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An Answer for the Bite An Answer for the Serpent, the Thorn, the Fire, and the Sin Numbers 21; Numbers 32–33; Deuteronomy 28; 2 Corinthians 12 The message reminds us that God doesn't always remove the trouble, but He has graciously provided everything we need to trust Him and triumph through it. Throughout Israel's wilderness journey, the Lord was doing more than bringing His people out of Egypt a...

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Joshual challenges Israel to follow the Lord completely or not at all

This sermon explores Leviticus 4 to demonstrate that sin is a serious offense against a holy God, even when committed unintentionally. The message argues that the ritualistic details of the sin offering are not merely historical procedures but prophetic pointers to Jesus Christ, who serves as the ultimate substitutionary atonement. By examining the requirement for a spotless sacrifice and the shed...

This piece explores the theological tension between God's absolute justice and His mercy, resolving it through the doctrine of the Atonement. It argues that the sacrifice of Jesus Christ on the cross serves as the only sufficient means by which God can remain just while justifying the ungodly. The text emphasizes that Christ's death vindicates the law and absorbs the penalty for sin, allowing for...

This sermon explores the sufficiency of Christ's sacrifice as presented in Hebrews 9, contrasting the repeated, temporary offerings of the Old Covenant with the single, eternal redemption provided by Jesus. The message emphasizes that Christ, as the High Priest, entered the holy place once for all, offering His own blood to purge believers' consciences from dead works and enable them to serve the...

Rosette Sings, Covered By The Blood !

This sermon calls the church to engage with courage in the mission of passing the faith to the next generation, as outlined in 2 Timothy 2:2. It emphasizes that this task involves not only proclaiming the gospel and teaching sound doctrine but also equipping and entrusting believers with ministry responsibilities. The message highlights that this work is a form of spiritual warfare, requiring a wa...

God's creation was a great work, however God's most important work was putting on flesh and descending to earth as a man and becoming a sacrifice for the sins of mankind that they may be saved.

Dr. David Brown is Pastor Emeritus of the First Baptist Church in Oak Creek. He has a Master's in Theology and a PhD in History specializing in the history of the English Bible. It is very easy in our society to take what we have for granted. We can go into a dark home and flip a switch and we have light. We need a cool drink of water and turn on the faucet and satisfy our thirst. We go to our tec...

The sermon explores the metaphor of the grain of wheat in John 12, illustrating that spiritual fruitfulness requires the death of the self. It argues that Christ's crucifixion and resurrection serve as the foundational seed from which believers are grafted, drawing life and producing fruit that reflects His character. The text contrasts the futility of seeking earthly glory with the eternal signif...

This message explores the theological and practical dimensions of faith promise giving, defining it as a generous, sacrificial, and cheerful response to God's ownership of the believer's life. By examining passages from Proverbs, Acts, and the Pauline epistles, the message emphasizes that true wealth is found in investing in the spread of the gospel rather than accumulating material possessions. L...

Scripture: Philippians 2:5–11 Sermon: "Make Christ Your Role Model" Speaker: Pastor Denis Gerasimov Date: October 4, 2026

This sermon examines the forty-day temptation of Jesus in the wilderness, emphasizing that this event served to prove His identity as the sinless Son of God rather than to test His ability to fail. The preacher contrasts the perspectives of the four Gospels, noting how Matthew presents Christ as King, Mark as the Servant, Luke as the Man, and John as God, with the temptation narrative highlighting...

Consider the contrast between the Old Covenant, sealed with animal blood at Mount Sinai, with the New Covenant, established by the blood of Jesus Christ. While the Old Covenant required human obedience that Israel could not keep, resulting in judgment and curse, the New Covenant is unilateral, relying on God's power to produce obedience and forgive sin. The Old Covenant sacrifice served merely as...

This sermon explores the final instructions Paul gives to Timothy, framing them as a solemn charge to remain faithful to God's Word even at great personal cost. The message draws a parallel between this biblical commission and the knightly oath of loyalty and sacrifice, emphasizing that true faithfulness often requires enduring persecution and opposition. It highlights the necessity of knowing God...

The sermon explores the four specific locations where Jesus shed His blood, emphasizing the theological necessity of His physical suffering for the atonement of sin. Beginning in Gethsemane, the message highlights the spiritual agony and the 'cup' of the world's sin that Christ accepted, followed by the scourging at Gabbatha Hall, which the speaker interprets as the healing of the soul rather than...

The sermon centers on the exhortation in Romans 12:1-2 to present one's body as a living sacrifice that is holy and acceptable to God. It emphasizes that this call is grounded in the immense mercy of God, who has redeemed believers through the work of Christ, making such surrender a reasonable response rather than a burden. The message distinguishes between the sinful nature of the flesh and the r...

This sermon explores the Noahic Covenant in Genesis 9, emphasizing God's unwavering faithfulness and the practical implications of His promises for daily life. The message highlights how God provides for humanity through dominion over animals and the provision of food, while simultaneously establishing boundaries that protect human life by affirming the image of God. It argues that the rainbow ser...

This sermon explores the theological intent behind the Gospel of Mark, identifying four central themes that define its narrative structure. The author frames Jesus as the central character, emphasizing that Mark's purpose is to direct all attention to Christ rather than himself. The text highlights Mark's reliance on Peter as both an eyewitness source and an example disciple, illustrating the real...

The sermon explores the superiority of Jesus Christ as the Great High Priest compared to the Old Testament sacrificial system, emphasizing that His once-for-all sacrifice fully atones for sin. It highlights two key realities from Hebrews 4: first, that Christ has passed through the heavens to sit at the right hand of God, indicating the completion of His redemptive work, and second, that He sympat...