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This sermon examines the biblical definition of a blessed life by contrasting the world's materialistic pursuit of happiness with the wisdom literature of Psalm 128. It argues that true blessedness is not measured by wealth or success but is found in fearing the Lord and walking in His ways. The text explores the specific blessings of labor, marriage, and children, acknowledging that while sin has...

Are you truly living in the fear of the LORD, or are you simply scared of what might happen? The Bible teaches that the fear of God is more than temporary fright. It is a recognition of His holiness, righteousness, authority, mercy, and judgment. In Proverbs 8:13, the fear of the LORD is connected with hating evil. Psalm 2:11–12 calls us to serve the LORD with fear, rejoice with trembling, and tru...

PM sermons are preceded by a Confessional, Catechism, Historic Creed lesson, or a lesson from the NT (Usually 5 minutes or so) WSC Q. 45 Which is the first commandment? A. The first commandment is, Thou shalt have no other gods before me. Q. 46 What is required in the first commandment? A. The first commandment requireth us to know and acknowledge God to be the only true God, and our God; and to w...

In our last study we looked at Obadiah's fearing the Lord greatly. Now in this message we will be looking at Obadiah's fearing a man greatly – in this case, the king. 1st of all – We want to look at Obadiah's question to Elijah – How have I sinned, that you are delivering me into Ahab's hand? (verses 7-11) And then 2nd (a question which is somewhat implied, more than clearly stated) – Is this the...

The sermon explores the enduring value of a good name and character over material wealth, emphasizing that reputation is fragile while integrity is lasting. It challenges the notion of universal equality by asserting that while God creates all people, the ground is level only at the foot of the cross where all are sinners. The message urges believers to cultivate a prudent life through the fear of...

This sermon examines Isaiah 21, focusing on the prophetic judgments against Babylon, Edom, and Arabia as both historical events and symbolic foreshadowings of the final judgment of the world. The exposition highlights the emotional weight of these prophecies for the prophet and the people of Judah, emphasizing that God reveals His justice to instill holy fear in believers rather than anxiety about...

This Message explores the human tendency to make excuses when God calls for obedience. Pastor Matt begins by challenging the congregation to reflect on their own resistance to God's commands, such as jealousy, covetousness, and basic obedience—before diving into the biblical narrative. In the passage, God reveals Himself to Moses, acknowledges the suffering of the Israelites in Egypt, and promises...

Hebrews 10:1–4 reminds us that the sacrifices offered under the Old Testament law were only a shadow of the good things God had promised. The people had to offer sacrifices repeatedly, year after year, because the blood of animals could not completely take away their sins. These sacrifices reminded them of their sins, but they could not bring lasting forgiveness or completely cleanse their hearts....

This sermon examines the specific characteristics of the heart in which God chooses to dwell, as outlined in Isaiah 66. The central message emphasizes that God looks not to human religious efforts or physical temples, but to souls who recognize their spiritual poverty and inability to earn salvation. The preacher distinguishes between mere regret for consequences and true contrition, which is a br...

This sermon explores the biblical principle of submitting to higher authorities by examining the distinct yet overlapping spheres of government, church, and home. It argues that believers must establish their personal standards and convictions based on Scripture rather than societal norms or fear of man, recognizing that God has ordained specific roles within each institution. The teaching highlig...

As you look at this wonderful Psalm I think it would be obvious to even the causal reader that we ,in fact do need God's Word. In fact, verse 7 tells us that the Law of the Lord is perfect and it restores the soul. Even without a broader definition of the word perfect or restore we can see that The Lord wants us to know that His word has tremendous benefits from those who read it. So, dive into th...

This sermon is comfort with a little kick—rich in its consolations but not feeble in its applications. It begins with God's everlasting covenant, rooted in his own unchanging being, and the promises which cannot be broken, with all the assurance of unending good to those upon whom he sets his love. Spurgeon explores the certainty and security of the covenant, never straying far from Christ's finis...

Gospel Way Catechism | Question 8: What Is the Unseen World? Answer: The physical world is not all there is. The Bible describes an unseen realm of spiritual realities, with angels and demons engaged in cosmic struggle over God's plan of redemption. In this episode of The Gospel Way Catechism, we explore the unseen spiritual realm and the reality of the ongoing battle between good and evil. Throug...

Top 5 Things Kids MUST Learn in Homeschool 5 Most [Essential|Vital|Important] Things to Teach in Homeschooling Homeschooling can be chaotic, and it's easy to let the big things slip sometimes. But…what ARE the big things? Kevin Swanson sits down with Daniel Craig and Bill Roach to discover what God says parents absolutely MUST teach their kids… - The real place of academics, and why music is actua...

This lesson examines the stark contrast between Jeremiah's steadfast trust in God and the fearful rebellion of the remaining Israelites in Judah. Drawing from Jeremiah chapters 42 and 43, the lesson highlights how the people feigned repentance while secretly plotting to flee to Egypt, thereby rejecting God's clear command to stay and trust in His protection. The central theme asserts that the safe...

Dr. Andy Woods is president of Chafer Theological Seminary & senior pastor of Sugar Land Bible Church in Houston. He's also a lawyer, a speaker at numerous Bible conferences, as well as an author of several books including the one discussed on this broadcast: The Bible and Your Vote: Biblical Principles for any Election. Before elections in recent years you may have heard someone say, "This is the...

Please forgive the brief silence mid-sermon & poor audio quality due to technical difficulties. VaultAI Summary: This sermon explores the biblical concept of true liberty, arguing that freedom is not the ability to do what one desires, but the power to obey God's law. Drawing from Psalm 119, the text distinguishes between the bondage of sin and the liberation found in Christ, who frees believers f...

This sermon examines Psalm 2 as a depiction of the futility of human opposition against God, highlighting the divine sovereignty of Christ as King over His church. The exposition contrasts the ridiculousness of earthly powers raging against the Anointed One with the certainty of God's judgment and the ultimate triumph of His kingdom. It emphasizes the eternal relationship between the Father and th...

This sermon examines the narrative of Gideon in Judges 6, highlighting the cycle of Israel's idolatry and subsequent oppression by the Midianites. It explores Gideon's initial fear and lack of confidence, contrasting his human limitations with God's sovereign power and patient provision of signs. The exposition details the strategic reduction of Gideon's army to three hundred men to ensure that th...

Will life's afflictions shake your faith, or will God use them to strengthen your testimony? The Apostle Paul warned the young believers at Thessalonica that afflictions would come. And they did. Concerned for their spiritual condition, Paul sent Timothy to establish and comfort them concerning their faith. He feared that Satan, the tempter, might use their suffering to draw them away from the tru...