GCF Dayton Weekly Podcast

In the blindness of our sin, we trivialize the coming of Christ because we don't recognize the depth of our need for healing, which God desires to accomplish.

We take a look at questions questions 69 - 71 of the Heidelberg Catechism.

Despite their manifold sins, God will raise up a righteous Branch for David who will restore His people, multiplying them into a great host that cannot be measured.

We take a look at questions 65 - 68 of the Heidelberg Catechism.

The Lord has fulfilled His promise to David by raising up His Son, Jesus Christ, to the throne over all things - powers, rulers, authorities, and nations. Seeing the glory of the Anointed King in His Reign, let us shout for joy as we obey His rule, that one day we would reign with Him.

This Psalm is a how-to manual for meeting God in your quiet time, when you think of Him through the day when you're at work. It reminds us how to go through the gospel every day, because it is when we put everything on hold and turn our attention to the Son who was crucified on our behalf that we see and know God. Loud praise and thank you's for His steadfast love is the fitting response.

As God has formed the Thessalonian church, Paul urges them to continue building one another up in holiness and good deeds, encouraging one another as they follow Christ.

How are you righteous? Today we examine questions 59 - 61 of the Heidelberg Catechism.

We as the Church need to be united in a practical and not merely theoretical way. We need to love one another by living life together and admonishing one another in the Lord.

Tom Kelby gives a special message at the ordination of John Gray

As those called to new life in Christ, Paul urges the Thessalonians to walk in purity and holiness, loving one another and waiting with hope of Christ's return.

We continue to take a look at questions 57 and 58 of the Heidelberg Catechism.

Even in the midst of afflictions, our God is able to cause His people to abound in love for one another, that we would be a holy people.

We take a look at questions 57 and 58 of the Heidelberg Catechism.

Seeing the fruit which attends Godly ministry, we must be all the more eager to diligently obey our leaders as they charge us to walk in a manner worthy of God.

We take a look at questions 54-56 of the Heidelberg Catechism.

Because of the powerful work of the Spirit in the gospel, Paul urges the Thessalonians to continue serving God as they await Jesus Christ's return.

We take a look at question 53 of the Heidelberg Catechism.

Though Israel rejected the Messiah, God vindicated His Son and set Him as King over all things, for the blessing of all those in His Church.

Knowing how Jesus Christ defeated His opponents, by making God's word His joy, let us give ourselves to discovering that same well of joy to overcome the sin which so easily entangles.

We take a look at questions 48 and 49 of the Heidelberg Catechism.

God has graciously put forth His glory in both His creation and in His word so that His people would know Him and faithfully keep His covenant. Knowing the fulfilment of God's word brought about by Jesus, Christians should wholeheartedly cling to the Gospel promise, treasuring them above every other earthly thing.