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This sermon explores the biblical concept of war, challenging the notion of Christian pacifism by citing Scripture that portrays God as a warrior and Jesus as a judge who wages war in righteousness. Drawing from 1 Chronicles 5, the speaker highlights the Israelites' victory over the Hagarites as a precedent for divine justice against oppression, while acknowledging the tragic reality of human conf...

2:02 If Satan doesn't cause humans to sin, what role does he play? 6:39 Should I stay at a church that teaches Replacement Theology? 11:47 When the antichrist comes to power, will his face appear everywhere around the world? 12:26 How do I respond to people who believe in a flat earth with Scripture? 17:43 How can I know for sure that I'm saved? 25:17 What day is the Sabbath for Christians? 33:53...

This sermon examines Jesus' declaration in John 8 that the truth of the gospel liberates believers from the bondage of sin and the law. The central message emphasizes that true freedom is not achieved through human effort or religious heritage, but is a gift of sovereign grace received through faith in Christ. The text contrasts the temporary status of a servant with the eternal inheritance of a s...

The sermon centers on the biblical mandate for believers to be found faithful in their stewardship of God's mysteries, as outlined in 1 Corinthians 4. It emphasizes that while human judgment is secondary, every individual will ultimately stand before the Lord to give an account of how they used the gifts and positions entrusted to them. The message encourages a spirit of humility, rejecting pride...

If you've just made a decision to be born again, please respond here: https://bit.ly/ConnectwithTSC This sermon draws from the account of Jonathan and his armor bearer in 1 Samuel to illustrate that spiritual victory is achieved through humble dependence on God rather than human strength or weaponry. The central message encourages believers to 'crawl in faith' rather than stand in fear, emphasizin...

The sermon explores the concept of the unsearchable riches of Christ as presented in Ephesians 3, emphasizing that these spiritual treasures are beyond human comprehension due to the fullness of the Godhead and the perfection of divine glory. It argues that salvation and sanctification are works of God's sovereignty, where the new man gradually displaces the old man, rather than a mere improvement...

This sermon examines the fifth petition of the Lord's Prayer, focusing on the radical and voluntary nature of forgiveness as taught in Matthew 6:12. By analyzing Old Testament passages such as Psalm 85 and Psalm 32, the message defines forgiveness not merely as the covering of sin but as a necessary step toward reconciliation and the restoration of fellowship. The teaching contrasts the immense de...

The lesson addresses the question of how God is pleased with those who love and obey Him. It explains that this divine pleasure is rooted in the fact that human love and obedience originate from God's prior grace and are performed in and through Jesus Christ. Salvation involves not only forgiveness but also the ongoing transformation of believers into the image of Christ, eliminating sin to achiev...

This bible study examines the narrative in Judges 13, focusing on the angelic announcement to Manoah and his barren wife regarding the birth of Samson. It highlights the theological significance of the Nazirite vow, which sets the child apart for God from the womb to deliver Israel from Philistine oppression. The discussion contrasts the temporary nature of voluntary Nazirite vows with the lifelon...

In Chapter 1, John Owen establishes that while the Holy Spirit carries out general works of grace like regeneration and sanctification in all believers, He also provides specific, vital aid tailored directly to the duty of prayer. Recognizing prayer—encompassing meditation, petition, praise, and thanksgiving—as a universal religious duty rooted in natural law and confirmed by Scripture, Owen argue...

God is to be praised with one's whole life because He is God. Sin is the singular cause of all troubles in this world, manifested in various ways. In this sermon on Psalm 107:17–22 titled "The Lie of Sin," Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones looks at the third representation of sin—sin as disease. This is the illness of the soul, of humanity, of life. Sin is not only rebellion, but it is also transgression–a d...

In Section 1 of Part III of A Treatise Concerning Religious Affections, Jonathan Edwards establishes that truly gracious affections stem exclusively from a supernatural, divine influence wherein the Holy Spirit dwells in the believer as an abiding, internal principle of new spiritual life. Unlike common natural operations of the Spirit—which merely heighten existing human faculties, conscience, or...

This sermon explores the dynamic relationship between the Word of God and the Holy Spirit, arguing against a division between doctrinal soundness and spiritual power. Using the healing of the lame man at the temple gate in Acts 3 as a central example, the message outlines five key attributes of the Spirit: sameness, sovereignty, sensitivity, spontaneity, and surprise. The speaker emphasizes that t...

1 Corinthians 1:20 "Where is the wise? where is the scribe? where is the disputer of this world? hath not God made foolish the wisdom of this world?" King James Version

This group Bible study explores the eight night visions recorded in Zechariah's first six chapters, delivered to a discouraged post-exilic community facing halted temple construction and external opposition. The central message emphasizes that God is passionately jealous for Jerusalem and actively working to restore His people, not through human strength or political might, but through the power o...

The sermon explores the doctrine of divine providence as presented in Ecclesiastes 3, arguing that every event in human life, from birth to death and joy to sorrow, is ordained by God rather than occurring by chance. It contrasts the despair and meaninglessness experienced by those who reject God's sovereignty with the peace and purpose found by believers who trust in His eternal plan. The text em...

He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name's sake. (Psalm 23:3) ~~~~ This sermon was preached at West Row Baptist Chapel on a Tuesday evening. ~~~~ *1/ The restorer of souls - Jehovah the Shepherd of Israel. 2/ What he does - restoreth and leadeth. 3/ The reason he does this work - for his name's sake.* **Sermon Summary:** The sermon explores the theological the...

The Seventh Commandment stands as the divine guardian of marriage, family, and sexual purity. It protects the God-ordained institution that is essential to human society and that points beyond itself to the greater reality of Christ's relationship with His church. Grab your Bible and join us as we discuss this subject and answer what the seventh commandment is, what it requires, and what it forbid...

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...

This sermon establishes the doctrine of Sola Scriptura by examining 2 Timothy 3:14-17, arguing that the Bible is the final and sufficient authority for Christian belief and practice. The speaker contrasts the historical commitment of reformers like Martin Luther and Felix Manz to biblical truth against the dangers of tradition, using the metaphor of a ship's stability to illustrate how Scripture k...

This sermon explores the theological significance of the cities of refuge and the Levitical cities described in Joshua chapters 20 and 21, presenting them as a profound picture of Christ's work for sinners. The preacher contrasts the conditional safety of the ancient cities, where fugitives had to remain until the high priest died, with the eternal security believers find in Jesus, whose priesthoo...

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...

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...