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The sermon centers on the identity of Jesus Christ as the sole and sufficient Redeemer of believers, drawing primarily from Isaiah 41:14. It refutes the doctrine of universal redemption by emphasizing that Christ is 'thy Redeemer' specifically for those granted faith through effectual grace. The preacher outlines seven roles of this Redeemer, including offering special blood atonement, providing a...

In What Makes For Usefulness In The Lord's House Part 2, discover how to be a useful vessel for God through faithful exposition of 2 Timothy 2. The Apostle Paul issues a timeless call to consecration for every believer desiring to serve Christ faithfully. By examining the biblical text, we see that genuine conversion produces a deep desire to be separated from worldly entanglements and false teach...

This sermon continues a series exploring the human body as a ten-stringed instrument dedicated to the glory of God, focusing specifically on the tongue, ears, and heart. The message emphasizes the power of the tongue, citing James 3 to warn against its potential for sin while encouraging its use for evangelism and praise. It further instructs believers to guard their ears, distinguishing between c...

The devotional centers on the divine requirements for effective service—being chosen by God, anointed by the Holy Spirit, consecrated through separation, and properly prepared through time and training—illustrated through the life of a missionary who experienced repeated delays in pursuing his calling. Though initially discouraged by failed attempts to enter specific mission fields due to timing,...

The sermon explores the transition from military victory to spiritual devotion as depicted in Joshua 8, emphasizing that success should lead to deeper worship rather than self-confidence. It highlights four key lessons: the necessity of consecration through altars, the foreshadowing of Christ's substitutionary sacrifice on the cross, the complete proclamation of God's Word without omission, and th...

Question 31 asks why Jesus is called "Christ," or "Anointed." The name Christ is the Greek equivalent of Messiah, meaning "Anointed One." Jesus is the promised Messiah who fulfills the Old Testament prophecies. His name, Jesus Christ, points to both His person and His work: the Lord who saves is the Anointed One. Confessing that Jesus is the Christ is therefore a confession of faith that He is the...

Yet Peter's first epistle begins this way: He tells his readers, scattered throughout the Roman world, all about themselves. Why? Clearly the apostle is burdened that his readers never forget who they are, whose they are, and where they're headed. If you forget who you are and whose you are and where you're headed... well, you're not going to think rightly, nor live rightly, in a world that seems...

Pastor Mark Hogan teaches on Psalm 110:3, explaining that Christ's current enthroned reign at the Father's right hand involves actively gathering a willing, definite people for Himself—the elect given to Him by the Father, as seen in Matthew 1:21, John 6, John 10, and Acts 18. He expounds that through the gospel, Christ powerfully makes these people willing, as demonstrated by the conversions of t...

Moses is on his way to demand freedom for God's firstborn son when the Lord meets him at an inn and seeks to kill him. Why? Because the man sent to consecrate a nation had never consecrated his own son. It took his wife to do what he refused to do. In this message from the series Is the Old Testament Obsolete?, Pastor Jim Scudder opens Exodus 4 and 5 at Quentin Road Baptist Church and shows why th...

The sermon explores the theme of covenant renewal found in Exodus 34, illustrating how God graciously restores His relationship with His people after they break it. It outlines three key movements: God's promises to act on behalf of Israel, Israel's obligations to worship Him exclusively and obediently, and the sealing of this covenant through divine communion. The preacher connects this Old Testa...

What is the greatest gift anyone has ever given you? What is the kindest and most generous thing anyone has ever done on your behalf? The Lord Jesus sanctified himself for the sake of his people, that they also might be sanctified by the truth. Here the Lord Jesus sets himself apart personally, demonstrating his absolute devotion and entire consecration to the work to which his Father had called h...

The sermon explores the metaphor of humanity as a ten-stringed instrument, drawing parallels between Psalm 144 and Romans 6:13 to illustrate the call for believers to be yielded vessels for God's use. It details specific aspects of this spiritual instrument, such as feet representing obedience and direction, hands symbolizing consecration and service, and eyes indicating focus on purity rather tha...

The sermon explores the heavy burden of sin and the necessity of constant dependence on God for effective Christian living. It contrasts the futile struggle of disobedience with the rest found in surrendering to divine guidance, emphasizing that true spirituality requires a living relationship rather than mere systematic routine. The preacher warns against spiritual apathy and indifference, noting...

What were the roots of the problems of the church in Corinth? The apostle didn't just issue commands to change their behavior, but started his correction with reestablishing the role of the gospel in contrast to the world, the uniqueness of the local church as God's holy temple in the community.

Do you know how to interpret the Bible? Many come to Bible study skipping that most important step. In today's study, Pastor Steve will show you how this is done before you apply Scripture to your life.

This sermon explores the priestly instructions in Leviticus 6 and 7, arguing that the five offerings are not isolated rituals but a unified system designed to answer how sinful humans can draw near to a holy God. The preacher highlights the shift from the worshiper's duty to the priest's responsibility, emphasizing that the fire of the altar must never go out to keep the way of approach open. By r...

A new MP3 sermon from Knox Church Perth is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Our Consecration in Christ Subtitle: Exodus Speaker: Paul Gibson Broadcaster: Knox Church Perth Event: Sunday - AM Date: 8/25/2024 Bible: Exodus 13:1-16 Length: 34 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Audiobooks by Horatius Bonar is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: 46 - The Consecration of Earth's Gold and Silver Subtitle: Light and Truth - Vol 1 Speaker: Horatius Bonar Broadcaster: Audiobooks by Horatius Bonar Event: Audiobook Date: 2/15/1800 Bible: Psalm 45:12 Length: 5 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Orlando Free Presbyterian Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Church's Architecture (4) Subtitle: Ephesians Speaker: Rev. Logan Elder Broadcaster: Orlando Free Presbyterian Church Event: Sunday - AM Date: 8/18/2024 Bible: Ephesians 2:22 Length: 44 min.