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This sermon examines the account in Matthew 12 where Jesus heals a demon-possessed man, highlighting the undeniable power of the Holy Spirit over demonic forces. The preacher argues that the Pharisees' accusation that Jesus operated by the power of Beelzebub constitutes the unforgivable sin of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, as it involves attributing God's good works to Satan. The message cont...

This sermon examines the confrontation between Jeremiah and the prophet Hananiah in Jeremiah 28, highlighting the danger of popular but false messages that contradict God's revealed will. It argues that Hananiah's promise of immediate relief from Babylonian rule was a lie that removed the necessary discipline of exile, which God intended to use for the spiritual correction and humility of His peop...

This sermon explores the theological significance of the title 'Christ' and the identity of believers as 'Christians' through the lens of the Heidelberg Catechism and the Book of Acts. It defines Jesus as the Anointed One who fulfills the threefold office of Prophet, Priest, and King, perfectly revealing God's will, securing salvation through his sacrifice, and governing his people. The text highl...

In this parable Jesus sets before us a solemn parable of covenant privilege abused, prophetic witness rejected, and the Son Himself cast out and killed. Here we see God's holy patience, the deep corruption of man, and the sure judgment that falls on those who refuse the heir. Yet even in this warning, Christ calls us to repent, believe, and bear the fruit that belongs to those truly in His kingdom...

1. The Importance Explained 2. The Offer Extended 3. The Warning Implied

This sermon examines Proverbs 16:25, warning that a life path which appears right to human standards but excludes God ultimately leads to spiritual death. Through the anecdote of a successful yet non-religious friend, the message illustrates that worldly success, kindness, and moral relativism are insufficient without a relationship with the Creator. The text contrasts the futility of self-directe...

This sermon examines the warning in 2 Timothy against worldly and empty chatter, which Paul describes as spreading like gangrene. The teaching highlights that such false doctrine, specifically the erroneous belief that the resurrection has already occurred, does not explode but insidiously consumes the spiritual life of the community, much like a disease that cuts off blood supply and kills tissue...

I. THE PERIOD OF ANTICHRIST. (V. 18) (a.) A personification. (b.) A plurality. II. THE PARTICULARS OF ANTICHRIST. (V. 19) (a.) Abandonment of the gospel. (b.) Abandonment of the church. III. THE PROTECTION FROM ANTICHRIST. (Vv. 20-21) (a.) Inward graces. (b.) Instilled truths.

The sermon examines the final hours of Jesus' ministry, focusing on the prophetic warning of the disciples' imminent failure and the establishment of the New Covenant during the Last Supper. It highlights the contrast between the disciples' pride, particularly Peter's boastful loyalty, and the sobering reality of their impending denial and scattering. Despite this 'pile of debris,' the message ide...

Best of men can confuse expectations with reality. After countless warnings, we can still be confused. Jesus patiently carries us along.

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...

JACOB'S STONE AT BETHEL. [When an Ordinary Stone Became a Memorial] Genesis 28:10–22 KJV What happens when an ordinary stone becomes a memorial of an extraordinary encounter with God? In this powerful lesson, we follow Jacob as he flees from home, faces an uncertain future, and spends a lonely night in the wilderness. With nothing but a stone for his pillow, Jacob discovers that God is present eve...

The sermon explores the theological distinction between physical descent from Israel and spiritual adoption as children of God, arguing that lineage alone does not guarantee salvation. By examining the warnings of John the Baptist and Jesus to the Pharisees, the message emphasizes that genuine faith produces visible fruit in character and action, whereas reliance on religious heritage or works lea...

This morning we examine Jude and the Holy Spirit's warning about error, and the answer he gives the Church as their only defense against error and apostasy

Dan Warne preached on Acts 14:8-18

Matthew 23:1-12

Do you ever feel like God is not answering? This sermon addresses the common spiritual struggle of feeling that God is not speaking or answering prayers by exploring five primary reasons for this perceived silence. It begins by suggesting that God may have already provided clear instructions through general biblical commands, such as loving one's neighbor and sharing the gospel, removing the need...

The sermon explores the call for believers to be swift to hear and slow to speak, grounding this instruction in the identity of Christians as beloved brethren purchased by God. It emphasizes that true religion is not merely intellectual assent but active obedience, illustrated by the metaphor of a tree planted by the rivers of water that bears fruit in its season. The message warns against the sel...

In this passage, God warns Ethiopia and Israel against aligning with Assyria.

(1) Confronting them; (2) Reminding them; (3) Warning them.

Dave Jenkins examines three trends undermining biblical authority: claims of private revelation, experience becoming the interpreter of Scripture, and cultural pressure reshaping biblical teaching. Drawing from 2 Timothy 3:16–17 and other passages, he explains how sola Scriptura helps Christians test spiritual claims and remain faithful to God's Word. This Weekly Watch episode encourages careful d...

Philip Anthony Mitchell is preparing to release his new book, Contend, while warning about biblical illiteracy, false teaching, and the lack of genuine biblical exposition. But do his own sermons withstand biblical scrutiny? We examine his claims, the massive promotional campaign surrounding the book, and the troubling questions raised when a pastor condemns the church's problems while marketing h...