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This sermon examines the narrative in 1 Samuel 7, where Samuel erects a stone named Ebenezer to memorialize God's help against the Philistines. The central message identifies four essential steps that precede divine intervention: national lamentation for sin, heartfelt consecration to God, fervent supplication, and the ultimate act of God stepping in to deliver His people. The preacher emphasizes...

This sermon explores Psalm 127 to demonstrate that human effort in building, watching, and working is ultimately vain unless God is the primary agent. The text contrasts the fleeting nature of earthly achievements and self-made kingdoms with the enduring reality of God's house, which is built by Christ. It highlights the biblical view of children not as burdens but as a divine heritage and spiritu...

God has spoken, and His Word gives Christians a trustworthy foundation in a confused world. Dave Jenkins opens the Theology in a Confused World series by examining divine revelation, the inspiration and inerrancy of Scripture, and why biblical authority matters for everyday life. Learn how God's truth renews our minds, steadies our hearts, and equips us to face cultural pressure and changing feeli...

The Protestant Reformation called the church back to the authority of Scripture and justification by faith alone in Christ alone. Dave Jenkins explains why reform was needed, how the gospel had become obscured, and why these truths still matter today. Every generation must test its beliefs and practices by God's Word and remain faithful to the gospel of Jesus Christ. For more from Contending for t...

The sermon explores the central biblical command to "follow me," presenting it as a simple, specific, and urgent invitation extended to all sinners. Drawing from the calling of the disciples in Matthew 4, the message outlines four key aspects of this invitation: it is given clearly, must be considered with wisdom, requires immediate and obedient acceptance, and carries the grave consequence of rej...

Matthew 25:6 "And at midnight there was a cry made, Behold, the bridegroom cometh; go ye out to meet him." This sermon examines the state of the visible kingdom of God at the time of Christ's second coming, drawing primarily from the parable of the ten virgins in Matthew 25. The message highlights that the Bridegroom will find a mixture of sleeping saints and slothful sinners, emphasising the spir...

1. Getting what you want isn't enough. 2. Enjoy what God has put before you. 3. Trust God with what you cannot see. God wants you to find your deepest joy and satisfaction in Him.

This narrative focuses on the faith of a godly woman who clings to the Lord in spite of heartache and trial.

Scripture Reading: Revelation 11:14-19 Text: Revelation 11:14-19 Series: Revelation Theme: The Sound of the Seventh Trumpet 1. Joy in God's Eternal Kingdom (vs. 14-17) 2. Judgment in God's Eternal Kingdom (vs. 18-19)

Proverbs 7 exposes the counterfeit love offered by sexual temptation and contrasts it with God's design for covenant love—a faithful, knowing, passionate relationship that reflects Christ's love for His church. In The Strange Woman: Counterfeit Love, Solomon's warning shows how sexual sin promises pleasure without consequences, yet ultimately brings brokenness, shame, and destruction. The message...

Taking an honest look at the baptism of the thief on the cross. What it was not and what it was. Many will be surprised as to what God's word actually says about his salvation.

An exposition of John 18:28–32 examining the opening exchange between the Jewish leaders and Pontius Pilate as they deliver Jesus for execution. The sermon traces the bitter irony of the chief priests refusing to enter the praetorium for fear of ceremonial defilement while simultaneously conspiring to put the innocent Son of God to death, and shows how their very actions fulfil Jesus' earlier word...

I. Power in Weakness (7-8) A. Powerless Vessel B. Powerful God II. Pattern of Weakness (10-11) A. Pattern of Christ's Death B. Pattern of Christ's Life III. Purpose of Weakness (12-15) A. Proclamation of God's Deliverance B. Partaking of God's Deliverance C. Praise of God's Deliverance

Looking at challenges of NOT KNOWING what God is doing in our lives. Do we NEED to know in order to have peace, or is His plan something bigger than us?