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Chapter timestamps: Note: Times are estimated 00:00 Surely Goodness and Mercy 01:34 Are You Washed in the Blood? 02:48 Amazing Grace 03:50 Heaven Came Down 06:33 Standing on the Solid Rock 08:18 Heavenly Sunlight 10:32 I Will Sing the Wondrous Story 13:26 O to Be Like Thee 14:12 In My Heart There Rings a Melody 14:58 In the Service of the King 16:38 Higher Ground 17:59 My Anchor Holds 18:58 Discus...

John 15:18 "If the world hate you, ye know that it hated me before it hated you." King James Version

This sermon examines the baptism of Jesus in Matthew 3, contrasting the repentant crowds who came to John the Baptist with the sinless Messiah who came to fulfill all righteousness. It highlights the humility of John the Baptist, who recognized Jesus as the Lamb of God despite his own greatness, and explores the theological significance of Jesus' baptism as an act of identification with sinners an...

~~~~~~~ No 31 in the series - The Epistles of Peter. ~~~~~~~ **Considering 2 Peter 2:20-22** For if after they have escaped the pollutions of the world through the knowledge of the Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, they are again entangled therein, and overcome, the latter end is worse with them than the beginning. For it had been better for them not to have known the way of righteousness, than, afte...

Having established what "all Scripture" refers to (the words of the 66 Books in our King James Bible), we now look at what we are taught in Scripture about Scripture being "given by inspiration of God". What that means and does NOT mean... We will review the corrupt new versions based on the corrupt Vatican Text and produced as interpretations instead of translations. Also Reference: John 6:63, 1...

Could Jesus of Nazareth be the promised Messiah, or could someone else, in some other century, fit the description just as well? In this fourth session we let the prophets answer, and their answer is a deadline (He had to come before the temple fell in AD 70), an address (one nation, one tribe, one family, one small town), and a pattern (Israel's own Scriptures kept showing the chosen deliverer re...

The sermon examines the request of Israel for a human king in 1 Samuel 8, arguing that their desire to conform to the nations rather than wait on God's timing constituted a rejection of divine authority. It highlights the theological danger of praying for what one wants rather than what God needs, illustrating that God's answer to such prayers may be a form of chastisement rather than blessing. By...

Someone once said that "discouragement is like a heavy fog that blankets a vibrant landscape." That is a valid description of discouragement. All of us have been or are currently facing discouragement of some sort. But what is at the root of it? Why do we face it? And even more, how do we deal with it? Well, on this Sunday, we will take a short break while in between chapters 20 and 21 of Revelati...

John 10:11 "I am the good shepherd: the good shepherd giveth his life for the sheep." King James Version

In this second sermon on the crucifixion, we focus on the shame that Christ bore, the righteousness He gained for us, and His tunic for which the soldiers cast lots.

What does it mean to follow Jesus? To follow, Jesus means counting the cost, refusing excuses and keeping your eyes fixed on Christ

Theme: Despite the cost of following Jesus the kingdom he announces is such good news that believing him is the obvious choice 1. Sent By the King 2. Summoned By the King 3. Celebrated By the King

This was one of the most important events in Jesus' ministry. It is, in fact, the only miracle recorded in all four gospels. The gospel of John essentially gives it a full chapter, connecting it directly to Jesus' "I am the bread of life" discourse. Luke has a much shorter version, but as we will see, this miracle is still utterly profound. Even when you don't highlight the connection between this...

There are many times that the Bible is used out of context. A sentence or even a whole verse is taken and we think: "Here we have facts and truth!" Yet when we look at the context, we find that this interpretation is lacking. The context defines and shows us the truth. Join us as we explore this problem and then look at the teaching regarding Jesus clearing the temple.