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Hebrews 9:23–28 reminds us that Jesus did what no earthly priest could ever accomplish. In the Old Testament, priests repeatedly entered the earthly sanctuary with sacrifices, because sin required continual atonement. But Jesus offered Himself once and for all. He did not enter an earthly sanctuary made by human hands; He entered the presence of God on our behalf. This means we do not have to live...

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God's kingdom, power, and glory remain His forever; therefore we may pray with confidence, knowing our petitions rest on God's unchanging character.

Join us in Adult Sunday School at 9am for the start of our new class: Bible Survey! The Bible isn't just a collection of random stories, it's one grand, redemptive history. Starting with the Old Testament, we will explore how each book fits into God's glorious plan of redemption. So, whether you are new to the Bible or looking to deepen your study, this survey will give you a working knowledge of...

The sermon explores the practical application of living by faith rather than by sight, using Matthew 6 as the primary foundation to address anxiety regarding daily provisions and future uncertainties. It argues that true faith is exercised through trusting God for daily needs, relying on the authority of Scripture, and maintaining confidence in the midst of scary circumstances. The message emphasi...

1- United in genuine devotion 2- Confident in patterned sufferings

1. The Experiance of the Great Storm 2. The Excessiveness of the Tramua 3. The Exremity of their Condition 4. The Exercise Of Paul's Confidence 5. The Exhortation that was Imperative

Church history reminds us that God has sustained His people through persecution, false teaching, and difficult seasons. In this episode of Contending for the Word Q&A, Dave Jenkins reflects on how faithful Christians from the past encourage perseverance and biblical conviction. Drawing from Hebrews 13:7 and Hebrews 12:1–2, Dave explains how believers can learn from their examples without idolizing...

The sermon explores the theological significance of Christ's promise in John 14 to pray to the Father for the sending of the Holy Spirit, identifying this as a foundational act of the covenant of redemption. It argues that the outpouring of the Spirit is not a singular historical event limited to Pentecost but a continuous reality for the New Testament church, grounded in the finished work of Chri...

1 Thessalonians 4:13–14 speaks to one of the deepest pains we experience as human beings—the loss of someone we love. Paul does not tell believers that we should never grieve; rather, he reminds us that our grief is not supposed to be without hope. There are moments when death leaves an empty chair, a silent room, and memories that bring tears to our eyes. But for those who have placed their faith...

This devotional explores the challenging spiritual discipline of stillness, drawing primarily from Psalm 46:10 to encourage believers to release their anxiety and trust in God's sovereignty. It highlights the theological distinction between silence as an absence of response and silence as a profound sign of divine intimacy and confidence. By referencing Oswald Chambers, the message emphasizes that...

This sermon explores Psalm 11 as a call to trust in God's sovereignty amidst the temptation to flee from suffering. The central message contrasts the unreliable sight of human fear with the reliable reality of God's presence in His holy temple, emphasizing that the Lord sees, tests, and ultimately judges the wicked. By identifying the 'Righteous One' as a Christological figure who endures the cup...

This sermon explores the divine power of Jesus Christ as revealed in His roles as Creator, Sustainer, and Redeemer. Drawing primarily from Hebrews 1, the message emphasizes that Jesus is not merely a distant architect but the active agent who brought the universe into existence from nothing and continuously holds all things together. The exposition contrasts this dynamic preservation with passive...

Pastor Mark Hogan teaches on Matthew 6:13, explaining that temptation is an incitement to sin arising from Satan, our sinful flesh, and the world, not from God (James 1:13; Galatians 6:1). The petition does not ask never to encounter temptation—Jesus himself was led into the wilderness and warned his disciples to "watch and pray" in Gethsemane (Matthew 4; Matthew 26:41)—but asks God to preserve an...

Bible Reading: Psalm 42 1. The causes of depression. 2. The cure for depression. This sermon addresses the spiritual reality of depression, identifying its causes as emotional drought, isolation, and the taunts of enemies who question the believer's faith. Drawing from Psalm 42, the message highlights the internal struggle between despair and the conscious awareness of God's presence, noting that...

Every day we face a battle between truth and lies, fear and faith, but the good news is that we don't fight alone. Through Jesus, who has all authority, and the power of the Holy Spirit within us, we can stand strong against temptation, walk in the light, and experience freedom from sin, strongholds, and even generational patterns. We don't have to live in fear because God's truth, love, and the f...

The clip illustrates the transformative power of prayer through a personal anecdote from a concentration camp, where a single woman's intercession brought immediate peace to a chaotic room of prisoners. This narrative serves to demonstrate that individual believers can be instruments of divine order in times of turmoil. The central message emphasizes that prayer is not merely a private act but a f...

Why does the psalmist cry "Hear this, all ye people" (Psalm 49:1) and then "give ear" (Psalm 49:1) in the same breath, and who is the ye? Read verse 5 and ask whether it begins with wherefore or with therefore, and whether a man can say he will not fear the days of evil. Then ask what the rich man who trusts in his wealth can pay for his brother's soul. "None of them can by any means redeem his br...

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This sermon explores Psalm 20 as a model for maintaining faith and confidence during times of distress. It highlights the significance of the title 'God of Jacob,' drawing a parallel to Jacob's prayer in Genesis 32 to demonstrate that God hears and answers in moments of crisis. The exposition emphasizes trusting in the name of the Lord, which represents His character and points prophetically to Je...

This sermon examines Paul's final exhortation to Timothy, urging believers to reject shame and fear in the face of persecution. The central message emphasizes that God has not given a spirit of timidity but of power, love, and self-discipline, enabling Christians to walk the narrow path of faithful ministry. The text highlights the theological foundation of this boldness, rooted in God's eternal p...

1.The Motivation 2. The Content 3. The Confidence Scripture: Ephesians 3 Text: Ephesians 3:14-21