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Ephesians 3:20 (KJV) Now unto him that is able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that worketh in us,

We look around in this world today and it makes us desire the soon return of the Lord.

The sermon examines the spiritual danger of forgetting God's past faithfulness, drawing a parallel between the apostasy of ancient Israel and the modern tendency to attribute blessings to self-effort or secular ideologies. By contrasting the revolutionary ideology of Karl Marx with the evangelistic approach of D.L. Moody, the message argues that societal ills are best addressed through individual...

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...

This sermon reflects on the Reformation by examining the doctrine of total depravity as presented in Romans 3, emphasizing that no individual, society, or church possesses inherent righteousness before God. The preacher argues that humanity's fallen state, originating in Eden, renders all self-made efforts to establish peace or moral standing futile, a truth that historically dismantled the pride...

In this sermon, Pastor Linehan considers the believer's access and accountability to God.

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The sermon explores the narrative of the four lepers in 2 Kings 7 as a spiritual allegory for the human condition, contrasting the physical famine of Israel with the spiritual famine described in Amos 8. It argues that unsaved souls are in a state of hopeless starvation, where doing nothing leads to eternal perishment, while the lepers represent believers who step out in faith to receive the unsea...

We celebrate Reformation Day 2026 with this overview of the five major doctrines of the Reformation!

This sermon examines the healing of the impotent man at the pool of Bethesda in John chapter five, contrasting the man's focus on physical relief with Jesus' intent to address spiritual need. The preacher highlights that while the crowd awaited a miraculous moving of the waters, Jesus initiated the encounter to reveal the man's deeper condition, ultimately commanding him to rise and walk. The narr...

This sermon examines the narrative of Jonah fleeing from God's commission to Nineveh, using the prophet's disobedience as a lens to explore the human tendency to reject divine calls. The central argument posits that running from God is driven by a lack of compassion for the lost and a spirit of self-righteousness, contrasting Jonah's hatred for the wicked with God's sovereign mercy. By referencing...

This sermon examines Isaiah 22, contrasting the misplaced joy and self-sufficiency of Judah with the prophetic vision of their impending destruction. The text identifies the core issue as a failure to look to God as the ultimate defender, leading to reliance on human defenses and prideful autonomy, exemplified by the steward Shebna. In response to this spiritual blindness, God replaces the self-se...

Every person, whether they acknowledge it or not, is under a spiritual yoke of one form or another. We are all subjects of a master, either God, or Satan; either sin or righteousness. Here we consider three spiritual yokes that we may be under: I. THE YOKE OF SIN II. THE YOKE OF SELF-RIGHTEOUSNESS III. THE YOKE OF SALVATION

Bible Reading: Matthew 16:1-28 (Sermon taken from Matthew 16:13-18) Motto Text: Matthew 16:18 KJV "And I say also unto thee, That thou art Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church; and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it." 1. Is Christ what the World says he is? 2. Is Christ what God Reveals him to be? 3. Who Christ is to you is foundational. The sermon centers on the critical q...

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This sermon examines 1 Peter 4, urging believers to adopt the mindset of Christ who suffered in the flesh, thereby ceasing from sin and living for God's will rather than human passions. The text highlights the urgency of the gospel in the face of impending judgment, emphasizing that salvation comes solely through faith in Jesus Christ and not through human merit or works. Believers are called to b...

During the time when the outlook for the people of Jerusalem and Judea looked particularly bleak, the prophet Jeremiah, in obedience to the Word of God, bought a piece of land, thereby indicating his faith in God's Word.

We are justified by faith, not works. What does this mean, and what are the ways that wetend to undermine this truth? We see in Galatians 2:16 the facts of justification, the faith that justifies, and the failure of works.