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Psalm 148 calls upon all creation to praise the Lord– from the highest heavens to the depths of the sea and everything and everyone in between. The reasons for this praise are: the Lord is the one who created everything; and he has "raised up a horn (strength) for his people." One question this psalm raises is, "How does the inanimate creation such as mountains and fruit trees praise the Lord? Or...

In "Heirs of God, Part 2," Pastor Robert McNutt continues in Romans 8:17, asking why Paul defines the believer's inheritance in a twofold way: we are heirs of God, and we are fellow heirs with Christ. As a good teacher who takes nothing for granted, Paul underlines our heirship to give believers full assurance. Because we are heirs of God, our inheritance is guaranteed by the God who never lies an...

When babies are born, so too are appetite and voice. Such things are natural to life. When Christians are born again through the truth of the gospel, that new life produces love—a Spirit-enabled desire for the good of others expressed at the expense of self. Such love flows from a Christian's inner being and, like a child learns to speak or walk, must be spurred on to greater expression and growth...

Reading the Bible is one of the best things to do. God has revealed His will to us and strengthens us as we understand and practice what He says. However, there are times when something in the Bible seems to be very difficult to understand. What do you do when you come across a difficult passage. Paul told Timothy to study to show himself approved to God (2 Tim. 2:15). Studying the Bible means mor...

Living Christ, Lasting Church | Acts 14:19–28 | Pastor Dan Wright The door of faith is still open. In Acts 14:19–28, we see how the risen Jesus Christ builds His church through the preaching of the gospel, the gathering of believers, and the faithful endurance of suffering. In this sermon, Pastor Dan Wright draws from Paul's first missionary journey and shares powerful stories from his family's ch...

Who gets eternal life -- the self-righteous? Someone who is "good enough"? In Jesus' parables in Luke 18 and 19, it is those who count God as most important and understand themselves to be sinners in need of forgiveness, and who humble themselves before God and trust Jesus for salvation, who are saved, not those who are "good enough" in their own eyes.

What happens when a person has been granted the faith to recognize that Someone has created everything that exists and that Someone necessarily exists outside of all that has been created? God continues to call their hearts toward Himself and to prepare their hearts to receive the message of the gospel so they may be transferred from the Kingdom of Darkness into the Kingdom of Light that is ruled...

We need to be growning and maturing Spiritually our whole life - We may work at keeping in shape physically and thats good, but we also need to be doing that for our selves Spiritually

Prophetic Message 1: The Lamp That Never Runs Dry (Zechariah 4: 1-6) Prophetic Message 2: The Mountain That Becomes a Plain (Zechariah 4: 7a) Prophetic Message 3: The Stone Crowned with Grace (Zechariah 4: 7b-9) Prophetic Message 4: The Eyes That Rejoice in Small Things (Zechariah 4 : 10) This sermon explores the vision of the golden lampstand in Zechariah 4, emphasizing that God's work is accompl...

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THE SOURCE OF FORGIVENESS.Psalm 103:1–13 KJVWhere can guilty people find real forgiveness? Psalm 103 gives us the answer: forgiveness begins with God because forgiveness flows from the heart of God. David calls upon his own soul to remember the benefits of the Lord, including this wonderful truth: "Who forgiveth all thine iniquities." Our forgiveness is not based upon our goodness, our ability to...

The harvest of the Kingdom begins with the good seed of the gospel and the good soil of understanding hearts. 1. Seeds for the Soils 2. Words for the Ears

With great privileges come great expectation. The Lord is looking for good fruit from the lives of His people.

INTRO: Our subject is the modern church dilemma. I have recommended that the seven churches of Asia give us a picture of the Church age in 7 stages, and that we are in the last one, the church of Laodicea. In the previous message, we looked at the church that precedes the Laodicean church, which is the church of Philadelphia. Nothing bad was said about that church, and nothing good is said about t...

This sermon examines the call of Levi the tax collector to illustrate that Jesus, the good physician, came specifically to heal those who are spiritually sick rather than those who perceive themselves as righteous. By contrasting the societal rejection of tax collectors with Jesus' inclusive table fellowship, the message highlights the irony that self-righteousness often blinds individuals to thei...

Thy Will Be Done Read: Psalm 40 Text: Lord's Day 49 I. God's Will II. The Goodness of His Will III. Our Petition

INTRO: Our subject is the modern church dilemma. I have recommended that the seven churches of Asia give us a picture of the Church age in 7 stages, and that we are in the last one, the church of Laodicea. In the previous message, we looked at the church that precedes the Laodicean church, which is the church of Philadelphia. Nothing bad was said about that church, and nothing good is said about t...

Our sources for our message today include; 1 Tim 2:1,2, Hos 8:4, and Prov 14:31 Paul urges Timothy to bring attention to his people regarding having concern for their countrymen and civil leadership. We should be concerned, responsible, and good--before God. Does this include voting, or politics?absolutely! As we will see in God's word how believers are to conduct themselves.

Is there anything that can make it seem worth it to me, to do good when I know I might have to suffer for it? Is there any way I can be sure that is the right way to live: to suffer doing good?