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1. Reflect on the Context. 2. Peter, the Rock, Has Become a Rock of Offense, a Stumbling Block. 3. Remember Christ's Three Temptations. 4. Have You Ever Thought About the Terror of the Cross? 5. The Lord Jesus Christ Passes Through the Slaughtered Animals to Confirm His Covenant with Abraham. 6. That Is Why Jesus Prays, "Take This Cup from Me." 7. You Have the Power in Jesus' Name to Hit the Eject...

The sermon distinguishes between two types of fear regarding God: servile fear, which is a terror of punishment, and filial fear, which is a reverent awe rooted in love and respect for God as a Father. Using Psalm 119:79 as the primary text, the message argues that believers possess a new nature characterized by this filial reverence rather than dread. This transformed perspective arises from bein...

Wisdom cries aloud in the street, in the markets she raises her voice; at the head of the noisy streets she cries out; at the entrance of the city gates she speaks: "How long, O simple ones, will you love being simple? How long will scoffers delight in their scoffing and fools hate knowledge? If you turn at my reproof, behold, I will pour out my spirit to you; I will make my words known to you. Be...

(AI Generated Summary) The sermon interprets Luke 21:25-26 as a prophetic description of the Day of the Lord, an eschatological event where God shakes the celestial powers to demonstrate His supremacy over all false gods and earthly authorities. By analyzing Old Testament imagery, the text reveals that these cosmic signs symbolize the destruction of idolatry and the outpouring of divine wrath upon...

This sermon examines the dual nature of Christ's return as depicted in 2 Thessalonians, contrasting the terror of the unbelieving world with the joy of the redeemed church. It argues that persecution serves as a crucible that refines the faith of believers, demonstrating the preserving grace of God and the certainty of His righteous judgment. The text emphasizes that while the present age is marke...

Twenty-five years ago, September 11 began for me in the middle of a military exercise. Then the first plane hit. Then the second. The Pentagon was attacked. The exercise ended, and the words came: Real world. We are under attack. Twenty-five years later, I tell the story of where I was on 9/11, what I remember, and what that day still teaches us.

Today marks the 25th Anniversary of 9/11, the day in which 19 individuals, each following the ideology of Islam, brought terrorism to the United States of America. 2,977 lives were taken. People were going about their day--getting up, going to work, involved in meetings--when terror struck. First it was American Airlines Flight 11 that hit the North Tower of the World Trade Center. 17 minutes late...

This sermon reflects on the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks to explore the biblical roots of terrorism, identifying Satan as the ultimate source who exploits human fear and lust for control. The speaker argues that wickedness and a lack of reverence for God leave populations vulnerable to manipulation through terror and political exploitation. Emphasizing the pervasive sin in society,...

AI Ethical Considerations Faith Debate: Sunday, September 6th, 2026 (09/13/26 on 930 WFMD in Frederick, Maryland) People respond to AI with excitement/fear/everything between. Are the responses theologically sound, or driven by personality & culture? Some embrace "Artificial Intelligence" for productivity in sermon prep/evangelism/Bible study. Others are anxious over deception, loss of human conne...

The sermon explores how the martyrdom of Stephen glorifies Christ by examining his attitude toward death through the lens of Philippians 1. It highlights three specific ways Stephen honored Jesus: by gazing upon His glory, imitating His forgiving character, and mobilizing the church to spread the gospel despite persecution. The preacher contrasts this holy perspective with the natural fear of deat...

This sermon explores the revelation of God's grace amidst the terror of His law, using the narrative of Israel's golden calf incident in Exodus. It highlights how human sin leads to destruction, yet God intervenes with pre-ordained salvation and a mediator who stands between justice and mercy. The preacher emphasises that God reveals His glory not only as a holy judge but primarily as a merciful S...

What is the greatest gift anyone has ever given you? What is the kindest and most generous thing anyone has ever done on your behalf? The Lord Jesus sanctified himself for the sake of his people, that they also might be sanctified by the truth. Here the Lord Jesus sets himself apart personally, demonstrating his absolute devotion and entire consecration to the work to which his Father had called h...

The sermon exhorts believers to live conduct worthy of the gospel by maintaining unity and remaining unafraid in the face of opposition. Drawing primarily from Philippians 1, the message emphasizes that Christians are called to stand firm together, mirroring the spiritual DNA found in historic creeds and confessions. It contrasts the terror induced by modern media and political rhetoric with the a...

This sermon explores the divine attribute formula in Exodus 34, revealing God's primary nature as merciful and gracious rather than merely judgmental. The preacher argues that Jesus Christ is the ultimate embodiment of this mercy, serving as the sole basis for forgiveness while remaining the source of terror for those outside of Him. By examining the concept of a spiritual 'tincture,' the message...

The sermon interprets the breaking of the seals in Revelation 6 as the unfolding of God's final judgment and the wrath of the Lamb against sin. The sermon talks about the Antichrist, who will appear after the rapture to deceive the world through false miracles and coercion. The preacher contrasts this coming terror with the redemptive work of Christ, emphasizing that Jesus is both the sacrificial...

"Your fierce wrath has gone over me; Your terrors have cut me off. They came around me all day long like water; they engulfed me altogether. Loved one and friend You have put far from me, and my only companion…darkness." (Psalm 88:16-18, translation refined from the NKJV).

This sermon explores the identity of Jesus and the nature of true faith through the narrative of him walking on water. It argues that overcoming fear is not achieved by human effort or maintaining focus, but by relying on God's gracious action in Christ. The preacher contrasts the disciples' terror with Jesus' divine authority, revealing him as the Son of God who dominates chaos and death. Peter's...

This sermon explores Genesis 23, focusing on Abraham's purchase of the cave of Machpelah as the first legal possession of the Promised Land. The preacher argues that this transaction establishes a profound theological pattern linking burial to the hope of resurrection, viewing the grave not as an end but as a seed planted for future life. By analyzing word origins and historical context, the text...