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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...

The sermon explores the profound declaration in Psalm 48 that "this God is our God forever and ever," emphasizing the unique deity, unity, and eternity of the believer's relationship with the divine. It argues that the Psalms constitute the only inspired songs for Christian worship, grounding the church's identity in the unchanging nature of God. The exposition highlights the security found in the...

Pastor Holland explores the theological foundation of Christ's emotional life, arguing that His feelings were strictly regulated by His love for God's revealed will rather than by external circumstances or internal impulses. By contrasting the fall of Eve in Genesis 3 with the temptation of Jesus in Luke 4, he illustrates how emotions must remain subject to Scripture to avoid sin, highlighting tha...

This sermon examines the deception of the Gibeonites in Joshua 9, highlighting the failure of Israel to seek God's counsel before making a covenant. The central theme is the danger of walking by sight rather than faith, urging believers to test all claims against the Word of God and to rely on prayer for divine guidance. Despite the rashness of the leaders and the treachery of the Gibeonites, the...

The sermon explores the believer's commitment to God through the lens of Psalm 119, emphasizing that God's Word serves as both a lamp for immediate steps and a light for the broader path of life. It highlights the necessity of submitting one's will to divine authority, even amidst significant affliction and peril, as exemplified by David's unwavering faithfulness. The message contrasts the fleetin...

But **God hath chosen** the foolish things of the world to confound the wise; and **God hath chosen** the weak things of the world to confound the things which are mighty; (1 Corinthians 1:27) ~~~~ This sermon was preached at Colnbrook Strict Baptist Chapel. ~~~~ *1/ God's choice of us. 2/ God choosing for us. 3/ Our choices based on God's choices.* **Sermon Summary:** The sermon explores the doct...

Kept From My Iniquity The Mercy and Truth of God: Learning to Be Led by Him Rather Than Our Flesh Primary Scriptures: Psalm 18, Psalm 32, Psalm 51, Psalm 99, Psalm 106, and Numbers 20 Central Truth: God's mercy meets us in our failures, His truth guides us in our decisions, and His Spirit leads us away from the iniquity that seeks to rule within us. We do not have to finish what our flesh starts w...

In this study, we follow Paul's second missionary travels from Antioch all the way to Philippi. Each step of the way the Holy Spirit is directing Paul's team. This text shows us how much we need the Spirit in our ministries today.

This sermon examines the early reign of King Saul, highlighting how his self-willed decisions and failure to seek God's guidance led to national crisis and personal rejection. The analysis focuses on Saul's impatience in offering a burnt offering before Samuel's arrival, a act that violated divine command and resulted in the loss of his dynasty. The text contrasts Saul's reliance on human counsel...

The sermon examines the Council at Jerusalem as a pivotal moment where the early church addressed the tension between Jewish law and Gentile faith. It highlights the theological resolution that salvation comes through the grace of Jesus Christ rather than adherence to the Mosaic Law, specifically rejecting the requirement of circumcision for Gentile believers. The exposition emphasizes the importa...

We continue our study of The Lord's Prayer today. Our goal is to know God, we will consider the saints who pray and why they pray. Here our focus is on the person (subject) who is praying and the reasons for prayer (circumstances). Some of these reasons include: adoration, confession, desperation, guidance, confirmation, trepidation, comfort, intercession, petition, and obedience. Old Testament: 1...

Justifying faith has components including, agreement to the truth of the divine revelation, agreement with the authority of God's testimony, heartfelt agreement of the will and, trust in God's character, unreserved surrender of the will to his guidance, and dependence on His merits for salvation. This week we look at some of the corresponding stories in the Old Testament to the labels in Heb 11:36...

This sermon instructs husbands to emulate Christ's servant leadership by acting as shepherds to their families, grounding the role in Ephesians 5 and Psalm 23. The central message emphasizes that biblical headship is not about dominance but about sacrificial care, provision, and protection, mirroring how Christ loves and sanctifies the church. Key themes include the necessity of physical presence,...

This sermon explores the concept of spiritual hospitality using the encounter between Abraham and the Lord in Genesis 18 as a primary model. It argues that inviting God into one's life requires more than passive belief; it demands active worship, the intentional allocation of time, and the offering of one's best resources. The text highlights that true fellowship involves sitting with God, much li...

This sermon examines the unique identity of Jesus Christ by exploring His fulfillment of the three distinct offices of prophet, priest, and king. It begins by establishing Jesus as the ultimate prophet who perfectly reveals God's truth and will, surpassing all previous messengers. The message then shifts to His role as the great High Priest, emphasizing that His once-for-all sacrifice on the cross...

This sermon explores the theological concept of spiritual maturity, arguing that genuine Christians exhibit visible growth in their character and conduct. Drawing from 1 John 2, the message outlines a progression from spiritual infancy to maturity, emphasizing that believers are predestined to be conformed to the image of Christ. The speaker presents a practical framework for this growth, urging b...

The Apostles were guided by the Divine Authority of God's Law-Word. And so should we.

This sermon examines the biblical practice of fasting through the lens of Isaiah 58, arguing that God rejects ritualistic self-denial performed with selfish motives or for the purpose of manipulation. The central message emphasizes that true fasting is defined not by the physical act of abstaining, but by the resulting transformation of the heart toward humility, justice, and compassion for the op...

PAINT WITH WHAT YOU'VE GOT!["Stop Looking at What You're Missing and Start Using What God Gave You"] Exodus 4:1-5 KJV Sarah Biffin was born in England in 1784 without arms or normally developed legs. As a young girl she entered the world of traveling exhibitions, where audiences watched her demonstrate remarkable abilities. Sarah learned to paint intricate miniature portraits by controlling her br...

This sermon explores the threefold goal of Exodus as revealed in the final chapter: the creation of a new humanity, the dwelling of God among His people, and the constant guidance of the Savior. The preacher argues that redemption is not merely deliverance from sin but a transformative act that makes believers a new creation in Christ, echoing the creation patterns seen in the erection of the tabe...

The sermon centers on 1 Corinthians 3:11, establishing Jesus Christ as the sole and unshakeable foundation for the believer's life. It distinguishes between the judgment of sin, which is fully paid for on the cross, and the judgment seat of Christ, which evaluates the quality of a believer's works. The message emphasizes that salvation is a free gift received by faith alone, not achieved through r...

Seriously seeking God's holy guidance will best bless a truly godly Christian life. Be Blessed All Your Days by Always Seeking Out God.

The devotional centers on discerning God's will in major life decisions through spiritual discernment rather than human perception, using Gideon's request for a sign as a starting point to emphasize that seeking confirmation is not a sign of weak faith but a legitimate act of seeking divine guidance. It highlights five practical, Spirit-led principles: evaluating the opportunity's alignment with o...