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This sermon explores the concept of a living, vibrant faith rooted in the 'engrafted Word' described in James 1:21. It argues that genuine Christianity requires the Word of God to move beyond intellectual understanding into the heart, producing new life and fruitfulness rather than mere endurance or religious performance. The message emphasises the necessity of meekness and submission as the prope...

This sermon explores the command in Galatians 6 to bear one another's burdens, specifically focusing on the spiritual discipline of restoring a brother or sister who has been overtaken by sin. The central message emphasizes that this restoration is not merely about correcting behavior but about guiding the individual back to the pathway of holiness, characterized by the fruit of the Spirit: love,...

The sermon examines James 3:13-18 to distinguish between earthly wisdom, characterized by bitter jealousy and selfish ambition, and the wisdom from above, which is pure, peaceable, and gentle. It warns that harboring resentment leads to physical and spiritual disorder, contrasting this with the fruit of the Spirit which produces a harvest of righteousness. The message emphasizes that true wisdom a...

The sermon uses the narrative of the four lepers in 2 Kings 7 to illustrate the transition from spiritual hopelessness to the joy of salvation through Jesus Christ. It contrasts the dire state of humanity without God, characterized by sin and condemnation, with the hope found in the atoning work of Christ, as prophesied in Isaiah 53. The central message calls believers to recognize their own salva...

The sermon explores the biblical definition of meekness as strength under control, contrasting it with worldly weakness and pride. It identifies believers who have repented and trusted in Christ as the true inheritors of the earth, emphasizing that this promise refers to the future new heavens and new earth rather than temporal prosperity. The preacher urges listeners to accept God's providence an...

We've had about 100 years of people being "cool" – curating their image to be socially desirable and admirable. But does coolness have a place in a Christian culture? Kevin and Josh talk about where "cool" came from…the connection between coolness and pride…and how pop culture and fashion influence it. Then they go to scripture to ask if it is ultimately possible to be meek, humble, lowly, modest…...

Why We Should Put On – 12a - Chosen - Set Apart - Beloved What We Should Put on – 12b-14 -Compassionate Heart -Kindness -Humility -Meekness -Patience -Forgive -Love How We Put On – 15-16 -Let Peace Rule -Let The Word Dwell -Praise Always

This sermon explores the biblical command to rejoice in the Lord always and to let moderation be known to all, drawing primarily from Philippians 4:4-5. The speaker argues that Christian joy is a deliberate act of the will grounded in the secure character of God rather than fleeting emotions or favorable circumstances. By examining the attributes of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, the text highl...

The sermon emphasizes that true discipleship is defined by a word-centered faith that receives Christ's teachings as the authoritative Word of God. It highlights Jesus' role as mediator and advocate, who commends believers to the Father based on their reception of His message despite their inherent weaknesses. The preacher outlines specific attitudes required for proper reception, including faith,...

A verse-by-verse study through the book of James. Pastor Brian explains the meaning of purity and gentleness that are the products of Godly wisdom.

Jesus instructs us in balancing wisdom and tenderness. I. Reality of Conflict A. Sheep—smelly; dumb; vulnerable; innocent B. Wolves—ferocious/vicious; hungry; threat to the sheep II. Serpents A. Snakes—often venomous; crafty and cunning B. Why this figure? 1. Because of the danger: "therefore" 2. Because of the wisdom that is necessary C. Children of this world are wiser than the children of light...

The Grace of Grief Pastor Mitch Lush 8/29/26 James 4:9

The sermon interprets the Beatitudes not as generic advice on kindness, but as a vivid description of those who have repented and entered God's kingdom. It outlines a specific posture characterized by poverty of spirit, mourning over sin, meekness, and a deep hunger for righteousness. These internal attitudes naturally produce external fruits such as mercy, purity, and peacemaking in the believer'...

The sermon emphasizes authentic worship through sensitivity to the Holy Spirit rather than rigid performance or preparation. Drawing from Matthew 5, it explores the Beatitudes as invitations to embrace spiritual poverty, mourning, and meekness as pathways to experiencing God's kingdom. The preacher argues that true strength lies in surrender and vulnerability, contrasting human self-sufficiency wi...

Theme: The Lord's Servant gently establishes justice. I. The Lord's Servant A. The Servant—"Behold, My Servant, whom I uphold!" B. The Chosen One 1. "My chosen one"—i.e., "elect" 2. "in whom My soul delights" C. The Spiritual One—"I have put My Spirit upon Him" II. His Establishing Justice A. The Justice 1. The righteousness of God/Christ 2. Referring to the gospel, as founded on justice a. God's...

The sermon explores the biblical definition of meekness as strength under control, contrasting it with worldly power and modern misconceptions of weakness. It identifies meek believers as those who recognize their spiritual bankruptcy, mourn over sin, and submit wholly to God's will in both providence and scripture. The preacher emphasizes that true meekness involves accepting God's sovereignty wi...

This sermon explores the practical application of James 1, focusing on how believers should respond to life's trials with faith rather than fleshly reactions. The speaker emphasizes that difficulties are divine tests designed to produce patience and spiritual maturity, urging listeners to remember God's purpose, provision of wisdom, and perfect goodness in every circumstance. By being swift to hea...