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This sermon explores four key questions from the Sermon on the Mount regarding how believers should manage their resources, perspective, allegiance, and anxiety. The speaker argues that while prudent saving is necessary, Christians must avoid hoarding wealth to the exclusion of compassion, instead laying up treasures in heaven through generosity. The text defines a 'single eye' as spiritual simpli...

Dawn Hill is joined by Dave Jenkins to discuss grieving with hope after personal loss and leaving false teaching. They consider the sorrow of losing loved ones, the loss of relationships and trust after leaving the New Apostolic Reformation, and the comfort found in Christ. Turning to Scripture, Dawn and Dave explain biblical lament, Christ's compassion, the Holy Spirit's comfort, and the hope of...

This sermon explores the life of Martin Luther and his pivotal discovery of justification by faith, contrasting it with a fresh exegetical analysis of James 2:14-26. The speaker argues that the traditional Reformation view misinterprets James as addressing eternal salvation, whereas the text actually addresses the temporal consequences of sin for believers who claim to have faith but lack correspo...

From South Wake Prayer Meetiing 10/28

This sermon examines the geographical specificity of God's land promise to Abraham, tracing its fulfillment through the conquest of Canaan as described in Joshua. It addresses the theological tension between the declaration of complete fulfillment in Joshua 21 and the ongoing presence of Canaanites, resolving the issue by citing Exodus 23, which outlines a gradual process of displacement. The teac...

What does Paul mean when he says, "My strength is made perfect in weakness"? Does God promise to make us stronger through suffering? What if our weakness never goes away? We examine 2 Corinthians 12:9 through church history, its historical and textual context, and the reality of Christian suffering to discover what Paul actually teaches about Christ's power and human weakness.

What does the Scripture teach about marriage, divorce, and remarriage? What is our calling as the church when it comes to walking into circumstances facing individuals that are challenging and hard? Over 1 Corinthians 7:10-16, we see the Apostle Paul addressing these areas. Ultimately, we as Christians must think biblically so that we can bring Gospel grace and biblical truth to souls in need and...

This sermon shifts focus from warning against false teachers to encouraging believers to anchor themselves in the authentic truth of the apostolic faith. The central message urges the church to distinguish between counterfeit teachings and the genuine revelation given by the apostles of Jesus Christ, emphasizing that security is found in remembering established doctrine rather than seeking new rev...

Teaching on Romans 2:25-29

Teaching on Deuteronomy 20:1-20

These two chapters in the book of Ezra relate the rebuilding of the Jersualem city wall. Priest and scribe Ezra speaks about the workers, the redeemed people of God, nobility and commoner, laboring side-by-side while keeping their swords at the ready. Ezra's words bring life to the concept of "ora et labora", pray and work ... and are a call for unity of all members of the church.

John chapter 1 verses 14 through 18. This sermon explores the theological significance of the Incarnation as presented in John 1:14-18, arguing that the Word became flesh to dwell with humanity, display divine glory, and deliver grace. The preacher connects the phrase "dwelt among us" to the Old Testament tabernacle, emphasizing God's condescension to live with His people. The discussion highlight...

A devotional delivered to the congregation of Emmanuel Reformed Baptist Church (SeaTac, WA) at the Wednesday night prayer meeting.

This sermon examines the teachings of Jesus in Matthew 6 regarding almsgiving, prayer, and fasting, emphasizing that true devotion must be private to receive divine reward. The speaker argues against the hypocrisy of performing religious acts for public acclaim, asserting that such behavior nullifies the spiritual value of the act. He critiques modern liberal interpretations of Christianity that r...

SBA Elementary Program - Memorization - Year 4 - Week 8

This sermon explores the person and work of the Holy Spirit, emphasizing that He is the third person of the Trinity who dwells within every believer at the moment of salvation. The teaching highlights the theological shift from the Old Testament, where the Spirit came upon individuals temporarily, to the New Testament reality of permanent indwelling, making believers the temple of God. Key functio...

This sermon explores Psalm 32 as a liturgical teaching poem that illustrates the transition from a transgressor to a forgiven believer. The central message urges believers to rejoice in the lingering effects of forgiveness, emphasizing that true blessedness is found not in personal perfection but in the imputation of Christ's righteousness. The exposition highlights three key responses to this gra...