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What should Motivate Christians to behave themselves? In 1Peter1:17-21, Peter connects reverent living with the character of our heavenly Father and the redemption he accomplished though Jesus Christ. Join Pastor Caleb as we explore three reasons for obedience: God is our impartial Judge, immutable Redemer, and immovable foundation for faith and hope. Discover how Christ's precious blood, resurrec...

This sermon encourages believers to fix their eyes on the manifold blessings reserved for them in heaven, grounded in the promise that their citizenship is not of this world. The central message highlights three specific assurances: the presence of the Savior who will return to glorify believers' bodies, the possession of an eternal inheritance that is incorruptible and undefiled, and the secure s...

Fire came down from heaven, and the glory of the LORD filled the house. When Israel saw what God had done at the dedication of Solomon's temple, the people bowed down and worshipped. Does witnessing a powerful moment mean it has shaped our worship and our lives? Join Pastor Ed Decker of Arnold Baptist Tabernacle for a message drawn from 2 Chronicles 5:11–7:3 and 2 Chronicles 7:12 in the King James...

Brothers in the Lord: You might be satisfied with a 99% accuracy in your midterms. You might be satisfied with your 99% accuracy in typing. You might be satisfied 99% with your wife's cooking. But God is not satisfied with 99% your obedience. He is so holy that he declares death on all who are not 100% perfect in obedience. And the problem is, no one can keep any of God's law perfectly. More, to p...

Isaiah saw the Holy One, and He is King over all. The Lord is high and lifted up; He gives His glory to no other. In the presence of our Holy God, we readily recognize ourselves as guilty and without excuse. Which is why we must behold our King if we would ever find freedom from pride, self-aggrandizement, and self-righteousness. We must not avoid this piercing conviction of God's holiness, for th...

Jesus said the Old Testament was about Him. John 5:39, Luke 24:27, 24:44

Study in the 1689 Second London Baptist Confession of Faith

The Canons of Dort The Fifth Head of Doctrine – The Perseverance of the Saints ARTICLE 12 – This doctrine of perseverance (that the saints may never be lost) does not work pride in man, but works humility, reverence, piety, patience, prayer, endurance in suffering, confession of the truth, and rejoicing. This certainty of perseverance, however, is so far from exciting in believers a spirit of prid...

In "Provided We Suffer With Him," Pastor Robert McNutt concludes his treatment of Romans 8:12-17 by turning to the phrase that closes verse 17: "provided we suffer with Him, in order that we also may be glorified with Him." Why does Paul, having soared through the glories of adoption and heirship, suddenly raise suffering? Because he had a pastor's heart for believers in Rome who were enduring rea...

The sermon explores the doctrine of divine providence through the narrative of Esther 1 and 2, arguing that God is the primary actor in the story despite the absence of His name. It defines providence as God's sovereign governance of history, using the removal of Queen Vashti and the elevation of Esther as evidence of His intentional orchestration of events to protect His people and fulfill His pr...

TRANSFIGURATION OF CHRIST Mark 9:2-13 BIG IDEA: Behold the Glory of Christ

Sermon Idea: The Church as a body impacts how we understand membership, the call to care for one another and working together for the glory of Christ. Fallen Condition Focus: One of the sad realities of the American church in general is how hyper-individualistic we are. We treat the Church as more of a social club meant to cater to our whims and preferences. When we perceive the church as failing...

This instructional sermon examines the seventh question of the Spurgeon Catechism, defining the decrees of God as His eternal purpose according to the counsel of His own will, by which He has foreordained whatever comes to pass, for His own glory. The teaching emphasizes that God's decrees are not reactive but were established in eternity, before the foundation of the world, reflecting the absolut...

9 For ye remember, brethren, our labour and travail: for labouring night and day, because we would not be chargeable unto any of you, we preached unto you the gospel of God. 10 Ye are witnesses, and God also, how holily and justly and unblameably we behaved ourselves among you that believe: 11 As ye know how we exhorted and comforted and charged every one of you, as a father doth his children, 12...

This sermon explores the first half of Psalm 19, emphasizing that God's creation continuously declares His glory and handiwork to all humanity. The preacher contrasts the modern tendency to live in artificial, confined environments with the biblical design for humans to engage with nature, arguing that the natural world serves as a universal testimony to God's power and presence. By referencing Ro...

It's not just that Jesus wipes away our tears. It's that he replaces them....by reversing them.

Theme: Jesus Succeeds in Answering Satan's Temptations where Adam Failed. I. The Son of God Tempted by Physical Needs – vv. 1-4 A. The Son of God Lead by the Spirit to be Tempted by the Devil – v. 1 B. Jesus was Hungry after Fasting 40 days and nights – v. 2 C. The Devil Tempts Jesus to Supernaturally Fulfill His Physical Needs – v. 3 D. Jesus Responds that God's Word is More Necessary than Daily...

"The heavens declare the glory of God; And the firmament shows His handiwork. Day unto day utters speech, And night unto night reveals knowledge. There is no speech nor language Where their voice is not heard." –Psalm 19:1–3 (NKJV)

The church living to God's glory 1. Witness to the truth of God 2. Wait upon the power of God 3. Worship the Son of God