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This sermon explores the theological significance of Jacob's wrestling match with the angel, interpreting the dislocation of his hip as a divine intervention that strips away human self-reliance to reveal true spiritual strength. The central argument posits that God often uses trials and weakness to drive believers into a state of desperate dependence, where they can finally grasp the heel of Chri...

Why does false teaching resurface in every generation? Dave Jenkins examines Satan's opposition to God's truth, the sinful heart's susceptibility to deception, and the return of old errors in new forms. Drawing from 2 Peter 2:1 and 1 John 4:1, this episode explains how Scripture, church history, faithful pastoral teaching, and fellowship in the local church help Christians recognize error and stan...

Building on the previous 2 topics, this address explored how the Holy Spirit uses Scripture to shape the believers into the image of Christ. The Word enriches the spirit, gives new direction to one's emotions, strengthens faith, deepens prayer, and shapes the Christians character. In short, it renews and transforms the heart and one's faculties and will bear fruit in the Christian's life. God's Wo...

The Bible has the power to totally transform you. Yes, transforming you to the image of Christ. Many people wish their life was different or even a second chance in life. What you need to know is that the Bible has the power to change you if you will simply read and study your copy of the Bible. Do you want to be skilled in all aspects of living? The Word of God provides the instruction for that....

This sermon explores the narrative of Genesis 24 as a profound illustration of God's sovereign providence in securing a wife for Isaac. The central message emphasizes that divine appointments are not the result of human planning or chance, but rather the fulfillment of God's eternal counsel, as seen in the servant's prayer and Rebekah's timely arrival. The text presents a typological view where Ab...

False teaching has challenged the church from its earliest days, and many old errors continue to appear in new forms. Dave Jenkins explains how studying historical heresies helps Christians recognize error, appreciate faithful defenses of biblical doctrine, and stand firm in the gospel. Drawing on Acts 20 and Jude, this episode encourages believers to grow in discernment through Scripture, sound d...

Dave Jenkins examines three enduring Reformation themes: objective truth, biblical worship, and the authority of Scripture. From John 17:17, John 4:24, and 2 Timothy 3:16–17, he explains why the church must receive truth from God, worship according to His Word, and submit to biblical correction. Christians are called to speak truth in love and demonstrate submission to Scripture through faithful o...

On the Frontlines of Religious Liberty. We are joined by Ben Sisney (Attorney, American Center for Law & Justice). Topics discussed include: What's at Risk? What's Happening on the Frontlines of Freedom? Elections Have Consequences. Prayer, Involvement, and Hope.

All the preaching conducted at Buchanan Street, Glasgow, on Friday 16 October 2026.

In this episode of the Straight Truth Podcast, Dr. Josh Philpot asks Pastor Richard Caldwell what happens when you hide sin and how Christians should live knowing that the Lord sees every secret thought and action. Beginning with Psalm 94:7-11 and Psalm 90:8, Pastor Caldwell explains that the root of overcoming secret sins is the fear of the Lord, which warns the lost of coming judgment at the Gre...

God has revealed His eternal power and divine nature through creation, leaving humanity without excuse before Him. Expounding Romans 1:19–20, Dave Jenkins explains the clarity and universality of general revelation, the suppression of truth, and human accountability. Creation reveals the Creator, but sinners need the gospel of Jesus Christ for salvation. This message calls believers to worship God...

Compromise often begins with small departures from God's Word. Dave Jenkins explains how softened doctrine weakens the church's witness, confuses believers, and obscures the gospel. Drawing on Scripture and lessons from church history, he calls Christians to sound doctrine, repentance, faithful preaching, and confidence in the sufficiency of God's Word. For more from Contending for the Word Q&A, p...

This sermon examines Psalm 7 as a model for responding to false accusations by turning to God rather than engaging in self-defense. The speaker highlights David's declaration of faith, emphasizing that the Lord is the only ultimate refuge for the soul when reputation is under attack. The study explores the theological depth of David's self-imprecation, where he vows to accept judgment if he is gui...

This is the first installment in a two-part presentation of the various personalities found in every church congregation showing the good, the bad, and the ugly among the brethren. Tonight's list includes: • The Encourager • The Prayer Warrior • The Support Laborer • The Idolater • The Softy • The Giver • The Gossip • The Murmurer • The Teacher • The Accuser • The Proud • The Competitor • The Lead...

Point 1: The Reason (Colossians 1: 9) Point 2: The Petition (Colossians 1: 9c) Point 3: The Purpose (Colossians 1: 10 - 14) This sermon examines Paul's prayer for the Colossian believers, emphasizing that earnest, unceasing prayer is a vital response to the faith and love of the church. The central petition is for God to fill believers with the knowledge of His will through spiritual wisdom and un...

This sermon opens a communion season by examining the sin of grieving the Holy Spirit, emphasizing that true believers are called to self-examination and sincere repentance before partaking in the Lord's Supper. The speaker affirms the full deity and personhood of the Holy Spirit, who indwells believers as a seal of ownership and a source of comfort, salvation, and sanctification. Grieving the Spi...