Glory on SermonAudio

The preacher warns that Christians must not let the world "find its place in their hearts," using C.S. Lewis's Screwtape Letters as illustration. Believers belong to the Father, not the world, and must be sanctified by the truth — "Your word is truth." The sermon stresses the necessity of Christian community, rejecting the idea of a "Lone Ranger Christian," and calls believers to fill their hearts...

This message serves as a follow-up to a short evangelistic message preached in the open air the day before, both on Psalm 19. In it we see how the Bible views itself and other forms of revelation from our Creator and Lawgiver and are called to recognize that we are accountable to Him.

Acts 13:29 tells us that Jesus hung on the cross until all was fulfilled. In this sermon, we discuss the Scriptures that were fulfilled by Jesus on the cross.

Salvation is all of grace! To God be the glory.

This sermon commemorates Reformation Sunday by exploring the life of Martin Luther and the theological foundations of the Protestant Reformation. It highlights Luther's journey from religious anxiety to the discovery of justification by faith, emphasizing the sufficiency of Scripture as the ultimate authority. The message systematically outlines the five solas: sola scriptura, sola gratia, sola fi...

This sermon explores the concept of developing Christian resilience by examining the progression from tribulation to patience, experience, and hope outlined in Romans 5. It emphasizes that believers should glory in trials rather than merely seeking deliverance, using the life of Gideon as a primary example of God's faithfulness and development of ordinary individuals. The message addresses three k...

Let thy work appear unto thy servants, and thy glory unto their children. (Psalms 90:16) *1/ A mark of being the Lord's servants - his people. 2/ The work that is to appear - Salvation 3/ Where it is to appear to us - Scriptures, providence, in our souls. 4/ How it is to appear to us - glorious.* **Sermon Summary:**

This sermon explores the theological significance of the Transfiguration in Matthew 17, arguing that moments of spiritual high are not ends in themselves but are designed to equip believers for the daily struggles of life. The central message posits that the glory experienced in private communion with Christ provides the necessary grace and perspective to face the 'valley' of human suffering, fail...

Pastor Rockhill opens the first four verses of Acts 13, where the gospel's advance from Jerusalem reaches the thriving church at Antioch. His central burden is to show how God calls, confirms, and sends laborers into His harvest, and how this pattern establishes the ordered, accountable life of Christ's church. Pastor Rockhill walks through the leaders gathered at Antioch—Barnabas, Simeon, Lucius,...

1. The Setting. 2. The Sign. 3. The Significance.

This episode examines Chapter 4:1 of the Westminster Confession of Faith, emphasizing that God created the world ex nihilo for the manifestation of His glory, power, and goodness. The speaker argues that the biblical account of creation in six 24-hour days is a non-negotiable tenet of Reformed orthodoxy, citing the Fourth Commandment and the plain meaning of Scripture to refute evolutionary interp...

This passage is a lot more meaningful if you can have a better understanding of the word for "sure" and the word for "simple". Sure is used by Paul and Peter in the New Testament and compared to their experience with Christ. The word for simple is actually a word that means an open-gate or door. And the image here is compared to our mind that has an open gate with no filter to keep things out or k...

Jesus from the Old Testament in John 4:43-44