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WATCH ON YOUTUBE - https://youtu.be/ZXaGTrnHTBM This presentation expounds on the Great Commission in Matthew 28, emphasizing that the church's supreme priority is to make disciples of all nations rather than merely sharing the gospel. The message highlights the necessity of teaching obedience to all of Christ's commands and identifies the '1040 window' and ethno-linguistic people groups as critic...

WATCH ON YOUTUBE - https://youtu.be/tjcgYDvjZik The presentation challenges listeners to examine the authenticity of their salvation by asserting that true conversion results in a visible, supernatural transformation of character and lifestyle. Drawing primarily from 2 Corinthians 5:17, the message argues that a 'new creature' in Christ cannot maintain the habits, sins, or attitudes of their forme...

Hear, That You May Live! Deuteronomy 9:1; 8:1–6; 10:12–13; Romans 10:17; Romans 12:1–2 Central Truth: God has given us His Word not merely to inform us, but to transform us. True hearing produces faith, faith produces trust, and genuine trust expresses itself through obedience. This message explores the importance of hearing the Lord with a heart prepared to honor, heed, and obey His Word. Through...

Religious Freedom and the Bible's Freedom of Religion Clause. We are joined by David New (Constitutional Attorney). Topics discussed include: The Biblical Foundation of Religious Freedom. The Image of God and Human Liberty. The Constitution, Property Rights, and Freedom. Stewardship, Responsibility, and the Proper Use of Liberty.

This sermon examines the nature and responsibilities of the local church, asserting that it was established at Pentecost and must remain autonomous under Christ's direct oversight. The central focus is an analysis of five specific spiritual problems identified in the seven churches of Revelation, including the loss of first love, the tolerance of false doctrine, unqualified leadership, hypocrisy,...

The sermon explores Joshua 24, emphasizing the necessity of a deliberate and timely decision to serve the Lord. It highlights the importance of remembering God's past deliverance and blessings as the foundation for present obedience, urging believers to reject both ancestral idolatry and contemporary cultural influences. The text interprets the phrase "if it seem evil unto you" as a dismissal of f...

This sermon encourages believers to persevere in well-doing despite weariness, emphasizing that the reward comes in due season if one does not faint. The central message identifies several causes of spiritual fatigue, including disobedience, unrealistic expectations of an easy Christian life, misinterpreted divine chastisement, perceived injustice, and a lack of faith. Drawing from Leviticus, Prov...

While Elections May Influence Tomorrow: God Determines the Future. We are joined by Chris Katulka (The Friends of Israel Gospel Ministry). Topics discussed include: U.S. Election Results: What Do We Know? New Leadership in Israel - A Nation at a Crossroads. U.S. Elections and Israel Aid - A Relationship at a Crossroads. Prophetic Certainties in a World at a Crossroads.

The sermon explores the life of Caleb as a model of wholehearted faith and obedience, contrasting his steadfast trust in God's promises with the fear and unbelief of the other Israelite spies. It highlights how Caleb's unwavering commitment to follow the Lord enabled him to claim his inheritance in Hebron, even at the age of eighty-five, demonstrating that spiritual vigor persists through physical...

In this episode, Assitant Pastor Ryan Ahlenius sits down with Pastor Bo Cogbill and John Unger (RCC's Director of Administration and Discipleship) to discuss the topic of biblical manners, along with a couple of questions we received on manners and honoring your superiors. Are there particular manners we should have in how we present ourselves in Lord's Day worship? In one another's homes? How do...

Is Islam Telling the Truth? We are joined by Daniel Amari (President, The Religious Research Institute). Topics discussed include: Why Should America Be Concerned with the Rise of Islam? Islam - A Culture of Deceit. How Should Christians Confront Islam in America?

The sermon centers on the declaration that God is not the author of confusion, contrasting divine order with the division and deception introduced by the devil and human error. It argues that the only reliable foundation for faith and unity is the Bible, warning against the subtle influence of false teachings and worldly compromises that fragment the church. Using the historical example of Solomon...

Courageously Committed Deuteronomy 3:28 | Joshua 1:1–9 The strength to fulfill God's purposes comes from knowing our responsibility, recognizing our accountability, and committing ourselves to what God is already committed to accomplishing. This message explores how God prepared Joshua to lead Israel into the Promised Land, reminding us that the Lord never calls His people to accomplish His will i...

Elections, Warnings, and Preparations: Biblical Clarity in Times of Confusion. We are joined by JR McGee (CEO X-Stream Leadership Group). Topics discussed include: Warnings, Preparations, & Uncertainty. Elections, Transitions, & More Uncertainty. Wars, Developing Alliances, & Even Greater Uncertainty. God's Word on Elections, Warnings, and Preparations.

WATCH ON YOUTUBE - https://youtu.be/YchuoYh3K1E This sermon commemorates the Protestant Reformation by examining the courage and conviction of reformers like Martin Luther, who stood firm on the authority of Scripture against ecclesiastical and political pressure. Drawing parallels with biblical figures such as Elijah and Daniel, the message emphasizes that true faith requires a willingness to be...

Early Christians were described as people who "turned the world upside down." And so they did. Committed Christians have done that in every generation, exposing God's truth and light to the dark world. Notable was Erasmus and his insistence on going to original sources for Biblical truth. Later world changers include the Reformation leaders, Bible translators, and evangelists and preachers. Modern...

Text: Titus 1:10-16

This sermon examines the account of Elisha and King Joash to illustrate the spiritual danger of stopping short of God's intended victory. The central message emphasizes that divine promises are often contingent upon human perseverance and full commitment to the spiritual battle. The preacher argues that Joash's decision to strike the ground only three times, rather than five or six, reveals a lack...

This sermon explores the theological principles of stewardship, liberty, and vows through the narrative of the battle of Ai in Joshua. It distinguishes between the total prohibition of spoils in Jericho and the permitted liberty in Ai to illustrate that God grants believers freedom to make choices within the boundaries of Scripture. The message emphasizes that this liberty is a gift requiring acco...

What does it truly mean to commit your life to the Lord? In this message from Psalm 31, we're reminded that genuine commitment means surrendering our plans, dreams, desires, and timelines to God, trusting Him through difficulties, desertion, and uncertainty, and finding delight in His goodness along the way.

This sermon explores the personal and passionate command to praise God, rooted in the wisdom of David as recorded in Psalm 103. The message emphasizes that praise is a requirement for the believer, urging a wholehearted response that goes beyond mere verbal acknowledgment to involve the entire soul. It outlines five specific reasons for praise: God's forgiveness of iniquities, His healing of disea...

In Isaiah 58 the Lord confronts a people who keep the outward forms of worship while their hearts stay far from him. They fast and bow their heads in sackcloth, then complain that God takes no notice. He answers that on their fast days they pursue their own business, oppress their workers and quarrel. Ritualism makes ritual an end in itself and tries to earn God's favor, which the Lord finds loath...

This 48th sermon on Romans centers on the call to total surrender found in Romans 12:1-2, urging believers to present their bodies as living sacrifices in response to God's mercy. It emphasizes that this offering is a personal, daily commitment rather than a one-time event, contrasting the fleeting nature of human resolve with the enduring faithfulness of God. The message challenges the congregati...