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Can you see how God works through David in this psalm to exalt your risen and ascended Lord Jesus? Do you see how these verses focus your attention, your observation, your worship, and sight of your dependance on Him, and not on yourself and your own strength? Your victorious, ascended, and seated Savior comes to you here, calling you to see and give Him what is rightfully His in all parts of your...

I. Minds the Things of the Spirit A. Receives Love of the Truth (2 Thess. 2:10) B. Able to See Scriptures about Christ (Luke 24:45) C. Affections and Thoughts Set toward God II. Spiritual Mind Lives in Christ A. Alive to God through Jesus Christ B. Not Hostile to God's Word but Submissive III. Spiritual Mind at Peace with God A. Peace by Faith in Jesus Christ (Rom. 5:1) B. Peace by Thoughts Captiv...

This sermon explores the biblical principle of submitting to higher authorities by examining the distinct yet overlapping spheres of government, church, and home. It argues that believers must establish their personal standards and convictions based on Scripture rather than societal norms or fear of man, recognizing that God has ordained specific roles within each institution. The teaching highlig...

This sermon explores the biblical mandate for believers to walk in wisdom rather than foolishness, as outlined in Ephesians 5. The central message emphasizes that wisdom is not merely intellectual knowledge but the practical application of God's truth to daily life. Key themes include walking circumspectly by paying close attention to one's direction, redeeming the time by prioritizing eternal val...

This sermon examines Psalm 2 as a depiction of the futility of human opposition against God, highlighting the divine sovereignty of Christ as King over His church. The exposition contrasts the ridiculousness of earthly powers raging against the Anointed One with the certainty of God's judgment and the ultimate triumph of His kingdom. It emphasizes the eternal relationship between the Father and th...

This sermon examines the divine judgment pronounced in Genesis 3, highlighting how God addresses the serpent, the woman, and the man following the fall. The speaker emphasizes that while judgment is meted out for sin, God simultaneously displays mercy by promising a seed from the woman who will bruise the serpent's head, pointing to the redemptive work of Christ. The exposition explores the theolo...

Chapter timestamps: Note: Times are estimated 00:00 Opening Scripture and Prayer 01:40 Confessing Christ and Living Under His Authority 03:42 Jesus' Willing Sacrifice 13:07 The Promised Savior in Isaiah 53 18:46 Deny Yourself and Take Up Your Cross 21:13 Resisting Worldly Desires 24:00 Surrendering Every Area of Life 26:15 Following Wherever Christ Leads 29:53 Jesus' Prayer in Gethsemane 33:49 App...

This sermon explores the spiritual struggle of waiting on God during times of intense persecution and exhaustion, using the metaphor of a wineskin in the smoke from Psalm 119. It acknowledges the reality of felt weakness, where believers may feel their souls and eyes failing due to prolonged trials and hostile accusations. The central message emphasizes that while the pain is real, believers must...

This sermon examines the transformative power of God's grace through the narrative of Saul's conversion and the obedient response of Ananias. It highlights Ananias' faithful submission to God's command, illustrating the principle of simple, trusting obedience even in the face of fear. The central focus shifts to the visible fruit of true conversion in Saul's life, characterized by a complete rever...

The sermon expounds on the supreme authority of the risen Christ, who has been exalted above all principalities and powers to serve as the head of the church. It emphasizes that Christ's dominion is universal, encompassing all visible and invisible things, and that His reign assures believers of their security and the church's future, which rests on His perfect work at Calvary rather than human me...

This sermon defines the biblical concept of exhortation as an earnest urging toward laudable conduct, grounded in sound doctrine rather than mere tradition or personal preference. It emphasizes that receiving exhortation requires the removal of pride and a willingness to submit to the Word of God, which pierces the heart to reveal hidden secrets and areas of rebellion. The teaching contrasts relig...

This sermon explores the biblical definition of meekness, clarifying that it is not weakness or passive resignation but rather a spirit-empowered self-control of one's emotions & power, rooted in trust in God's sovereignty. By examining passages such as Psalm 37 and the life of Moses, the message distinguishes true meekness from mere stoicism or pagan equanimity, emphasizing that it involves tamin...

This sermon explores the character of Job as a model for believers who seek to turn off evil and conform to the image of Christ. It emphasizes that while human nature remains fallen, the daily practice of seeking God and filling the mind with His Word allows believers to mortify sin through the power of the Holy Spirit. The message traces the progression of faith from obedience to desperation, ill...

The sermon examines the command in Luke 9 for the apostles to proclaim the kingdom of God, distinguishing this spiritual reality from the physical nation of Israel under the Old Covenant. It argues that the New Covenant era is characterized by a spiritual kingdom where believers submit to Christ's lordship rather than seeking to overthrow physical governments or establish a national state. The tea...

This sermon examines the Christian call to walk circumspectly by adhering to the instructions in Ephesians 5:15-21. It emphasizes that true wisdom involves redeeming the time by applying God's Word to all aspects of life, rather than engaging in foolishness or debauchery. The message highlights that being filled with the Spirit is evidenced by a life soaked in Scripture, characterized by singing p...

This sermon addresses the biblical command for wives to submit to their husbands, grounding the instruction in the authority of Christ and the analogy of the church as His body. The message clarifies that submission is a voluntary act of obedience to God rather than a forced dynamic, emphasizing that it is the wife's responsibility to enact this posture for conscience' sake. While acknowledging th...

Zion's Daughters Shamed by Outsiders What happens when women raised in churches and Christian homes question the old paths, while women without that upbringing begin recognizing the destructive fruits of feminism and seeking a return to marriage, motherhood, and submission to husbands? Ezekiel describes a startling reversal: the daughters of the Philistines were ashamed of Jerusalem's lewd ways! T...

This sermon examines the humanity of Jesus Christ during His prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane, emphasizing that His full manhood is essential for His role as a sin-bearing substitute. The text highlights the depth of Christ's sorrow and distress as He faced the weight of sin and the impending wrath of God, illustrating that He was touched by human infirmities and grief. By analyzing the Greek te...

This sermon explores the Christian call to submit to unjust authorities and to endure suffering patiently, following the example of Jesus Christ. Drawing from 1 Peter 2, Tomi clarifies that submission is not merely about agreement but about honouring God's instituted order, even when leaders are harsh or hostile. The preacher highlights that such endurance is commendable before God when done out o...

This sermon examines the opening petitions of the Lord's Prayer in Matthew 6, emphasizing that authentic prayer begins with a recognition of God's character rather than personal requests. The speaker highlights the theological tension of God being both imminent as a Father and transcendent as the High and Lofty One who inhabits eternity. By analyzing the phrase "hallowed be thy name," the message...

GOD SPEAKS THROUGH HIS CHURCH.Ephesians 4:11–16, 25–29 KJV God never intended the Christian life to be lived in isolation. He places believers together in the body of Christ, where we worship, grow, serve, encourage one another, and hear His truth proclaimed. In Ephesians 4:11–16, Paul explains that Christ gave leaders to His church "for the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry,...