slipping" examines the warning signs that your walk with God may not be where it once was-and the danger of ignoring them. Don't wait until you've fallen to realize you were slipping. 🔹 Hebrews 2:1 🔹 October 4, 2026 - Sunday AM Service...

This sermon explores the concept of a faithful remnant who stand firm in spiritually dark times by deeply knowing God both personally and biblically. Drawing from Daniel 11:32 and the historical example of the Maccabees (and others), the message argues that true spiritual strength arises from a genuine relationship with Christ and a commitment to Scripture, rather than mere religious affiliation....

This sermon examines the life of King Jehoshaphat to illustrate the spiritual principles of commitment, correction, and communion. It highlights how Jehoshaphat initially strengthened Judah through military preparation, removal of idols, and the dissemination of God's Word, resulting in national peace and prosperity. However, the message warns against the subtle danger of compromise, exemplified b...

Now that Elisha is called, he is tested to show his degree of loyalty to the commission that he has been entrusted with. This is the Forty Eighth Sermon in the series The Kingdom Divided; an exposition on First Book of the Kings.

This sermon examines the healing of a leper in Mark 1 to reveal the identity and character of Jesus as the holy Son of God who willingly engages with human uncleanness. The exposition highlights the severity of leprosy under the Mosaic Law, emphasizing the social and spiritual isolation of the afflicted, to underscore the radical nature of Jesus' compassion and authority. By touching the man and d...

A great message from Psalm 1 contrasting the godly with the ungodly. This message shows us what truly makes The Blessed Man!

Matthew 25:6 "And at midnight there was a cry made, Behold, the bridegroom cometh; go ye out to meet him." This sermon examines the state of the visible kingdom of God at the time of Christ's second coming, drawing primarily from the parable of the ten virgins in Matthew 25. The message highlights that the Bridegroom will find a mixture of sleeping saints and slothful sinners, emphasising the spir...

"Those who have tried to reach Mohammedans with the gospel message and who are in the midst of the work, do not call for retreat, but for reinforcements and advance. They know that in this mighty conflict we have nothing to fear save our own sloth and inactivity." Samuel Zwemer's words echo Paul's own declaration in 2 Corinthians 4:1-6, "having this ministry by the mercy of God, we do not lose hea...

Jesus said, "Ye are the salt of the earth" (Matthew 5:13). But what did He mean when He described His followers as salt? What does it mean for Christians to be the salt of the earth in a world that is increasingly turning away from God and biblical truth? In this Bible study, we take a deeper look at Christian influence in a dying world and examine what Jesus meant when He said that His followers...

Ephesians 4 calls Christians to maintain the unity of the Spirit with humility, patience, and love. Dave Jenkins explains why that unity rests on the truth of the gospel, how to distinguish essential doctrines from secondary disagreements and matters of Christian liberty, and how to pursue peace without compromising Scripture. Because believers are united in Christ, they can stand firm in truth wh...

This sermon examines the identity of the 'man of sin' and the 'great apostasy' described in 2 Thessalonians 2, arguing that these prophetic figures refer specifically to the papal antichrist and the historical fall of the Church of Rome. The speaker supports this interpretation by citing the testimonies of Reformation leaders such as Martin Luther, John Calvin, and John Knox, as well as the Westmi...

The sermon explores the narrative of David and Uriah the Hittite through a hypothetical lens, asking what would have happened if Uriah had opened the letter containing his death warrant. This thought experiment serves as a warning to men of God about the dangers of moral compromise, illustrating how a leader's sin can betray the trust of their followers and endanger the entire congregation. The me...

This summary surveys Galatians 3 through Ephesians 3, and examines particularly the apostle Paul's argument in Galatians 3 against the Judaising heresy, emphasising that justification is received by faith alone rather than through the works of the law. It highlights the theological distinction between the Mosaic Law, which served as a temporary tutor to reveal sin, and the covenant of promise fulf...

This sermon examines the dual responsibilities of the preacher and the hearer as outlined in 1 Corinthians 4, emphasizing that church leaders are not masters but servants and stewards of God's mysteries. The central argument challenges the Corinthian tendency toward division and human boasting by redefining ministry as a role of accountability to Christ rather than popularity with the congregation...

The sermon explores the book of Esther to demonstrate that God's deliverance is rooted in His sovereign grace rather than human merit or faithfulness. It highlights the conspicuous absence of God's name and recorded prayer in the text to illustrate how God works behind the scenes, saving His people in spite of their compromises and spiritual apathy. By contrasting the ambiguous motives of Esther a...

Beloved in the Lord Jesus: Jacob was godly, but he looked and the winds and the waves and he took his eyes off of the Lord. Yes, he had met with the Lord and his angels and was recently reassured of God's call to return to Canaan. Yes, he had the support of his wives to return. Yes, God had protected from Laban. Yes, God prospered him and made him into 2 companies. But fear took over his life…agai...

Jesus highlights the ministry and message of John to teach us an important lesson about how we minister and how we receive the Word of God. May God spare us from the sins of compromise with the world and cynicism toward the Word of God. May God help us to receive the Word with humility and joy, respond to it in repentance and faith, engage with one another with love and grace, and minister the gos...

The sermon explores the necessity of relying on the Holy Spirit rather than human strength to fulfill God's purposes, using the vision of the golden lampstand in Zechariah 4 as its foundation. It argues that Zerubbabel's task of rebuilding the temple was impossible by human might or power, requiring divine empowerment to overcome significant obstacles and discouragement. The message applies this p...

The gospel is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes. In this exposition of Romans 1:16, Dave Jenkins explains why Paul was unashamed to proclaim Christ and why Christians today can share that same confidence. Discover why sinners need salvation, why faith rests in Christ's finished work, and why Jews and Gentiles are saved through the same gospel. This message calls believers to...

Righteousness or Wrath The message traces the condition of humanity from Genesis into Romans 1, showing that when people stop seeing God rightly, they eventually begin altering His truth, redefining righteousness, and calling unclean things clean. Romans 1 reveals both the righteousness of God in the gospel and the wrath of God against ungodliness, unrighteousness, and uncleanness. The warning is...

This sermon challenges believers to distinguish between physical bravery and the often more difficult moral courage required to stand firm in their faith. It argues that cowardice and the fear of man lead to compromise and spiritual destruction, citing biblical examples of those who failed to confess Christ due to social pressure. The speaker emphasizes that while legitimate caution preserves life...

Remember Now, That You May Know Message Summary | Micah 6:3–5; Numbers 22–25; Revelation 2 and 6–9 Central Truth: Remembering the righteous works of God strengthens our confidence in His faithfulness, guards us against compromise, and teaches us to trust Him with what we cannot fully understand. This message connects God's dealings with Israel in Numbers, His call to remember in Micah, and the rev...