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In this Psalm 1 expository sermon, explore The Way of Prosperity & The Way That Perishes Part 1 to discover true spiritual blessing. Psalm 1 serves as the magnificent gateway to the entire book of Psalms. It presents a stark contrast between two types of people and their final destinies before a holy God. True spiritual prosperity is not found in human moralism but is a direct result of God rescui...

This sermon explores Colossians 2:11-15 to explain how God has accomplished the believer's separation from the power of the sin nature. The message argues that this spiritual circumcision is not a physical act but a judicial reality achieved through identification with Christ's death and resurrection. It addresses the human tendency to rely on personal effort, often termed the 'Jesus-plus' mentali...

This sermon examines Isaiah 21, focusing on the prophetic judgments against Babylon, Edom, and Arabia as both historical events and symbolic foreshadowings of the final judgment of the world. The exposition highlights the emotional weight of these prophecies for the prophet and the people of Judah, emphasizing that God reveals His justice to instill holy fear in believers rather than anxiety about...

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A consequence of Christ's cross work is that the veil separating the holy place from the most holy place in the temple was torn assunder. What does this torn veil teach us but the essence of the gospel. All who repent and believe are free to come to Christ.

No Eye, No Ear, No Heart Remembering His Righteousness: Waiting, Loving, and Walking in His Ways Isaiah 64:4–5 | 1 Corinthians 2:6–9 | Numbers 25 and 31 | Micah 6 This message emphasizes the necessity of remembering God's righteousness, waiting upon His direction, and walking faithfully in His prescribed ways. Drawing from Isaiah 64 and 1 Corinthians 2, we see that God reveals Himself and His wisd...

Pastor Brewer discusses God's command to His people to stay religiously pure and separate from the other (pagan) nations. Those Israelites who had married goyim are encouraged to divorce their pagan spouses ... divorce here is seen as the lesser of two evils, when compared to importing alien gods into Israel's camp. Pastor Brewer concludes by reminding us that God's people will always sin and wand...

This sermon examines the final chapter of Nehemiah, focusing on the restoration of spiritual order and the removal of corruption within the community. It highlights the necessity of separating from influences that compromise faith, using the example of Nehemiah cleansing the temple chambers and reinstating the Levites to their proper roles. The message emphasizes that God's promises are fulfilled...

The sermon calls for a return to the 'old paths' of fervent prayer, personal holiness, and genuine conversion, contrasting the superficiality of modern religious practices with the depth of historical revivals. It argues that true revival is not merely an increase in numbers or emotional excitement, but a profound transformation of character evidenced by a life of devotion and separation from worl...

This sermon presents a practical formula for Christian perseverance, urging believers to finish well by maintaining close proximity to Jesus. The speaker illustrates the danger of spiritual distance through the account of Peter's denial, showing how separation from Christ leads to changed associations, comfort, and conversation. To counter this, the message emphasizes holding fast to the assurance...

Continuing the study of the seven dispensations in the time of the patriarchs, this message looks at Abraham in the land of Canaan, where he pitched a tent and built an altar unto the Lord. The tent shows that the believer is a stranger and pilgrim whose home is not this world but a city whose builder and maker is God, as Hebrews 11 and 1 Peter 2 teach. The altar shows that the believer should wor...

The sermon explores the theological concept of leaving one's past behind, focusing on the transition from a state of spiritual separation to intimate access to God through Christ. It examines Ephesians 2, contrasting the believer's former identity as a Gentile, alien from the commonwealth of Israel, and without hope, with their current status as a new creation made nigh by the blood of Jesus. The...

This sermon explores the profound assurance found in Romans 8, arguing that present sufferings are not worthy of comparison with the future glory revealed to believers. The message emphasizes that the Holy Spirit intercedes for the weak, helping Christians persevere in hope while they await the redemption of their bodies and the renewal of creation. It highlights the sovereignty of God through the...

The sermon centers on the enduring mercy and faithfulness of God, drawing primarily from Lamentations 3:21-26 to affirm that the believer's hope rests solely in Christ. It emphasizes that divine compassion is renewed daily, ensuring that God's people are not consumed by their sins but are kept by His power. The message transitions to a theological exposition of Ephesians 1 and Romans 8, arguing th...

This sermon explores the theological significance of Jesus Christ's descent into the pit of hell, arguing that this event was necessitated by the Father turning His face away from the Son when He was made sin for humanity. By weaving together passages from the Psalms, Job, and Isaiah, the message highlights the profound separation experienced by Christ as He bore the iniquity of mankind, fulfillin...

Loving God and loving the world are incompatible because the world's values and ways are contrary to God. Salvation brings a real change in a person's life, separating them from their former way of living and turning their affections toward God, His Word, and His people. The love of the world can keep people from fully yielding to Christ and can draw professing believers away from God's work and t...

In Matthew 13:24–58, Jesus uses a series of parables to reveal the nature and value of His kingdom. The wheat and weeds and the net remind us that believers live alongside unbelief and evil in this present world, but a final separation is coming—and our righteousness and assurance rest not in what we can accomplish, but in what Christ has done for us. The mustard seed and leaven show that God's ki...

This service marks the public ordination of Adam Philpott, recognizing a divine calling that has been evident through his consistent character and ministry work. Witnesses from his family, church, and professional life testify to his integrity, faithfulness to Scripture, and dedication to leading others to Christ. The central theological theme emphasizes the biblical mandate to 'preach the word' w...

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In Genesis 13:1-18, we witness Abram's generosity to Lot and God's renewal of His covenant promise. Pastor Martijn Heijboer preaches Abram returns with great riches, Lot and Abram drift apart, Abram yields to Lot, Lot takes advantage of Abram, Lot and Abram are separated, and God reaffirms Abram's great inheritance.

This sermon addresses the destructive nature of division within the church, identifying pride and the works of the flesh as the primary root causes. It distinguishes between necessary separation from false doctrine and the sinful strife that arises from human ego and selfishness, illustrating these concepts through historical examples and the context of the Corinthian church. The message emphasize...

This sermon explores the dual desire of the believer to possess a blameless heart and to remain in close proximity to God, as articulated in Psalm 119. The central argument defines 'blamelessness' through the Hebrew concept of wholeness, contrasting the internal standard of God's written law with the external, rebellious standard of the world. By examining the New Covenant promise that God's law i...

Romans 8:5–8 teaches that people who live according to the flesh focus on worldly desires and remain separated from God, while those who live according to the Spirit set their minds on spiritual things and experience true life and peace. This Bible teaching explains that a fleshly mindset is hostile to God and cannot submit to His will, but a Spirit-led life reflects faith, obedience, and a growin...