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Over the course of 1 Corinthians 4:6-21, we see the Apostle Paul exposing the pride within the Corinthian church. He desires for them to turn from the pride of the flesh so that they might humbly rejoice in the rich grace that comes through Christ. Faithful stewards are called to be humbly reliant on the grace and power of the Lord. May we be reminded of His perfect sufficiency as we seek His glor...

This message describes the teachings Jesus gave about being faithful and wise as they look for His return for His people. Be challenged and motivated to live a life ready to meet Jesus.

The sermon explores the exceeding great and precious promises of God found in 2 Peter 1, emphasizing their power to make believers partakers of the divine nature. It highlights the effectual work of Scripture in sanctifying and transforming believers, urging them to rely on God's Word rather than human effort. The preacher addresses the frustration of spiritual growth, particularly for those saved...

The sermon explores the biblical mandates for justice, business, and personal stewardship found in Leviticus 25. It explains how the Sabbath year and Jubilee laws were designed to prevent permanent poverty and ensure that land remained within families, reflecting God's ultimate ownership of all resources. The speaker contrasts ancient proportional justice with modern relativism, arguing that true...

A Very Small Thing | Pastor B.J.Stagner The opinions of men—whether criticism or praise—must never become the controlling authority of the believer's life.
 Paul addresses both dangers in this passage: 1 Corinthians 4:1–5: "Let a man so account of us, as of the ministers of Christ, and stewards of the mysteries of God. 2 Moreover it is required in stewards, that a man be found faithful. 3 But with...

The sermon explores the believer's role as a steward and ambassador entrusted with the ministry of reconciliation, based on 2 Corinthians 5. It emphasizes that salvation is entirely God's work through Christ, leaving believers justified and qualified to share this message without relying on personal ability. The preacher outlines three primary motivations for this mission: the eternal nature of th...

A Very Small Thing The opinions of men—whether criticism or praise—must never become the controlling authority of the believer's life.
 Paul addresses both dangers in this passage: 1 Corinthians 4:1–5: "Let a man so account of us, as of the ministers of Christ, and stewards of the mysteries of God. 2 Moreover it is required in stewards, that a man be found faithful. 3 But with me it is a very smal...

Explore God's Work In Our Labor in this profound 2 Timothy 2 sermon. Discover how trusting God's work in ministry fuels our lasting faithfulness. The hard work of ministry is preeminently the careful communication of Scripture. In this verse by verse exposition of 2 Timothy 2, Pastor Richard Caldwell examines Paul's exhortation regarding the duties and limitations of a biblical teacher. We are rem...

The sermon warns against the spiritual danger of covetousness by analyzing the parable of the rich fool in Luke 12. It contrasts worldly success and material accumulation with true wisdom, which is being rich toward God. The message emphasizes that human life is fleeting and that earthly possessions cannot provide eternal security or save the soul. Listeners are challenged to recognize their role...

The sermon explores the composition and function of the church by examining Matthew 16, establishing that the church consists of those who have experienced a genuine, voluntary profession of faith in Christ. It defines the church's role as holding the keys to the kingdom, which involves stewarding spiritual affairs through preaching, discipline, and administering ordinances rather than exercising...

Pastor Jeremiah Gabbard | Genesis. 1:26-31 This sermon examines Genesis 1:26-31 to highlight the unique creation of humanity in God's image, distinguishing humans from animals through intellect and spiritual capacity. The preacher outlines three key aspects of this passage: man's distinct creation reflecting the triune Godhead, the divine commission to be fruitful and exercise stewardship over the...

In this teaching from A Catechism On Christian Doctrine we start where the Bible begins: with God Himself, who freely willed to create us for His own good pleasure, to glorify Himself, and to give us the mandate to subdue the earth as obedient stewards. We will see that even the Fall and the plan of redemption were ordained so that the fullness of God's attributes—His justice and mercy, wrath and...

The sermon explores the theological significance of the appointed feasts in Leviticus 23, framing them as God's provision for a holy people to maintain their identity and rhythm. It contrasts pagan calendars oriented around consumption with Israel's agricultural calendar designed to remember God's redemptive acts and anticipate future fulfillment in Christ. Grace reorients believers' relationship...

In this convicting message from 1 Peter 4:7-11, we explore what it truly means to live as citizens of God's Kingdom in light of eternity. Because the time is short, believers are called to cultivate sober, watchful prayer, pursue deep and forgiving love for one another, practice cheerful hospitality, and faithfully employ their spiritual gifts as stewards of God's grace. Whether speaking truth or...

The sermon analyzes the letter to the church in Philadelphia through a chiastic literary structure, positioning it as the central message of Revelation chapters 2 and 3. It highlights Jesus as the Holy One and True One who holds the key of David, emphasizing His sovereign authority to open doors for gospel witness that no one can shut. The preacher contrasts the persecuted church in Smyrna with Ph...

Generosity flows out of the gospel – hoping in, tasting, and seeing God

The sermon contrasts the eternal destinies of the certain rich man and Lazarus to warn against worldly self-sufficiency and neglect of the poor. It emphasizes that believers must possess spiritual wisdom greater than the world's, recognizing that all possessions are entrusted by God for stewardship rather than personal indulgence. The preacher shares personal anecdotes about surrendering control t...

God uses the least worthy to give to His saints to know His extreme worthiness by means of the gospel.

God uses the least worthy to give to His saints to know His extreme worthiness by means of the gospel.

In The Ways of A Faithful Guardian of Spiritual Treasure Part 3, discover how to be a good soldier of Christ and endure hardship for the gospel. To be a faithful steward of the Word of God requires courageous and hopeful faith. Believers are engaged in real spiritual warfare that demands significant personal cost and steadfast commitment. In this 2 Timothy 2 sermon, Pastor Richard Caldwell explain...