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This sermon examines 2 Timothy 2:20 to distinguish between the invisible, firm foundation of God's Word and the visible, mixed nature of the earthly church. It argues that the presence of both honorable and dishonorable vessels within the congregation reflects the greatness and scope of God's household rather than its impurity. The teaching emphasizes that a believer's value is determined not by t...

Must a Pastor Be Seminary Trained? Faith Debate: Sunday, October 25th, 2026 (11/01/26 on 930 WFMD in Frederick, Maryland) In the first episode of this three-show arc we gave an introduction to "Theology Throw Down" and its guests who began to discuss the value of seminary education in pastoral training. In part two the conversation shifts more deeply into the necessity of seminary in pastoral trai...

An exposition of Deuteronomy 21 working through four distinct civil and ceremonial laws given to old covenant Israel: the procedure for an unsolved homicide, the law governing female captives taken in war, the rights of the firstborn son in a polygamous household, and the law concerning the hanging of an executed criminal. The sermon draws out the equity underlying each provision and considers how...

We watch a short video with a baptist John Piper and pedobaptist Kevin DeYoung. https://youtu.be/PnZ8nfCjPV4 We spend take as many points of discussion as possible to scripture and discuss.

The sermon explores Psalm 101 as a declaration of personal commitment to live in obedience and purity before God, framing the psalm's 'I will' and 'I will not' statements as a call to holy conduct in daily life. It emphasizes that true worship involves aligning one's heart and actions with God's character, rejecting wickedness, gossip, and deceit while embracing mercy and justice. The message conn...

This sermon examines the mutual obligations of children and parents as outlined in Ephesians 6, emphasizing that obedience to parents is ultimately an act of submission to Christ. The central message highlights that true obedience goes beyond external compliance to include heartfelt honor, reflecting the example of Jesus during His earthly upbringing. For parents, the text calls for diligent instr...

An exposition of 1 Timothy 3:4–7 examining three of the apostolic qualifications for elders in the local church: domestic faithfulness, experience in the faith, and a credible testimony among outsiders. The sermon works through Paul's logic that a man who cannot govern his own household is unfit to oversee the household of God, and considers the dangers of placing a novice in office. Main points:...

This sermon examines the founding of the church in Philippi as recorded in Acts 16, highlighting the conversion of Lydia, the demon-possessed slave girl, and the Philippian jailer. It emphasizes that salvation is a gift of grace received through faith, illustrated by the immediate water baptism that follows belief for each convert. The narrative contrasts the jailer's despair with Paul and Silas's...

Value of Higher Education in Ministry Faith Debate: Sunday, October 18th, 2026 (10/25/26 on 930 WFMD in Frederick, Maryland) This discourse centers around the question, "Must a pastor be seminary trained?" The participants articulate a spectrum of perspectives, acknowledging both the merits and pitfalls associated with formal theological education. The panelists suggest that seminary training can...

Sermon on the Scriptural call for fathers to lead

Php 4:21 Salute every saint in Christ Jesus. The brethren which are with me greet you. Php 4:22 All the saints salute you, chiefly they that are of Caesar's household. Php 4:23 The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you all. Amen.

The sermon examines Psalm 15 as a divine answer to the question of who is qualified to dwell in God's presence, contrasting the universal human corruption described in Psalm 14 with the perfect character of Jesus Christ. It argues that Christ is the only individual who fulfills every requirement of the psalm, serving as the spotless Lamb who bore the sins of humanity to open access to God's holy m...

Theme: Since idols abound even in our modern world, God warns us against idolatry as a church, as families, and as individuals 1. As a Church 2. As Households 3. As Individuals

Theme: God judges those who scatter his household in order to gather those who belong to it. 1. The Shepherds Who Scatter (1-5) 2. The Shepherd's Voice (6-11) 3. The Shepherd Who Gathers (12-13)

The sermon examines the qualifications for church leadership outlined in Titus, emphasizing that spiritual worth is determined by faithfulness rather than worldly success or popularity. It highlights the necessity of holding fast to the faithful word of God, warning against false teachers who subvert households for financial gain or to satisfy itching ears. The message urges believers to test all...

This sermon presents a theological and linguistic defense for believer's baptism by immersion, arguing that the Greek term *baptizo* specifically denotes submersion rather than sprinkling or pouring. The teaching examines New Testament narratives, such as the baptisms of Jesus and the Ethiopian eunuch, to demonstrate that the physical act of going under and coming up out of the water aligns with t...

This sermon examines the life of Cornelius in Acts 10 as a model for a consistent and devoted prayer life. It highlights how Cornelius, despite his busy role as a centurion, maintained a habit of praying to God always, demonstrating perseverance and priority in his spiritual discipline. The message emphasizes the confidence believers can have that their prayers are remembered by God as a memorial,...

Noah stands as an example of living by faith to people today. Noah lived in a time when the whole world had been given over to violence and wickedness. But God showed grace to Noah, calling him to build an ark to the saving of his household.

This sermon examines the life of Joseph as a practical demonstration of Romans 8:28, highlighting how his consistent focus on pleasing God allowed him to navigate a deeply dysfunctional family environment. The speaker contrasts Joseph's integrity with the moral failures of his brothers, such as Reuben's adultery and the collective jealousy that led to his enslavement, arguing that Joseph's success...

The sermon explores Paul's instructions on marriage in Ephesians 5, presenting the relationship between husband and wife as a living portrait of the union between Christ and the church. It emphasizes that while wives are called to submit to their husbands as to the Lord, this authority is bounded by Christ's supreme headship, and husbands are commanded to love their wives with the self-sacrificial...