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This sermon explores the profound selflessness of Jesus Christ as depicted in Luke 23, contrasting his sacrificial love with human examples of heroism. The central message highlights that Jesus did not merely die for the righteous or his friends, but specifically for the weak, the ungodly, and sinners who were actively rejecting him. Through his dignified silence during the trial, his prayer for f...

From Eden to Calvary, Scripture traces the painful theme of abandonment. At his first defense before Nero, Paul was deserted by everyone, yet he forgave them and testified, "But the Lord stood by me." Because Christ was forsaken on the cross in our place, God will never forsake His people. This sermon calls believers to find their comfort in the Lord when others fail them, and to forgive those who...

There will be places and people you cannot go back to in your Christian life. The example before us is of David with King Saul. David knew he could never go back and fellowship with Saul; he could never again follow Saul; he could never again fight with or for Saul... What do you do in these times and situations?

Beloved in the Lord Jesus: "Sadam Hossein was bad, but his sons were horrible." These were the words of a man who knew all 3 of them personally. Sadam's sons, Uday and Qusay, threatened, abused, and killed people. They used $100. USD bills to light their cigarettes. They pushed their enemies off of 20-storey buildings. They plundered the people, rape and tortured them, especially female athletes....

After 13 long years of apparent silence, God appears to Abraham, demonstrating that his covenant promises remain certain despite Abraham's failures and the long years of waiting. God summons Abraham to walk before him blamelessly, reminding us that a covenant relationship with God demands wholehearted surrender, obedience, and dependence upon divine grace. Yet, God's promises far exceed Abraham's...

Forgive Us Our Debts Read: Psalm 130 Text: Lord's Day 51 I. The Meaning II. The Reason III. The Evidence

Brothers and sisters in Jesus Christ: Everyone likes benefits! And Canada offers a lot. During Covid many lined up for the CERB benefits (and now many have to repay them because they didn't qualify for them). There are unemployment benefits, child care benefits, maternal and paternal benefits, unemployment benefits, and there were even staycation benefits. And all those who qualify for them, get t...

1. The Source 2. The Result

How can Christians live in harmony with one another? Living with fellow believers requires more than just being in the same church. It requires loving one another, forgiving one another, and submitting to one another. How do we demonstrate these one another's in our daily walk? Let's find out today as we study together from God's word.

6 statements that strengthen our appreciation of the extraordinary power of Jesus to solve the greatest need of humanity–forgiveness of sins.

This sermon explores the magnitude of the salvation received in Jesus Christ by contrasting the present age with the Old Testament era, where prophets eagerly anticipated the coming Messiah. It highlights that believers today possess a superior inheritance, including regeneration, adoption, full forgiveness, and the indwelling Holy Spirit, which were only foreshadowed in the shadows of the Old Cov...

This sermon examines the seven final statements of Jesus Christ on the cross, highlighting their theological significance and pastoral application. It explores themes of divine forgiveness, compassionate care for others, the promise of salvation, and the reality of human suffering experienced by the incarnate God. The message emphasizes that Jesus bore rejection and agony to fulfill the finished w...

The Reason for Forgiveness. [THE GOD WHO WILL NOT FORGET YOU!] [Redeemed, Remembered, and Restored!] Isaiah 43:1–7, 21–25 (KJV) God forgives His people because of His grace, mercy, and redeeming love—not because they have earned His forgiveness. Through the prophet Isaiah, God spoke to His people during a time of spiritual failure and uncertainty. Although Israel had repeatedly fallen short of God...

Dr. Wilkening shows that the prodigal son illustrates how people need to come to Jesus to receive forgiveness and be restored to a relationship with their Creator, Jesus Christ.

1. Regret of sinful failures; 2. Regret of past experiences; 3. Regret of poor decisions.

Biblical humility begins with seeing God rightly and remembering His grace in Jesus Christ. In this episode of Contending for the Word Q&A, Dave Jenkins examines Philippians 2:3–8 and 1 Peter 5:5 to explain how Christ's humility shapes our everyday relationships. Learn to receive biblical correction, acknowledge and use your God-given gifts without boasting, confess sin, forgive others, and serve...

In Romans 1:26–27, Paul connects dishonorable passions to humanity's rejection of the Creator. Dave Jenkins explains God's good design for sexuality, the enslaving power of sinful desires, and the call to honor God with our bodies. Read within Romans 1–3, this passage leaves no room for self-righteousness: every sinner needs the righteousness God provides in Christ. This message calls believers to...