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THE ROAD TO REPENTANCE 1. The Concealment of the Cancerous Sin 2. The Counsel of the Caring Savior 3. The Confession of the Cancerous Sin A. The Terminology Used ......Sin, Iniquity....Transgressions.... B. The Teaching to Understand ......Repentance is More than a Conviction of Sin ......Repentance is More than a Confession of Sin C. The Themes to Utilize ......Repentance is a Change of Heart ......

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...

And without controversy great is the mystery of godliness: God was manifest in the flesh, justified in the Spirit, seen of angels, preached unto the Gentiles, believed on in the world, received up into glory. (1Timothy 3:16)

With Matthew 3:16–17; 28:19 and with Articles 8-9 of the Belgic Confession, we learn there is biblical proof for the Trinity. Pastor Martijn Heijboer preaches One in essence, three in persons, and glorious in mystery.

Rev. Ophoff The Only Begotten Son of God (Applicatory) I. His Sonship II. His Lordship III. His Children Scripture Reading: John 1:1-31 Confessions: Nicene Creed Text: Lord's Day 13 Psalter #s: 402, 4, 198, 238, 196

Tied to the twin realities that we are not guilty before God and forgiven by Him (previous in Ch. 10), we have confidence to enter into the holy places, and we have a great priest in Jesus. These salvation realities are the basis for a productive, fruitful, meaningful life. So we are together - "let us" - exhorted to draw near in worship with a true heart in full assurance of faith, to hold fast t...

The sermon warns against the corrupting influence of religious hypocrisy, described as the leaven of the Pharisees, which prioritizes external rituals over genuine faith in Christ. It argues that both legalism and liberalism are dangerous traps that obscure the simplicity of the gospel, which relies solely on grace and faith. Jesus provides motivations for believers to stand firm in the truth, emp...

I. The searching question we are asked II. The Scriptural answer we may give III. The Spiritual knowledge we must have (next time, D.V.)

1. An Amazing Confession 2. A Well-Grounded Confession 3. A Personal Confession

In this Adult Sunday School lesson from his series through the Gospel of Luke, Charles Sebold teaches Luke 9:18-26, where the question hanging over the narrative since the storm on the sea is finally answered. Praying alone, as He does at every hinge in Luke, Jesus asks who the crowds say He is, and they offer the same too-small categories Herod heard. Then He asks, "But who do you say that I am?"...

In his sermon series on Christ's Emotions and Ours, Pastor Holland explores the emotional stability of Jesus Christ during His humiliation, identifying God's presence as a crucial anchor alongside His promise of future glory. Jesus actively comforted Himself with the truth that the Father was with Him, even as His disciples abandoned Him, demonstrating a model for believers to follow in times of i...

How is that that we poor sinners may approach a holy God with confidence? Not because we are sufficient, but because Jesus Christ is. This message shows how Christ gives assurance, freedom in prayer, forgiveness when we confess sin, and grace to obey and love others. When our hearts condemn us, God is greater than our hearts, and His grace is greater than our failures.

The disciples obeyed Jesus and gave the crowd something to eat — something that had been supplied by the generosity of Jesus Himself. Now, once again, He seeks privacy — and finds it. The crowds have gone, and our Lord is praying alone, though the disciples are nearby. He wants them to grow in their understanding of who He is. Do they know about the multitude of the heavenly host, announcing that...

GOD'S LETTER TO THE CHURCH TEXT: Revelation 1:10-21; Matthew 16:18 SUMMARY: God's letter to the churches in Revelation, if it is to have its necessary effect on us, must be read through the eyes of John, as he fell in fear like a dead man at the feet of the glorified Christ. I. THE NATURE OF THE LETTER. A. Its origin. B. It's Urgency. II. THE AUTHOR OF THE LETTER A. John, the Human Instrument. B....

This sermon explores the third priority in Jesus' training of the twelve apostles: his hatred for hypocrisy and love for sincerity. The speaker defines hypocrisy as a disconnect between one's words and heart, using the metaphor of leaven to illustrate how even small instances of pretense can spread and corrupt the entire soul. Drawing from Matthew, John, and Luke, the message warns against the dan...

Miracle Fallout - A most Exclusive Confession We See People Who Are 1. Really Annoyed 2. Clearly emphatic 3. Obviously Bold

This sermon examines Psalm 6 as a profound expression of David's grief and conviction following his sin with Bathsheba. It highlights the devastating physical and spiritual consequences of unconfessed sin, emphasizing that God chastens His children to provoke repentance. The message contrasts David's initial misery and broken fellowship with God against his subsequent joy and restored peace after...

This sermon examines the passage in Matthew 26 where Jesus predicts the disciples' abandonment of Him, highlighting the contrast between human self-confidence and divine sovereignty. The central message warns against the danger of trusting in one's own strength, using Peter's boastful denial as a primary example of how pride leads to spiritual failure. By referencing 1 Corinthians 10:12, the expos...

This sermon explores the theological function of the Mosaic Law as a guardian or tutor designed to lead believers to Christ, emphasizing that its primary purpose is not to provide a means of salvation through works but to reveal sin and point toward the necessity of grace. Drawing from Galatians 3 and Reformation confessions, the message contrasts the legalistic demands of the old covenant with th...