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Ecclesiastes 7:21-22

This sermon explores the book of Job to address the theological mystery of suffering, contrasting the retributive theology of Job's friends with the sovereign goodness of God. It highlights that while human logic often demands an explanation for pain, God's response in the whirlwind emphasizes His holiness and the limitations of human understanding. The central message asserts that God is worth se...

In days like these, where many are falling away, how can we know who is saved and who is not. The Parable of the Sower offers insight into what it means to be saved by Jesus Christ. Part One lays the groundwork for: 1. What God says about parables 2. What are our limitations in teaching parables 3. What is our position of authority in teaching parables.

Which people are saved and which are lost? Teaching centers around the four soils as how it relates to salvation.

What does it mean to truly love one another? We live in a world where most think of nothing more than themselves, but what does the Bible say about this attitude? Is there a way that we can truly honor God with this attitude? Let's find out today as we study together from God's word.

Acts 21:37 - 22:2 Paul had arrived in Jerusalem. The false rumors kept circulating. First, he did not regard the law – teaching others the same. The second rumor spread like wildfire through the city – he had defiled the temple – assumed he brought a Gentile (Greek) Trophimus into the temple. The second rumor sparked a riot. A vicious mob drags Paul out of the temple starts beating him to death. T...

Notes - https://generationword.com/notes/Romans_2026/09-Romans_2_1-11.pdf

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This sermon emphasizes the critical importance of studying the Bible with proper hermeneutical guidelines, specifically warning against adding to or subtracting from the text and advocating for the principle of using Scripture to interpret Scripture. The speaker illustrates these principles by correcting common misinterpretations of 1 Timothy 3:2 regarding pastoral qualifications and by analyzing...

Scripture Reading: Roman 7: 7-25 Confessional Reading: Lord's Day 2 Ministry of the Word: The Lord exhorts us to embrace His law for our comfort 1. The Law exposes our sins and misery 2. The Law teaches us God's requirements 3. The Law reveals our impotence

Artificial intelligence and rapidly developing technologies raise questions that go far beyond what our machines can do. They raise questions about what it means to be human. In Manmade, C. R. Wiley examines the promises and dangers of our technological age through a distinctly Christian lens, considering humanity's recurring desire to overcome its limits and remake itself through technology. Draw...

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Dr. Randall is taking us through a journey to explain in depth what is so significant about the blood of Jesus and how we need to depend on it - for everything! The blood of Jesus is the key to unlocking the supernatural work of God in our lives. So listen to part two of this series as Dr. Randall goes into great detail and insight of this marvelous truth.

Kevin Cannon, Aaron Davis, David Collins

This instructional sermon examines the seventh question of the Spurgeon Catechism, defining the decrees of God as His eternal purpose according to the counsel of His own will, by which He has foreordained whatever comes to pass, for His own glory. The teaching emphasizes that God's decrees are not reactive but were established in eternity, before the foundation of the world, reflecting the absolut...

This sermon explores the theological nature of God's love by examining seven distinct characteristics derived from A.W. Pink's work on the attributes of God. The central message asserts that God's love is not merely an emotion but the very essence of His being, distinguishing it from worldly sentiments that are often influenced by human behavior. The exposition details how this love is uninfluence...

This sermon explores the theological significance of the Lord's Supper by examining John 6 and Article 35 of the Belgic Confession. It emphasizes that the sacrament is a means of grace reserved for the regenerate, requiring true faith as the 'hand and mouth of the soul' to receive Christ's spiritual nourishment. The teaching distinguishes the Lord's Table from a mere memorial, presenting it as a s...

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This sermon examines the narrative of the Gibeonites in Joshua chapter 9 to illustrate the enemy's primary strategy of deception and manipulation. The central message identifies the greatest sin as living independently of God, a state induced by the enemy's desire to confuse the mind and sever believers from divine counsel. By citing passages such as 1 Timothy 4:1 and James 4:6, the teaching warns...

This sermon examines the doctrine of the Trinity as revealed in Peter's Pentecost sermon in Acts 2, highlighting the distinct roles of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in the proclamation of the gospel. The Father is identified as the one who promised and gave the Holy Spirit and who raised Jesus from the dead, thereby vindicating Christ and demonstrating divine approval. The Son is presented as t...

Jesus teaches us the distinction between hypocrites and true disciples.

This sermon explores the doctrines of union with Christ and effectual calling as defined in the Larger Catechism, emphasizing that this union is a sovereign work of God's grace rather than a human achievement. The teaching outlines four attributes of this union—spiritual, mystical, real, and inseparable—using biblical metaphors of Christ as head and husband to illustrate the believer's connection...