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This sermon explores the theological significance of Jesus becoming the 'Captain of Salvation' by fully partaking in human nature to secure the redemption of God's elect. It highlights the profound sibling relationship established between Christ and believers, emphasizing that Jesus is not ashamed to call them brothers and sisters despite their sinfulness. The message addresses the defeat of Satan...

The sermon explores the theological mystery of Christ as revealed in Ephesians 3, emphasizing that Gentiles are now fellow heirs and partakers of God's promise through the gospel. It examines the historical progression of God's dealings with humanity, contrasting the spiritual death of the unsaved with the sovereign grace that brings about the new birth. The text highlights the sovereignty of God...

For all practical purposes the results of the 2026 mid-term election are now in our rearview mirror. There are still some contested races and also unanswered discrepancies in certain areas, but as it relates to the direction our country is choosing to go, that's basically been determined. What's so baffling is how ready and anxious our nation is to attack and kill the most vulnerable among us--the...

David seeks to bring the ark to Jerusalem, but disregarding God's commands leads to Uzzah's death and teaches reverence for the holy Lord. Study and transcript: https://sharonrpc.org/devotions/2-samuel-6-1-11-serve-the-holy-god-with-reverence

2:56 In the parable of the rich man and Lazarus does the rich man have a physical body in the intermediate state? 6:17 How do you suggest that we conduct a men's Bible study? 10:30 What is your opinion of the midterm political elections as a Christian? 24:43 Why in the Millennial Kingdom do the Jews have to adhere to the Old Testament ceremonies? 40:29 How do I know I've been saved? 47:30 Is repen...

This sermon explores the spiritual condition of humanity as described in John 8, contrasting the pervasive darkness of sin with the illuminating presence of Jesus Christ. The preacher defines spiritual darkness as a state of blindness, coldness, and hopelessness that arises from the absence of Christ, leading to a rejection of God and an inability to perceive the soul's true need. In response to t...

The sermon presents the Christian life not as a project of self-improvement or flesh management, but as a divine exchange where Jesus takes the believer's sin, shame, weakness, and death to give them His righteousness, acceptance, strength, and eternal life. Drawing on Galatians 2:20 and John 10:10, the message contrasts the thief's agenda of destruction with Christ's purpose of providing abundant...

Death is often romanticised, treated lightly, or even portrayed as an escape from suffering. But what does God's Word teach us about death, and where can we find lasting hope when life becomes painful? In this episode, Merle explores the biblical understanding of death as an enemy that entered the world through sin, rather than something to celebrate or treat as though it is ours to control. Throu...

If God is holy and just, why does he let wicked murderers, rapists, warmongers, child abductors live, and continue their wickednes!? The Bible has the answers! CAN YOU HANDLE THE TRUTH!?!

What are we searching for in life? What are we putting our time and energy into finding? Hear Pastor Brian as he gives us three things that we should be seeking that God will bless.

This sermon explores the theological significance of water baptism as a public declaration of the believer's union with Christ in His death and resurrection. Drawing primarily from Romans 6, the message emphasizes that baptism is not merely a tradition or a sacrament for salvation, but a physical manifestation of the spiritual reality of being buried with Jesus and raised to walk in newness of lif...

This sermon establishes the Exodus as the central narrative pattern of the Bible, arguing that the Old Testament history of Israel serves as a paradigm for the greater redemption accomplished by Jesus Christ. It contrasts the failure of the Old Exodus, which could not cure the inherent sinfulness of humanity, with the New Exodus, where Christ provides both justification and sanctification. The mes...

This sermon explores the narrative in 1 Samuel 5-6, where the Ark of the Covenant is captured by the Philistines and placed in the temple of Dagon, resulting in the idol's defeat and the affliction of the Philistine cities. Rev. Batzig argues that this event demonstrates Yahweh's sovereign power to defend His name and crush the demonic forces behind false gods, contrasting Israel's earlier superst...

Bible Reading: Matthew 16 (Verse 18 - Sermon Text) 1. The Struggling Church. 2. The Advancing Church. (Build & Prevail) 3. The Victorious Church. (The Gates of hell shall not prevail against it) This sermon explores the assurance of the church's ultimate victory through the promise in Matthew 16:18 that the gates of hell shall not prevail against it. The message is structured around three key aspe...

Bible Reading: Genesis 2:15-17;Genesis 3 1. God has left us a standard to live by. 2. Man is fallen 3. The gospel is our only hope. This sermon addresses the fundamental question of why humanity requires the gospel by examining the creation and fall narratives in Genesis. It argues that God established a moral standard through the covenant of works, which Adam and Eve violated, resulting in spirit...

Pastor McKinnon examines the account of the nobleman in John 4 to illustrate the universal reality of suffering in a fallen world caused by sin. He argues that earthly prosperity, wealth, and status are ultimately worthless when faced with the fragility of life and the certainty of death. He further highlights how such trials serve as divine medicine, humbling individuals and exposing their helple...

The sermon draws a parallel between the city of Jerusalem described in Psalm 48 and the universal church of Jesus Christ, highlighting five key attributes: its beautiful location in God's hands, heart, and plan; the indwelling presence of God; its influence that causes even earthly powers to marvel; its reputation as a source of true joy and peace; and its strength as a fortress built on Christ. T...

Paul, comes to a summit of his revealing of God's divine indictment. Considered here, was: 1) the Cause of depravity (28a). 2) The Condition of depravity (28b) ...being total, radical inability, borne of the native nature of humanity's fallenness. Thus; thirdly: 3) A catalogue of sins illustrating the depth of depravity affecting: i) moral conduct (29), relationships (29–30a), attitude (30–31), fa...

The sermon uses the metaphor of sleep to address spiritual lethargy and the urgent need for believers to engage actively in God's work. Drawing from Matthew 9, the message contrasts the paralytic who was raised from death with the modern church that often remains passive in the face of a dying world. It emphasizes that salvation is not merely a ticket to heaven but a call to be laborers in a plent...

King David's Reign: Second Samuel With Dr. Clint Archer. Tonight's Sermon Is Piecing Together Peace: The Death Of Absalom From 2 Samuel 18.

This sermon examines the martyrdom of John the Baptist to illustrate the high cost of faithfully proclaiming the message of repentance and the severe consequences of ignoring it. The central argument contrasts John's moral courage and integrity with King Herod's pride and unrepentant sin, demonstrating that a convicted conscience is insufficient without genuine turning to God. The exposition highl...

This chapter starts with Herod in charge on a throne while Peter is on death row in a prison, but it ends with Peter out of prison and Herod off his throne and eaten by worms. And the same God who did that while His people prayed can do such things today. So, we will keep talking to the God who can turn things around.

This sermon examines the doctrine of limited atonement, arguing that Christ's death was effectual and particular to the elect rather than a general provision for all humanity. By analyzing John 10 and supporting passages, the message demonstrates that Jesus died specifically for His sheep, securing their redemption and guaranteeing their salvation through His ongoing intercession. The text address...