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Walk as Children of Light A wrong thing can become familiar enough that we stop resisting it and begin making excuses for it. Ephesians 5:6-14 calls us to remember the change Christ has made, seek the fruit of His Spirit in our choices, and wake up wherever we have grown careless. This message brings the question of light and darkness into the life we actually live. Christ gives us reason to face...

This sermon examines the doctrine of total or radical depravity through the lens of Romans 3, arguing that all humanity is universally under the power of sin and incapable of seeking God or doing good by nature. The message details the pervasive corruption of the mind, will, speech, and actions, contrasting this biblical reality with semi-Pelagian views that suggest a free will capable of choosing...

"Salt is good, but if it loses its saltiness, how can you make it salty again? Have salt among yourselves, and be at peace with each other."

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This sermon concludes a series on the disbanding of Trinity Reformed Baptist Church by addressing where believers should fix their attention during life's transitions. Drawing from Hebrews 12:1-2, the message exhorts the congregation to lay aside every weight and sin while running the race of faith with endurance. The central argument is that the only stable focal point for the soul is Jesus Chris...

In Genesis 14:1-24, we witness Abram's rescue of Lot from enemy kings, and Abram's encounter with the King of Salem and the King of Sodom. Pastor Martijn Heijboer preaches goods and kindred robbed by enemies, goods and kindred recovered by Abram, God acknowledged as possessor of all things, and God trusted as possessor of all things.

This sermon explores the theological foundations and practical strategies for reading Scripture, grounded in 2 Timothy 3:16-17. It argues that the primary purpose of Bible reading is to know and enjoy the triune God, rather than merely seeking moralistic or therapeutic benefits. The message emphasizes that because Scripture is divinely inspired, it requires the Holy Spirit's illumination for true...

1. Good Works and Christ's Salvation 2. Good Works and God's Purposes 3. Good Works and Our Motivation The sermon explores the theological necessity of good works, arguing that they are an inherent result of salvation rather than a condition for it. It distinguishes between the redemptive work of Christ on the cross and the renewing work of the Holy Spirit in the believer, emphasizing that true sa...

As the Israelites stand at the base of Mt. Sinai, Moses again approaches the thick cloud where God was. Previously God had given him the ten commandments (20:1-17). In this encounter, God gives further instructions, civil laws, by which to govern the people. Included among these civil laws are instructions for relationships between masters and slaves. The Israelites had been slaves in Egypt and ex...

[Note - Reading of Text and Intro cut off] The second part of 3 John contrasts two men, Diotrophes and Demetrius. One loves himself to the point of rejecting others, even those sent to teach and preach the Word. The other has received glowing testimony. Which of these would you imitate? Who is the One Whom we should be imitating? Who comes first in our lives?

Because Christ is Lord of all and we represent Him, believers must serve our earthly masters (bosses) well, even when we do not like our jobs, and especially when the boss is a Christian. I. If You've Got a Bad Boss*, Treat Him/Her with Intentional Honor 1a II. Do Everything for the Glory of God and the Good Reputation of His Gospel v 1b III. If You Have a Christian Boss, Work Even Harder Because...

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In Psalm 23, David reminds himself who God truly is: a loving Shepherd who provides, guides, and stays with us in our darkest valleys, and a gracious Host who welcomes us with abundant grace. Through Christ, our Good Shepherd, who has overcome the world, we have the hope of never walking through suffering alone and of dwelling with God forever. From our Sunday service at Grace Bible Church of Bend...

What is the Summary of the Law?

In Micah 6:1–8, the Lord brings a covenant lawsuit against his people to call them back to himself. He confronts their unfaithfulness, calls them to remember his faithfulness, and exposes the emptiness of trying to buy his favor through sacrifices. God desires our hearts, not our religious rituals. He calls us to do justice, love kindness, and walk humbly with him. Only Jesus has perfectly fulfill...

The sermon explores the theological connection between the Day of Atonement rituals in Leviticus 16 and the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus Christ, who suffered outside the gate to sanctify the people with His own blood. By contrasting the Old Testament system, where sacrificial remains were burned outside the camp, with the New Covenant, the message emphasizes that believers are called to follow Chri...

This sermon explores the foundation of Christian confidence in prayer by examining Psalm 4, emphasising that believers approach God not on the basis of their own merit but through the imputed righteousness of Jesus Christ. The exposition highlights how David's assurance stems from knowing God's character as righteous, good, and merciful, which sustains the believer amidst persecution and daily str...

Genesis 14:13-24 And there came one that had escaped, and told Abram the Hebrew; for he dwelt in the plain of Mamre the Amorite, brother of Eshcol, and brother of Aner: and these were confederate with Abram. 14 And when Abram heard that his brother was taken captive, he armed his trained servants, born in his own house, three hundred and eighteen, and pursued them unto Dan. 15 And he divided himse...

How can we connect the work of Moses in the Old Testament with these sacraments that Jesus has given us in the New Testament? This sermon examines 1 Corinthians 10:1-5 to demonstrate that the God of the Old Testament and the New Testament is one unchanging God who saves through the same substance: the work of Jesus Christ. By analyzing the Israelites' passage through the Red Sea and their consumpt...