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This sermon explores the biblical theology of work, leisure, and laziness through the lens of Proverbs, contrasting the diligence of the ant with the idleness of the sluggard. It argues that while work is cursed by toil, it remains a divine mandate for the glory of God, as exemplified by Christ's completed work. The teaching uses honey as a metaphor for lawful pleasures, urging believers to enjoy...

This sermon explores the magnitude of the salvation received in Jesus Christ by contrasting the present age with the Old Testament era, where prophets eagerly anticipated the coming Messiah. It highlights that believers today possess a superior inheritance, including regeneration, adoption, full forgiveness, and the indwelling Holy Spirit, which were only foreshadowed in the shadows of the Old Cov...

Suffering well in this life increases your capacity of enjoying God in the next.

Lord's Day 18

1. The Glory of God's Judgement 2. The Fierceness of God's Wrath 3. The Solemn Counsel to be Prepared

The Reason for Forgiveness. [THE GOD WHO WILL NOT FORGET YOU!] [Redeemed, Remembered, and Restored!] Isaiah 43:1–7, 21–25 (KJV) God forgives His people because of His grace, mercy, and redeeming love—not because they have earned His forgiveness. Through the prophet Isaiah, God spoke to His people during a time of spiritual failure and uncertainty. Although Israel had repeatedly fallen short of God...

The Saviour Who Stills the Storm 1) The Saviour Who Seems to Sleep 2) The Saviour Arises at His People's Cry 3) The Saviour Who Reveals His Glory

Romans 15:1–7 teaches the strong to bear with the failings of the weak and not live to please themselves. Christ's example governs the church: He did not seek His own comfort, but endured reproach for God's glory and the good of his people. As Holy Spirit applies the Scripture in our lives, He gives us perseverance, encouragement, and hope, so that believers may be unified in one heart and voice,...

Searching for biblical encouragement in Haggai 2:1-9? In Encouragement Behind & Ahead Pt. 3, see how God's sovereign plan defeats discouragement. Spiritual discouragement always stems from a small perspective rather than God's sovereign purpose. In this expository sermon on Haggai 2:1-9, Pastor Richard Caldwell shows how God pities our frailty while correcting our vision (Psalm 103:13-14). Pointin...

WITH APOLOGIES, DUE TO AN ERROR IN OUR RECORDING PROCESSES, WE HAVE NO VIDEO. While we may become frustrated with people who will not listen to us when we speak helpfully and reasonably, here we have divine patience and kindness with stubborn sinners. The Lord issues a plea to the hard-headed, the stubborn-hearted, who are far from righteousness, which is itself a wonder of grace. Even more, the L...

In this sermon, we see Luke's explanation to Theophilus for the reason the church is moving to the Gentiles. This is an important change in the ministry of the early church. We see the importance of the church, both in taking the Gospel to the uttermost parts of the world, and in our lives.

Now unto the King eternal, immortal, invisible, the only wise God, be honour and glory for ever and ever. Amen.

Jesus in Psalm 66 verse 13-15 Jesus said the Old Testament was about Him. John 5:39, Luke 24:27, 24:44

This passage helps us understand how the Bible affects us when we spend time reading it. We can see how the Bible restores, or gives life to, our soul. We see how it can make the simple wise, and we can also understand the discernment it gives us. We can understand how God's Word is a lamp to our feet and a light to our path, and yes, the Word of God enlightens the eyes of our understanding. This...

This sermon explores the Fifth Commandment through the lens of the Heidelberg Catechism, emphasizing the Christian duty to show honor, love, and faithfulness to parents and governing authorities. It addresses modern cultural resistance to authority by affirming that all leaders are instituted by God, even when they are imperfect or flawed. The teaching distinguishes between obedience and honor, no...

Jesus in Psalm 66 verse 8-12 Jesus said the Old Testament was about Him. John 5:39, Luke 24:27, 24:44