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This sermon explores the doctrine of God's providence through the narrative of Joseph in Genesis 50, emphasizing that God orchestrates events to accomplish His will even amidst human failure and suffering. The central message asserts that God preserves what is a priority to Him, including His creation, His Word, His people, and the redemption plan centered on Christ. By using the metaphor of a che...

This sermon examines the crucifixion of Jesus Christ as recorded in John 19, highlighting the precise fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies such as the casting of lots for his garments and the offering of sour wine. The message emphasizes the immense physical and spiritual agony Jesus endured, including the separation from the Father, to bear the penalty for human sin. It interprets the tearing...

This sermon examines the triune nature of God through the lens of John 3:16, highlighting the distinct yet unified actions of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in salvation. It defines the love described in the text as a specific, redemptive agape rather than a general benevolence, arguing that the term 'world' refers to the elect rather than every individual without exception. The exposition explo...

This class continues the discussion from last week by reviewing some of the key Trinitarian terms. We also discuss the distinction between the immanent and economic Trinity, how to understand the missions of the Persons of the Trinity analogically, and prepare for our discussion of the biblical text next week.

This sermon is part of an ongoing verse by verse study through I Corinthians 2, dealing with the effectual and necessary work of God the Holy Spirit in revealing Christ as the Word of Life to every object of His eternal love.

This sermon explores the theme of Christ's solitude during his arrest, highlighting the stark contrast between the disciples' abandonment and the Savior's steadfast determination to proceed to Calvary. The message examines Peter's denial as a consequence of spiritual distance and worldly association, yet emphasizes that genuine repentance leads to forgiveness and restoration, as seen in Peter's la...

Coming up out of Egyptian Bondage, the Lord gave the children of Israel a pillar of cloud and of fire to lead them. This pillar is a type of the Holy Ghost which is given to Believers in Christ.

John Gill in his commentary most eloquently said, the first and chief over all persons, angels, and men; having a superior nature, name, and place, than the former, and being the firstborn among many brethren designed by the latter: and in all things he is the first, and has the precedence and primacy; in sonship, no one is a Son in the sense he is; in election, he was chosen first, and his people...

This sermon explores the central theme of God's joy in seeking and saving the lost, using the parable of the lost sheep in Matthew 18 as the primary text. It argues that belonging to God's kingdom is defined by participating in this divine rescue mission, rather than relying on personal merit or religious performance. The message addresses the human tendency to despise the 'little ones' or view sa...

This sermon examines the betrayal of Jesus by Judas Iscariot, contrasting Judas' self-serving plan with the disciples' obedient preparation for the Passover. The message highlights that while Judas acted out of greed and deception, his actions ultimately fulfilled God's sovereign plan for redemption, as seen in the fulfillment of Zechariah's prophecy. The preacher emphasizes the danger of covetous...

The ultimate reality of redemption entails God dwelling with mankind again on earth. But He has to make all things new. For this to take place, it requires a new heaven and new earth. This new creation will be filled with many exciting things. One of those things is the capital city of the world called New Jerusalem. What will life be like during that time? What does God dwelling with us truly mea...

This sermon explores the theological foundation of biblical worship by examining the role of Jesus Christ as the sole mediator between God and humanity. It argues that acceptable worship is made possible only through Christ's work as the high priest who offers a perfect ransom, satisfying divine justice and securing reconciliation for believers. The text contrasts the old covenant's earthly ritual...

This sermon provides a comprehensive overview of the book of Exodus, answering the central question of who the Lord is through six distinct attributes revealed in the narrative. It begins by establishing God's sovereignty over history and all rival powers, emphasizing that His rule is the foundation for human security. The message then highlights God's goodness and covenant faithfulness, illustrat...

Psalm 25 is an alphbet of faith - a psalm about faith written as an alphabetical acrostic. We see David's trust in God, God our teacher in the way, and the trouble that God keeps us through and delivers us from.

Jesus taught that Israel is going to change for the better. When that happens, then redemption will happen. Jesus Christ will overthrow the antichrist and He will usher in the Millennium.

This sermon emphasizes the centrality of Christ as the sole mediator between God and humanity, urging believers to anchor their lives in this truth amidst a darkening world. The speaker contrasts the deceptive nature of the devil, who mixes truth with lies to discourage Christians, with the consistent faithfulness of God, who offers forgiveness and redemption even when believers fail. Drawing from...

Brother Jay Moore preaching at Beachgrove Baptist Church on 9/27/26.

This message is from the Sovereign Outreach 4 Grace / SO4G 2026 Sunday Morning Messages - Sermon Audio Broadcast Series. This message was delivered by Brother, Douglas Salyer at the Lakeville Baptist Church in Salyersville, Kentucky. The title of this sermon was 'The Necessity of Redemption', the key text for this message was taken from 1 Peter 1:18-19 / Ephesians 2:1-3, along with several other p...

(AI Generated Summary) The sermon expounds on Luke 21:27, arguing that the return of the Son of Man will be a visible, public, and glorious event rather than a secret occurrence. By analyzing the Greek terms *parousia* and *erchomai*, the text demonstrates that the noun describing the event and the verb describing the action refer to the same singular coming of Christ. The preacher connects this p...

The sermon explores the Reformed doctrine of the certain application of Christ's redemption, emphasizing that salvation is secured for the elect through the Holy Spirit's effectual calling. By analyzing John 6:37-38, the text outlines key theological themes including election, limited atonement, and perseverance, asserting that those given by the Father will inevitably come to Christ and never be...

Job 23:10 'But he knoweth the way that I take: When he hath tried me, I shall come forth as gold.' The sermon explores the theological significance of Job's declaration that God knows the path He takes and will refine him like gold through trial. It emphasises that life's sudden changes and hardships are not accidental but are part of God's sovereign, planned, and personal purpose to draw believer...