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Christ's Example of Humility 01.11.2026 30:46 ↓

1. Peter's haste 2. Christ's humidity 3. Judas hints

Enjoy the Present with Holiness 01.11.2026 31:35 ↓

This sermon explores the biblical counsel to enjoy the good things of life while maintaining a reverent awareness of God's judgment. The central message is that believers are called to rejoice in the present, particularly during youth, without falling into despair over the transient nature of worldly pleasures. The text emphasizes that this enjoyment must be balanced by holiness, urging listeners...

Final Appeals 01.11.2026 33:36 ↓

1. Appendix A: Finances; 2. Appendix B : Authority; 3. Conclusion.

Is your name in the book ? 01.11.2026 1:00:22 ↓

Is your name in the book ?

The Lame Beggar Walks 01.11.2026 1:26:24 ↓

1. A Man who was Lame 2. A Man who Looked 3. A Man who was Lifted Up 4. A Man who Leaped

The Righteousness of God 01.11.2026 41:32 ↓

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The Wind of Death 01.11.2026 1:22:22 ↓

This sermon uses the imagery of harvest and autumn to contrast the eternal mercy of God with the fleeting nature of human life. Drawing from Psalm 103, the message highlights that while God is merciful, forgiving, and loving, human beings are frail, made of dust, and subject to the sudden arrival of death. The preacher emphasizes that life is like a flower that blooms briefly before the wind of de...

WSC Q-39: Man’s Duty to God 01.11.2026 42:09 ↓

Three things to note about our duty: It is a duty that is required. Both the Catechism and our passage in Micah say it is required. This ought to be obvious to you, but too often it is not. You are sorely mistaken if you think serving God is just a matter of personal preference.

#16 WCF 4:2 Of Creation 31.10.2026 24:23 ↓

This episode examines Chapter 4, Paragraph 2 of the Westminster Confession of Faith, focusing on the creation of man in the image of God. It argues that objective reality, such as the distinction between male and female, is grounded in revelation rather than subjective feelings, countering modern cultural trends that deny this natural order. The discussion highlights the original state of man, whi...