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This sermon explores the foundational question of why a person is called a Christian, grounding the answer in three distinct marks of genuine faith found in 1 John. The first mark is theological discernment, where believers recognize the truth of Jesus Christ as the Anointed One and reject the spirit of Antichrist that denies His deity and humanity. The second mark is spiritual consecration, defin...

At the end of this podcast is the answer to the question: What would John Owen say to the Theocast podcast, "Why I left Lordship" salvation." For John Owen, severing the Lordship of Christ from His saving work is a theological impossibility because saving faith receives the undivided Person of the God-Man, who simultaneously executes the offices of Prophet, Priest, and King. In Christologia and Me...

In our final look at this Proverb, we want to discuss the fool who returns to his folly of false religion. This is a "clean cut" version of a dog returning to his vomit. Also Reference: 2 Timothy 4:7-8 https://bbfohio.com

John 10:28 "And I give unto them eternal life; and they shall never perish, neither shall any man pluck them out of my hand." King James Version

There is great theological significance in the contrast of the flawed animal offerings of Israel, the horrific human sacrifices of pagan cultures, and the perfect, willing sacrifice of Jesus Christ. God's requirement for unblemished sacrificial animals was not about physical value, but served as a symbol pointing to the moral perfection of the Messiah, a truth often misunderstood by those who soug...

In this sermon from 1 John 2:15–17, Rev. Joel Wories looks at the Lord's command to live in the world but not be of it. He makes clear that John is not calling believers to asceticism or withdrawal from society, since we are called to be salt and light. "The world" is anything that rejects Christ as King: a subtle, self-centered worldview that puts self in God's place. Pastor Wories presents three...

In the evening, Sion Han completed his ordination to Assistant Pastor at Christ the King Church and Jeremy Vandergalien preached to us about the importance of the call of the pastor.

Today's sermon explores the second petition of the Lord's Prayer, 'Thy kingdom come,' by examining its theological depth through the lens of John Calvin and various Reformed catechisms. Pastor Jason argues that this petition is not redundant but essential for addressing human spiritual lethargy, requiring believers to pray with understanding rather than mere recitation. The central message outline...

In "Heirs of God," Pastor Robert McNutt begins the final verse of his extended study of Romans 8:12-17, asking why Paul was not content to stop at verse 16's witness of the Spirit that we are children of God. Paul presses on because sonship carries an inheritance, and the Spirit who seals us is also the guarantee of that inheritance (2 Corinthians 1:22; Ephesians 1:13-14). Writing to Romans, whose...

In this sermon we look at Christ's glorious statement: "It is finished" as well as what it meant for Him to give up the spirit.

This sermon explores the intrinsic link between wisdom and worship, arguing that true wisdom begins with recognizing God's sovereignty and approaching Him with reverence. Through the dedication prayer of King Solomon in 1 Kings 8, the text illustrates that wise worship involves confessing God's character, particularly His justice and mercy, and acknowledging the necessity of atonement for sin. The...

Text: Acts 8:4-25 | Speaker: Levi Bakerink | Description: Persecution in Jerusalem drives the believers out into the surrounding areas. Through this Jesus advances his kingdom as his people begin to proclaim the good news of his resurrection. Luke specifically focuses on the ministry of Philip, one of the seven chosen by the church in Acts 6, who begins a fruitful ministry in a city in Samaria. Ma...

We are called to worship God in spirit and in truth (John 4:24), but what does that mean? In this next lesson, we consider what it means to worship in truth. Since truth is found in God's Word, worshipping in truth means that our worship will be governed by the Word, and saturated with the Word.

The New Jerusalem is not just about our new home where we will dwell with God on the new earth. It is also a monument to God's faithfulness to Israel and the Church. It will also be the place of pure worship to God. These two future realities we will look at that I pray will help us to live out in the present. ADDITIONAL REFERENCES Exodus 28:15-21; 1 Kings 6:20; Isaiah 52:1; 60:3, 19; Ezekiel 28:1...

How should we live in this temporary world, knowing that our eternal home is with Christ? Because Christ has secured our future with him, we can live with courage seek to please him and take seriously the day we will stand before him

Mark 9:1 was first and most immediately fulfilled in the Transfiguration, when Peter, James, and John went up the mountain and received a stunning, firsthand preview of Jesus's divine glory. But the promise goes even deeper—the kingdom of God was decisively, legally, and officially established at the resurrection, which was God's public declaration that Jesus is the rightful King who has conquered...

Jesus feeds five thousand, revealing Himself as Israel's promised Shepherd and the true King who gives life. Discover His compassion for weary servants, His care for wandering sheep, and His abundant provision that points beyond earthly bread to salvation through His death and resurrection. Mark 6:30–44.

Many people today have settled the matter: Jesus, yes; the church, no thank you. In Matthew 16, Jesus refuses to let us separate Him from His church, and Pastor John Samson opens up what "this rock" really means, why even death cannot stand against Christ's people, and what Jesus meant when He promised, "I will build my church." You'll hear how a church conceived in eternity joins Abraham, Moses,...

In this morning sermon from John 6:15-24, Pastor Rockhill draws the congregation to the central purpose of John's Gospel: that readers would believe Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and in believing have life in His name. Following the feeding of the five thousand, the crowd sought to seize Jesus and make Him an earthly king, and He withdrew to the mountain to pray while His disciples set out...

What do a crowd at Jerusalem's Water Gate, an Englishman shivering in a prison cell near Brussels, and the apostle Paul in chains have in common? In this teaching we open Nehemiah 8 and 2 Timothy 2 to see that God gave His Word to be understood, and we trace what it cost to put the Bible into the language of ordinary people, from John Wycliffe's burned bones to William Tyndale's plowboy vow. You'l...