Jacey Davison Sermons

We need to have higher standards for our lives of Christian obedience. Temple theology affects our view of the end times, which in turn affects our view of everyday life.

We need the divine presence and we need the faithful king. 1 Kings 6.

Jesus intended to save a people. Don't be proud in how you read the Bible.

1 Kings 5 describes Solomon's preparations to build the temple. Here we learn that as we build lives, families, and churches for God we need holy intensions, strategic partnerships, and community efforts.

Luke 1:31-33 "And behold, you will conceive in your womb and bear a son, and you shall call his name Jesus. He will be great and will be called the Son of the Most High. And the Lord God will give to him the throne of his father David, and he will reign over the house of Jacob forever, and of his kingdom there will be no end." Preached summer 2018 at Faith Reformed Presbyterian Church in Vancouver...

In this sermon extra Jacey discusses the wisdom to be found in secular philosophy, science and history, and production and design.

From 1 Kings 4. The wise rule of the king brings blessing to the people, so living under the wise rule of Jesus brings great peace and joy in His kingdom.

In this sermon extra Jacey discusses the nature of envy, its causes and solutions, as well as discussing the ethics of Solomon's command to "divide the child."

1 Kings 3:16-28 | Both those who hurt others and those who are hurt often fear being exposed. But in Jesus there is hope for both sinners and sufferers. Those who trust Christ need not fear exposing their sin (because with Him is forgiveness) nor exposing their suffering (because with Him is comfort and hope for justice).

In this sermon extra Jacey discusses how to interpret Scripture both historically and theologically. He further discusses wisdom and the components of biblical decision-making. Richard Pratt, The Complexity of Meaning: https://thirdmill.org/seminary/lesson.asp/vid/156/version/

The last of the expository lectures on 2 Corinthians.

Text: 1 Kings 3:1-15. This well known story of Solomon has often been retold inaccurately, effectively removing this narrative from relevance to our lives. However, this story has incredible relevance for everyday life.

In this sermon extra Jacey discusses the three uses of the law in Reformed theology.

Solomon's kingdom of peace would be established through the wise exercise of just judgement. Judgement is necessary for justice. Christ's kingdom similarly will be established through judgement.

In this class Jacey discusses spiritual experience, the nature of Christian suffering, and the sort of heart Christians should have for those under their influence.

An exegesis and application of the text including a discussion of how political ideologies often compete with the gospel.

Exegetical and applicatory lectures on 2 Corinthians.

In this sermon extra Jacey discusses the nature of idolatry and why we need to look at salvation through the lens of Christ's kingship and not only His priesthood.

From 1 Kings 1. The question of who would rule Israel after David bears relevance for today as we ask, "Who will sit on the throne of my heart?"

Jacey continues the exegetical study of 2 Corinthians.

Part of a lecture series through 2 Corinthians.

Jacey continues his adult lecture series through Second Corinthians.

What is true Christian fellowship and why does it matter?

In light of our current cultural context, how can we be a people who glorify God? By being people of serious prayer and fervent love. Peter gives a blueprint for the Christian life that has great implications for how we relate to one another in the church of God.

Jacey goes deep into the interpretation of the 'two sons of oil' in Zec 4:14 discussing the two most prominent views and tracing the themes throughout the Bible.