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This sermon examines Genesis 4 to trace the rapid moral and spiritual decline of Cain's lineage, contrasting it with the godly line of Seth. The speaker highlights how Cain's descendants developed urbanization, metallurgy, and music while simultaneously distancing themselves from God, evidenced by the absence of divine names in their genealogy. Key theological points include the interpretation of...

This sermon examines Genesis 10 and 11 to trace the post-flood repopulation of the earth and the rapid return of human rebellion, exemplified by the Tower of Babel. Pastor Ryan highlights how humanity's refusal to disperse and their pursuit of self-glorification through Nimrod and the construction of a ziggurat reflect a persistent sinful nature that ignores God's commands. God's judgment in confu...

The sermon examines the genealogical records in Genesis 25 to demonstrate that God's sovereign plan consistently bypasses human custom and natural expectation to preserve the covenant line of promise. By analyzing the birth of Esau and Jacob, the message argues that divine election is not based on foreseen faith or human merit, but is a sovereign act that stands independent of works, as affirmed i...

In the Society's history we have seen many attempts to develop a more accurate Greek New Testament text based on what are presumed to be better manuscripts using various contemporary methodologies of textual criticism. More recently, a newer method of textual study has come to the fore that is being studiously applied to the New Testament. It is known as the Coherence-Based Genealogical Method (of...

This Bible Study examines the figure of Melchizedek in Genesis 14 as a prophetic type of Jesus Christ, highlighting his unique role as both King of Salem and Priest of the Most High God. The teaching contrasts the temporary, genealogy-based Levitical priesthood with the eternal, appointed priesthood of Christ, who is described in Psalm 110 and Hebrews as a priest forever after the order of Melchiz...

This sermon explores the distinct theological perspective of the books of Chronicles compared to Samuel and Kings, highlighting how Chronicles serves as an encouragement to post-exilic Israel by focusing on the temple rather than the throne. The central message emphasizes that while God is just and will not clear the guilty, He is also rich in mercy, a duality fulfilled in the person and work of J...

Morning Worship Service Call to Worship Singing of God's Word Psalm 37:1-7 Tune: Grafenberg p.70 Prayer* Consecutive Reading of God's Word 1 Samuel 24 Consecutive Singing of God's Word Psalm 118:22-29 Tune: Warwick p.143 Reading of God's Word Genesis 36 Singing of God's Word Psalm 37:34-40 Tune: St. Anne p.106 Prayer* Preaching of God's Word Gen 36 "The Genealogy of Esau" Prayer* Singing of God's...

This sermon examines the apostolic warning against foolish controversies and genealogies, contrasting them with the edifying nature of sound doctrine rooted in the grace of God. The central message emphasizes that speculative debates and false teachings are hazardous, unfruitful, and divisive, serving as spiritual poison that undermines the unity and witness of the church. Drawing from Titus 3:9-1...

Theme: Cain Stands in Rejection of God's Promised Savior and of His Grace, and Heads His Family in Evil. I. Cain and Abel Demonstrate their Believing Upbringing – vv. 1-7 A. Adam and Eve Assume that Cain is the Man from God – vv. 1-2 B. God Respects Abel's Offering, but Not Cain's – vv. 3-5a C. Cain was Angry Because God Didn't Accept His Offering – vv. 5b-7 II. Cain Murders Abel and Objects to Go...

This sermon explores the narrative of Rahab in Joshua 2 as a profound typology of the gospel, illustrating how salvation is found exclusively in Christ rather than in human merit or self-righteousness. The preacher emphasizes that Rahab, described as a prostitute in a condemned city, represents the sinner who has no inherent worth to offer God, yet is saved by grace through faith in a promise she...

Greetings and welcome! This is our worship service for October 11, 2026. Today, we begin a new series on the family tree of Jesus. Spoiler alert! His family tree is yours, too, if He is your Savior. Thanks for joining us!

This sermon examines the Gospel of Mark as a distinct presentation of Jesus Christ as the Servant of the Lord, contrasting this focus with the other Gospels that emphasize His roles as King, Man, and God. The exposition highlights Mark's omission of a genealogy to underscore that the Servant's identity is defined by His ability to accomplish the Father's will rather than by lineage. The text explo...

1. Noah walked with God. 2. God saw the corruption on earth. 3. God established His covenant. 4. Righteousness according to faith.

The sermon begins with a brief overview of systematic theology, specifically addressing the doctrines of mortification and vivification within the context of sanctification. The primary focus then shifts to 1 Samuel 13, where the narrative of King Saul's disobedience and the subsequent distress of Israel is examined. A significant portion of the message is dedicated to answering the question of th...

In the introduction to his Gospel, Matthew presents Jesus Christ from Joseph's viewpoint. He gives his background in the genealogy from David to Abraham. The details of the birth are from Joseph's perspective, and as they are examined more closely, we discover some rich truths about Joseph himself and the plan of God through Jesus the Messiah, the son of David, the son of Abraham.

This sermon explores the theological significance of the signet ring imagery in Haggai 2:20-23, contrasting God's judgment against King Jehoiachin with His promise to Zerubbabel. The central message asserts that God remains faithful to both His judgment and His covenant with David by maintaining the messianic line through Zerubbabel, who serves as a type of Christ. The exposition resolves the appa...

This passage records the genealogy of Asher's family, including its named descendants and 26,000 men fit for battle. Study and transcript: https://sharonrpc.org/devotions/1-chronicles-7-30-40-how-will-they-remember-you