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The sermon explores the narrative of Thomas in John 20, highlighting how his physical absence from the first appearance of the risen Christ led to eight days of doubt and isolation. It argues that the gathering of the church is essential for receiving the assurance of the Savior's presence and the empowerment of the Holy Spirit, contrasting Thomas's initial skepticism with his eventual confession...

1. Proof of our adoption. Fruit of the Holy Spirit. (Evidence fo Holiness) 2. Privilege of our adoption, Witness of the Hoy Spirit. 3. The Promise of adoption, heirs of God. Note: "led" v14 of the Spirit of God, "agontai" Present Tense-Passive- Indicative.

Join us this Sunday, November 1st, as as we join together to worship His holy name! Today we will be watching a short video before the core sermon from Justin Herron: "The Noahic Covenant". Join along watching the video with us here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgCjMLNtmfE For tithing, any special , or donations, feel free to use our easy and convenient online giving app: https://onrealm.org/O...

This sermon explores the book of Job to address the theological mystery of suffering, contrasting the retributive theology of Job's friends with the sovereign goodness of God. It highlights that while human logic often demands an explanation for pain, God's response in the whirlwind emphasizes His holiness and the limitations of human understanding. The central message asserts that God is worth se...

The sermon centers on the command to be perfect as God is perfect, clarifying that this standard is attainable through the empowering work of the Holy Spirit rather than human effort alone. It distinguishes between devotional application and doctrinal truth, warning against misapplying passages like the Sermon on the Mount or the Book of Acts to personal salvation. The message confronts the popula...

Praise the Lord! Not One Word of His Has Fallen 1. He Unites His Holy People 2. He Gives Them Victorious Rest

The text of this edition of the Religious Affections has been modernized to assist the listener. In Section 1 of A Treatise Concerning Religious Affections, Jonathan Edwards draws from 1 Peter 1:8 to argue that genuine Christianity consists largely in holy affections—specifically the vigorous, lively exercises of the soul's will and inclination, such as love and joy. Examining how early Christians...

This sermon emphasizes the critical importance of studying the Bible with proper hermeneutical guidelines, specifically warning against adding to or subtracting from the text and advocating for the principle of using Scripture to interpret Scripture. The speaker illustrates these principles by correcting common misinterpretations of 1 Timothy 3:2 regarding pastoral qualifications and by analyzing...

11/01/2026 "The Aroma of Holiness" 1 Peter 1:13-19 Main Point: Look to Christ and pursue holiness in every area of life.

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...

This morning Dr. Andre Schoeffler continues his series through the book The Joy in Fearing God By Jerry Bridges.

This sermon explores the theological nature of God's love by examining seven distinct characteristics derived from A.W. Pink's work on the attributes of God. The central message asserts that God's love is not merely an emotion but the very essence of His being, distinguishing it from worldly sentiments that are often influenced by human behavior. The exposition details how this love is uninfluence...

"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)

Jonathan Edwards's Treatise on the Religious Affections - language updated to a more modern English. "In the Preface to A Treatise on the Religious Affections, Jonathan Edwards argues that determining the true nature of saving faith is the single most vital question facing humanity, yet it remains deeply obscured by widespread debate and counterfeit experiences. Reflecting on past spiritual awaken...

This sermon examines the doctrine of the Trinity as revealed in Peter's Pentecost sermon in Acts 2, highlighting the distinct roles of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in the proclamation of the gospel. The Father is identified as the one who promised and gave the Holy Spirit and who raised Jesus from the dead, thereby vindicating Christ and demonstrating divine approval. The Son is presented as t...

This part of the Treatise on The Religious Affections and been converted to a more modern, easier to grasp English. In Section 2 of *A Treatise Concerning Religious Affections*, Jonathan Edwards argues that genuine Christianity consists largely in holy affections, demonstrating that true faith requires vibrant, heartfelt engagement rather than weak, intellectual indifference. Drawing from Scriptur...

This sermon addresses the anxiety surrounding upcoming political and social uncertainties by urging believers to find stability in God's sovereignty rather than in worldly events. The central message emphasizes that while life is brief and full of trouble, Christians can possess lasting peace through faith in Christ, the indwelling Holy Spirit, and a mind focused on God's character. Key theologica...

Part of the great rediscovery at the Reformation was the truth that all Christians are saints. We see in 1 Corinthians 1:2 the Congregation of the saints, the Consecration of the saints, and the Calling of the saints.

God Is: Holy | Isaiah 40:25 | Kevin Broyhill

I. Who Raised Jesus from the Dead? A. The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit B. The Triune God Our Savior II. Raised by the Same Spirit Who Raised Jesus A. The Spirit of the Father's Love, Life, Power B. The Spirit of Help, Comfort, and Holiness C. The Spirit of Indwelling, Fellowship, and Abiding III. Raised by the Quickening Spirit A. So that New Life in Christ Will Be Complete B. So That Deat...

This sermon emphasizes the sufficiency and authority of the Bible as the sole source for learning how to love and obey God, urging believers to continue in the truths they have learned from childhood. It highlights that the Scriptures are divinely inspired, making them capable of producing wisdom unto salvation through faith in Jesus Christ rather than merely providing moral instruction or academi...