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The feast of Passover is prophetically reflective of Jesus' death on the cross. The feast of Unleavened Bread is also prophetically reflective. We talk about the fulfillment of this feast in our time together.

An examination of the beginnings of the conflict between Jesus and the religious leaders in Jerusalem as He cleared the temple courts of the merchants and money changers whom the leaders had allowed to defile the temple courts for the first time. Passover was an ideal time for this to occur as the the Messianic implications of Malachi 3:1-3 make clear.

In John 6:41-59 the crowd grumbles at Jesus' words, because no one comes to him unless the Father draws him. Jesus calls himself the living bread from heaven, and he gives his flesh on the cross for the life of the world. Like the Passover lamb, yet once for all, his broken body frees his people from judgment and from slavery to sin. To eat his flesh and drink his blood means to believe in him: ve...

Israel's crossing the Red Sea was first accomplished by faith, through the hearing of faith. Then the obedience of faith followed.

This sermon explores the theological significance of the Lord's Supper by examining the context of the Upper Room meal in Matthew 26. It addresses the question of who is present at the table, emphasizing that it is for sinners who rely on the Savior, and refutes legalistic barriers to participation. The exposition clarifies the nature of the sacrament, rejecting transubstantiation in favor of the...

An examination of the beginnings of the conflict between Jesus and the religious leaders in Jerusalem as He cleared the temple courts of the merchants and money changers whom the leaders had allowed to defile the temple courts for the first time. Passover was an ideal time for this to occur as the the Messianic implications of Malachi 3:1-3 make clear.

This sermon examines the saving achievement of Jesus Christ as presented in 1 Peter 3:18, emphasizing that His death is the way of bringing believers into fellowship with God. The exposition highlights the prevalence of the cross in Peter's letter, connecting it to Old Testament imagery such as the Passover lamb, the suffering servant, and the Day of Atonement to illustrate the finality and suffic...

Pastor Josh helps us to understand the significance of the date and time of Christ's crucifixion.

This sermon explores the narrative of Rahab in Joshua 2 as a profound typology of the gospel, illustrating how salvation is found exclusively in Christ rather than in human merit or self-righteousness. The preacher emphasizes that Rahab, described as a prostitute in a condemned city, represents the sinner who has no inherent worth to offer God, yet is saved by grace through faith in a promise she...

In this sermon from John 6:1-15, Pastor Rockhill takes up the only miracle recorded in all four Gospels, the feeding of the five thousand, and presses home its enduring significance as a sign. His central burden is that this abundant provision was never meant merely to fill empty stomachs but to reveal that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and ultimately the true bread of life whom the Father...

Cuando haya un escándalo grosero, especialmente entre los del liderazgo, es urgente que los ancianos empiezan una corrección. De otra manera, la levadura contagiosa puede corromper toda la masa.

This sermon examines Paul's argument in Galatians 4, where he uses the historical narrative of Abraham's two sons, Ishmael and Isaac, to illustrate the incompatibility of the Old and New Covenants. The central message is that believers are children of promise and grace, not of the flesh or the law, and therefore must not mix the freedom of the Gospel with the bondage of Mosaic requirements. The ex...

Passover celebrated. Gethsemane. The betrayal. The arrest.

This sermon explores the call to holiness as pictured in Exodus 13, presenting the believer's identity as a set-apart people belonging to God. The message outlines five dimensions of this holy life: being a redeemed firstborn, enjoying freedom from the bondage of sin, feeding on the spiritual sustenance of Christ, bearing the fruit of a transformed character, and looking forward to a glorious eter...

We have spent several weeks considering the connection between the Passover and the New Testament concepts of partaking in Christ. Today we come to the controversial concepts of John 6, and explain their connection to the finished work of Christ.

The seven sacred feasts outlined in Leviticus 23 serve as divine rhythms designed to remind God's people of their relationship with Him. The text connects the Old Testament observances of Passover, Firstfruits, Weeks, Trumpets, Atonement, and Booths to their ultimate fulfillment in Jesus Christ, who is identified as the Passover Lamb, the Firstfruits of the resurrection, and the source of living w...

This sermon examines the burial of Jesus as recorded in John 19, emphasizing that his death was a predestined act of God to provide salvation through faith alone. The text highlights the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies, specifically that not a bone of Jesus would be broken, linking his death to the Passover lamb and the atonement for sin. The narrative addresses the theological significanc...

The sermon examines the theological significance of Jesus instituting the Lord's Supper during the Passover meal, framing the event as the termination of the Old Covenant and the inauguration of the New Covenant. It argues that Jesus' words regarding the bread and wine are metonymies rather than literal transformations, refuting the doctrine of transubstantiation by emphasizing the spiritual reali...

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