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1. The Holy City in a New Creation 2. God's Tabernacle Among Mankind 3. The former things have passed away

The sermon warns against the corruption of Scripture by modern Bible translations, arguing that they have diluted essential doctrines such as the existence of hell and the immortality of the soul. Using historical examples like King Jehoiakim and textual critics Westcott and Hort, the speaker illustrates how doubt and dishonesty have led to the alteration of God's pure Word over centuries. Through...

The sermon analyzes King Nebuchadnezzar's construction of a massive golden image in Daniel chapter three as an attempt to unify diverse nations under a single worship, thereby overcoming the prophesied weakness of fragmented empires. It contrasts this human-driven effort for political immortality with the divine revelation given in chapter two, highlighting how the king misinterpreted his dream by...

The sermon challenges Reformed believers to overcome their hesitation and embrace the urgent mission of soul winning, grounded in the biblical mandate found in 1 Corinthians 9. It reconciles the doctrine of God's sovereign election with the believer's responsibility to actively share the gospel, arguing that God uses human instruments to capture souls for His glory. The speaker emphasizes the infi...

Pastor Brewer discusses the condition of immortality that awaits Christian believers upon bodily death. He considers the remarkable fact that, in the new heavens and new earth, the saints will literally fellowship with God - the same God whom the Israelites dared not even look upon without risking death.

Midweek Service – July 29, 2026 – Pastor Rhon Roberts Sermon: Persecuted for Christ Scripture: Matthew 5:10 Offertory: "Immortal, Invisible, God Only Wise" Lyrics by Walter C. Smith, Music by Welsh Melody; Arranged by Duane Ream; Copyright 2009 by Jantz Music Publications Hymns used from the following: Great Hymns of the Faith Brentwood Benson Publishing - CCLI License for live streaming Soul Stir...

One day you're going to die... This morning Dr. Jon Jacobs begins his new series teaching on the subject of eschatology, answering two important questions, what does the Bible say about death, and what happens when we die? This sermon highlights the imminent fate of death we all have as humans, since through Adam's sin we all fall and must perish. But, death is a gracious gift. If we were to live...

Lord's Day 5 I. God's justice must be satisfied II. Only a man can satisfy God's justice III. Only a righteous and immortal person can satisfy God's justice

We review a sermon on the subject of Hell

Hymns: Immortal, Invisible God Only Wise With Grateful My Thanks I Bring Sing to the Lord, Sing His Praise Outline: I. Not By Law, But by Promise II. An Abundant Promise III. The Proper Response to God's Promise

The sermon explores the profound motivation for Christian faithfulness found in the character of God as revealed at the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. Drawing primarily from 1 Timothy 6, it highlights God's attributes as the blessed sovereign, the only ruler, and the sole possessor of immortality. Pastor Kevin argues that true happiness and eternal life are derived exclusively from Christ, contras...

Rosette Sings, Where We'll Never Grow Old !

Leviticus 12 and 15, far from condemning the body, reveal God's good plan for human embodiment by addressing bodily functions and conditions not as moral failures but as consequences of sin's intrusion into creation. The laws governing childbirth, menstruation, and bodily discharges are not about ritual purity in a legalistic sense, but about maintaining holy separation from death in the presence...

We believe the resurrection of the body when we believe that God by His almighty power shall restore the same bodies of all men in order to reunite them with their souls which were separated at their death so that, being made immortal, the elect should enjoy eternal life and the reprobate eternal punishment in their whole person. I. The Certainty of the Resurrection II. The Unity of the Persons Re...

When Jesus describes the broad way in Matthew 7:13, he does not say it leads to hell. He says it leads to destruction. So are those the same thing? Is destruction another way of describing hell? Does destruction mean annihilation?

The story of the Payson family is a captivating study in how profound spiritual light can emerge from the deepest valleys of human suffering. Dr. Edward Payson, famously remembered as "Praying Payson," was a towering figure of the Second Great Awakening whose legendary, agonizing intercessions literally wore grooves into his hardwood floors, yet he was constantly bedeviled by physical pain and ove...

Everyone turns to the Book of Enoch for the secrets of the Nephilim. But the identity of their mother was never hidden in a banned text — it was preserved in plain sight in your Bible the whole time. In this episode, Ryan Pitterson uncovers who she really was directly from Scripture: details God embedded in the biblical text that the apocryphal writings never contained. Drawing on the Book of Enoc...

In this second installment on Romans 8:9-11, Pastor Robert McNutt of New Covenant Church examines the contrast in verse 10: "the body is dead because of sin, the Spirit is life because of righteousness." After recapping the believer's benefits as one indwelt by and belonging to Christ, he argues that "body" here means the physical frame, not the fallen nature, and that this body remains a dying in...

This sermon presents a biblically grounded interpretation of UFOs and alien encounters as manifestations of spiritual warfare, arguing that so-called 'aliens' are not extraterrestrial beings but fallen angels or demonic spirits operating under the guise of advanced technology. Drawing from Deuteronomy, Daniel, and Revelation, the preacher identifies the 'gray aliens' and other entities as part of...

1 Corinthians 15:54 "So when this corruptible shall have put on incorruption, and this mortal shall have put on immortality, then shall be brought to pass the saying that is written, Death is swallowed up in victory." King James Version

The sermon presents a comprehensive call to holiness and faithful endurance for every believer, centered on the exhortation to Timothy to flee from worldly corruption, pursue Christlike character, wage relentless spiritual warfare, and grasp eternal life as a present reality. It emphasizes that true godliness is not optional but a lifelong commitment to obey all of God's commands, sustained not by...

The sermon centers on the eternal, divine nature of Jesus Christ as the incarnate Word of God, emphasizing His full deity, sinless humanity, and redemptive sacrifice as the only means of salvation. Drawing from Hebrews, Colossians, and John, it affirms that Christ is the express image of God, the eternal Creator, and the one in whom all the fullness of the Godhead dwells bodily, making His physica...

The sermon draws a profound parallel between the creation, sustenance, and ultimate renewal of the physical world and the spiritual journey of the believer, anchored in the eternal Word of God, Jesus Christ. It emphasizes that just as the universe was created by the divine Word, so too is every believer spiritually reborn through the same Word, becoming a new creation marked by transformation, div...