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This sermon explores the narrative of Isaac in Genesis 26, highlighting his consistent choice to pursue peace rather than conflict despite repeated provocation from Abimelech and the Philistines. By refusing to retaliate and instead offering hospitality and covenant, Isaac demonstrates a life that pleases the Lord, resulting in divine provision and the conversion of his enemies into allies. The te...

The Lord tells us in Scripture that He will deliver us from the evil one. Request for spiritual direction and safety to resist temptation. Hear five ways how you can Ask For Deliverance.

This sermon explores the central themes of Psalm 23, emphasizing the personal relationship between God and believers through the metaphor of the Good Shepherd. The speaker outlines three key aspects of this relationship: provision, protection, and presence, illustrating how God meets the needs of His people, guards them through life's valleys, and actively pursues them with mercy. The message cont...

Beloved in the Lord Jesus: Jacob was godly, but he looked and the winds and the waves and he took his eyes off of the Lord. Yes, he had met with the Lord and his angels and was recently reassured of God's call to return to Canaan. Yes, he had the support of his wives to return. Yes, God had protected from Laban. Yes, God prospered him and made him into 2 companies. But fear took over his life…agai...

This sermon examines the theological necessity of church order as a means of maintaining faithfulness and unity within the body of Christ. It argues that while human innovations and arbitrary laws must be rejected, a structured order grounded in Scripture protects the congregation from both legalism and chaotic individualism. The discussion distinguishes between the essential elements of worship,...

This instructional lesson emphasizes the critical importance of biblical observation as the foundational step in studying Scripture, arguing that one must determine what a text says before interpreting its meaning or applying it to life. Using Nehemiah 8:8 as a primary example, the message demonstrates how to identify key elements such as actors, actions, and context to avoid the common error of i...

In this concluding message on the gifts listed in 1 Corinthians 12:8–11, Pastor Robb Brunansky examines the gifts of prophecy, distinguishing of spirits, tongues, and the translation of tongues. What does the Bible mean by prophecy? Can genuine prophecy from God contain errors? What is the gift of discernment, and how does it protect the church from false teaching? And what exactly does Scripture...

This sermon explores the central Christian virtue of contentment as defined in Philippians 4, arguing that true satisfaction is not dependent on external circumstances but is a learned discipline rooted in trust in Christ. The message distinguishes between temporary, situational satisfaction and the deep, abiding peace that comes from relying on the risen Jesus in both abundance and need. It empha...

Sermon | John 7:14-24 | Sunday Morning Service, September 27, 2026. Preacher: Ps Rocky Stevenson This sermon examines Jesus' teaching in the temple during the Feast of Booths, focusing on the distinction between divine and human authority. The central argument posits that recognizing the voice of God is a matter of the will rather than the mind, asserting that those willing to do the Father's will...

The Ninth Commandment calls you to more than simply avoiding lies—it challenges how you speak about others, judge their motives, and handle their reputations. Because God is truth, you are called to love truth, resist gossip and slander, and use your words to protect and build up your neighbor rather than tear them down. Examine not only whether your words are technically true, but also whether yo...

What makes Scripture the ultimate treasure for believers? Explore 2 Timothy 3:16-17 and discover the inspiration and sufficiency of God's Word. In this expository sermon on 2 Timothy 3:16-17, Pastor Richard Caldwell examines the divine origin and absolute authority of the written Word of God. Every word of the Old and New Testaments is God-breathed, meaning the whole of the Bible is completely ine...

This sermon uses the prophetic warning in Jeremiah 8:20 to address the spiritual condition of modern America and the church, drawing parallels between the ancient Israelites' idolatry and contemporary distractions. The message highlights the consequences of turning away from God, such as the loss of divine protection and the onset of national judgment, while emphasizing the urgency of repentance b...

This sermon examines the contrasting allegiances of David and Saul in 1 Samuel 22, highlighting how David gathers a community of the distressed, indebted, and discontented while Saul relies on self-serving servants. The exposition contrasts David's reliance on God's counsel and protection with Saul's rebellion and violent suppression of the priesthood. By analyzing the specific conditions of those...

This sermon addresses the human tendency toward bitterness against God by examining the prophetic indictment in Micah 6. The text presents God's lawsuit against His people, challenging their complaints by highlighting His historical faithfulness in redeeming, protecting, and sustaining them through the Exodus and subsequent history. Benjamin contrasts this divine fidelity with the absurdity of rel...

Can you see this picture of the victory of your ascended and seated Lord Jesus and the abundant blessings that He pours out on you? Like David, Jesus, by His Spirit is so merciful and kind to you and your family. He is so compassionate to you in your times of great need.

This sermon explores the characteristics of a faithful minister of Jesus Christ by examining 1 Timothy 4:6-7, emphasizing the role of service and spiritual nourishment. It argues that a good minister must actively publish the truth to counteract the natural human tendency to forget God's blessings and the prevalence of false teachings. The message highlights the necessity of pointing exclusively t...

This psalm displays God going forth before His people. He delivered them from Egypt, through the wilderness, and into the Promised land. In His procession, He protects, guides, and ultimately provides. He places Himself in the middle of His people so that they can be with Him.

The sermon explores the theological tension between God's sovereign mercy and human responsibility, arguing that divine grace is extended to all but results in either humility or hardening of the heart. Drawing from Romans, Hebrews, and Revelation, the message clarifies that God's judgment is not an act of cruelty but a withdrawal of protection, leaving individuals vulnerable to the destructive na...

This sermon explores Psalm 126 as a reflection on the believer's existence within the tension of past redemption, present suffering, and future hope. It highlights the joy that arises from God's past faithfulness, contrasting it with the current reality of sowing in tears and enduring sorrow. The message emphasizes that while Christians live in a broken world between the two advents of Christ, the...

How can Christians recognize sexual temptation before it becomes destructive? Proverbs 7 exposes the tactics of a predatory seducer and shows why biblical wisdom, intentional discipleship, and covenant faithfulness are essential protections against sexual sin. In The Strange Woman: Recognizing the Predator, Solomon warns his son through the tragic picture of an inexperienced young man walking conf...

The sermon argues that Christians have a biblical mandate to actively oppose abortion and unjust laws, grounded primarily in Proverbs 24:11, which commands believers to rescue those being taken away to death. It challenges the notion that prayer or passive opposition is sufficient, asserting that the Sixth Commandment and the Golden Rule require using lawful means to protect the pre-born. The spea...

The sermon explores the typology of the crimson worm as a profound illustration of Christ's atoning work, drawing from Psalm 22:6. It highlights how the worm's unique characteristics—climbing the tree voluntarily, attaching itself firmly, and secreting a crimson dye—mirror Jesus' willing sacrifice, his secure attachment to the cross through love, and the cleansing power of his blood. The message e...