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Sunday Service - Oct 11, 2026 - Romans 15:22-29 1 Thessalonians 2:18, Proverbs 16:9, Proverbs 19:21, James 4:15, Romans 1:10, Romans 1:8, Matthew 25:40, 2 Corinthians 9:7, 1 John 3:17-18, James 2:15-17, Galatians 6:6, Isaiah 55:8

This sermon explores the doctrine of sola fide, or faith alone, as the essential means by which sinners are justified before God. It distinguishes true saving faith from mere intellectual assent or cultural Christianity by outlining three necessary elements: knowledge of the gospel, agreement with its truth, and personal trust in Christ. The message emphasizes that faith is a gift of God's grace,...

This sermon examines the prayer life of Jesus Christ as the ultimate model for believers, emphasizing that the goal of Christianity is progressive sanctification and conformity to His image. The speaker contrasts Jesus' consistent, committed, and relational approach to prayer with the disciples' ritualistic, obligatory, and pretentious habits, highlighting that true prayer is a privilege of commun...

This testimony recounts the spiritual journey of a man raised in a devout Christian home who struggled with a lack of genuine love for God despite his intellectual zeal for Reformed doctrine. Drawing on Philippians 3, the speaker describes his conversion as a quiet but radical shift from relying on his own righteousness to trusting in the absolute faithfulness of Christ, a realization sparked by h...

Does God have a multifaceted nature in regard to His grace? Have you considered His unmerited favor regarding salvation -vs- the ongoing process of empowering us through sanctification? Do you realize we should respond to His salvation by now performing the good works we were created for? Please listen to "The Grace of God," taught by Ricardo Calvo. This message will help us recognize our dependen...

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The Spirit as "Sign, Source & Seal. 1. The Holy Spirit as the sign of our past Salvation: "Justification", (v9) 2. The Holy Spirit as the Source of our present Salvation: "Sanctification", (v10) 3. The Holy spirit as the Seal of our Future Salvation: "Glorification", (v11)

This Sermon is the Intro to a Series on living by faith in Union with Christ

The sermon explores the internal conflict between the flesh and the Spirit as described in Galatians 5, emphasizing that the works of the flesh are rooted in selfishness and self-gratification. It presents sanctification as a lifelong process where believers must actively cooperate with the Holy Spirit to mortify sin and cultivate righteousness. Using the agricultural metaphor of a cultivated fiel...

The sermon explores the doctrine of the perseverance of the saints, asserting that God who begins a good work in the elect will complete it until the day of Christ. It distinguishes between the instantaneous act of regeneration and the ongoing process of sanctification, emphasizing that the spiritually dead cannot respond to the gospel without the Holy Spirit's intervention. The preacher illustrat...

This sermon examines the radical transformation that occurs when a person becomes a Christian, contrasting the futile and ignorant existence of the old self with the new life in Christ. It emphasizes that believers have already shed their old nature, are currently being renewed in their minds, and have put on the new man created in righteousness. The preacher urges believers to recognize this defi...

This sermon examines the second epistle of John, emphasizing the central role of truth in the Christian life and the church's identity. The message outlines three key aspects of truth: the affirmation of unity among believers who are born of the Word and indwelt by the Spirit of Truth; the encouragement found in the joy and fellowship that comes from walking in obedience to God's commands; and the...

This sermon examines the context of Jacob's encounter with God in Genesis 32, focusing on the tension between human strategy and divine sovereignty. It analyzes how fear and distress often drive believers to make irrational assumptions and rely on self-reliance rather than faith, using Jacob's preparation for his meeting with Esau as a primary example. The teaching emphasizes the theological frame...

Genuine church revival requires the church to be moved by God to ask to be moved by Him. Revive Us Again, O Lord!

This sermon examines James 1:19-20, arguing that the most dangerous obstacle to Christian faith is not external trial but internal sin, specifically pride-induced anger. The message distinguishes between righteous anger, which responds to injustice, and sinful rage, which stems from wounded ego and destroys fellowship. It outlines three benefits of being quick to hear: gaining wisdom, strengthenin...

Forgiving others is an evidence of true grace, and a duty of obedience to our king, therefore, those who have been forgiven by God must forgive others.

We will see God. This is the bottom line of the Bible's story.

Righteous Before God I. The Idea II. The Ground III. The Means

This sermon examines the church of Thessalonica as a prototype for the Christian life, emphasizing that the gospel arrives not merely as words but with the sovereign power of the Holy Spirit. The central message highlights five fruits of this divine power: genuine conversion from idolatry, a virtuous life characterized by faith, love, and hope, a Christ-centered devotion, a God-centered trust, and...

God, in His great mercy, saves sinners. He gives us new birth through His living Word. But He does not leave us isolated. Instead, He brings us into His royal family. There as brothers and sisters in the household of God, the local church, as living stones we are being built together into a spiritual house. A people among whom God delights to dwell. Adopted into His royal family, we are called to...

The sermon examines 1 Samuel 13 to illustrate how Saul's self-willed assumption of priestly authority led to his divine rejection and a life characterized by perpetual conflict. By contrasting Saul's lack of peace with the promise in Proverbs 16:7 that those who please the Lord find peace even with enemies, the message highlights the spiritual danger of acting outside of God's appointed order. The...