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This sermon explores the awe-inspiring nature of God by examining the Queen of Sheba's visit to Solomon, understanding Solomon as a type of Christ. The central message encourages believers to look beyond the limited wisdom, magnificence, reputation, and blessings of Solomon to the infinite and superior attributes of Jesus, who is greater than Solomon. The speaker highlights how Solomon's wisdom, s...

The sermon explores the theological distinction between the Church and the nation of Israel, emphasizing that the New Covenant is specifically for Israel while Gentiles have been grafted into God's plan through the mystery of grace. It clarifies that the Church is not the replacement for Israel but a separate entity created by God's foreknowledge, citing Ephesians and Colossians to demonstrate the...

This message continues the exposition of Romans 9:22-23, showing that God's patience with vessels of wrath prepared for destruction has a greater purpose: to make known the riches of His glory to vessels of mercy, whom He has prepared beforehand for glory. Drawing on the Exodus plagues, the Passover, and the blood of the lamb as a type of Christ, the sermon emphasizes that both wrath and mercy mag...

Grace Lavished in All Wisdom & Understanding (v.8b) A. Wisdom and understanding; these BOTH belong together. Wisdom: A God-given, deeper (NOT merely surface-level), comprehending grasp of God's eternal plan. Understanding: A God-given insight (by God's revelation) that perceives the meaning and implications of God's will and purpose for His people. BOTH are spiritual blessings (gifts), by the abun...

Grace Baptist Church, Grand Bay, AL was celebrating their 10th Anniversary. I thank Pastor Paul Meredith for inviting me to speak and thank the church for all their prayers and encouragement over the years.

Teaching on 1 Timothy 6:9-10

No power? No problem! On a windy, rainy Sunday morning, a powerless EBC congregation comes together to worship! Taking a break from his sermon series in the Epistles of John, Pastor Howard opens to Jeremiah 9:23-24 with a timely reminder to put away pride, and make our only boast the wisdom, power, and riches of God alone! For more information on Eastford Baptist Church, visit www.eastfordbaptist....

This sermon examines the counter-cultural nature of Christian generosity by contrasting the impoverished churches of Macedonia with the wealthier church in Corinth. It argues that true giving flows not from financial surplus but from the grace of God, which transforms deep poverty and affliction into abundant joy and self-sacrificial love. The central theological anchor is the incarnation, where C...

"Show up," we are responsible to meet with God's people and, as part of his body, to help each other in our sanctification. "Speak up," let the word of Christ dwell in you richly and speak it into the lives of others, for their good and edification. "Man up" in the face of all the objections that you can think of for not obeying God, don't willingly sin! It's a terrible thing to fall into the hand...

A study of Jesus' first sign at the wedding feast at Cana and the significance of "sign" and "glory" in John, along with the rich background for this in Exodus.

This sermon examines the theological necessity of church order as a means of maintaining faithfulness and unity within the body of Christ. It argues that while human innovations and arbitrary laws must be rejected, a structured order grounded in Scripture protects the congregation from both legalism and chaotic individualism. The discussion distinguishes between the essential elements of worship,...

The Great Commission - The Prequel: No Middle Ground | Matthew 9:35-38 | Rev. John Canales Pastor John urges us to give our complete allegiance to Jesus, above our families, interests, and desires, and even our own lives. Order of Worship (Bulletin) https://christpresbyterian.org/wp-content/uploads/bsk-pdf-manager/2026/09/260927-1.pdf Another link to the webcast... https://christpresbyterian.org/l...

In the Parable of the Sower, Jesus reveals that people respond differently to the word of His kingdom. Some hearts are hardened, some respond with joy but have no roots to endure, and others allow the cares and riches of the world to choke out the word. But the good soil hears, understands, and bears lasting fruit. Jesus calls us to examine the condition of our own hearts. Genuine faith is rooted...

The mission of Jesus is to seek and to save lost sinners like you and me. Since we are His followers, our commission as a church flows from His mission.

True life consists not in our possessions but in what is done for God.

This sermon urges believers to pursue entire consecration through a voracious and purposeful engagement with the Bible, arguing that spiritual growth is impossible without daily immersion in God's Word. The speaker uses the historical example of King Josiah finding the lost Book of the Law to challenge the congregation to examine whether they have spiritually 'lost' the Bible through neglect or se...

SUMMARY: where we're at in Romans & where we're going in this passage RELEVANCE: why does this matter to me? THEME: Your sufferings are labor pains: real, shared by the whole creation, and not worth comparing with the glory about to be revealed. v. 18 OUR SUFFERINGS WEIGHED v. 20 CREATION'S SUBJECTION vv. 19, 22 CREATION'S STRAINING vv. 20d–21 CREATION'S SALVATION GOSPEL BRIDGE: If you're not in Ch...

1 Timothy part 65 (Chapter 6 verses 8 & 9). A message on contentment and the danger of having a temporal focus