Jacey Davison Sermons

In this message Jacey discusses how confidence in the Spirit's empowering, produces courage for kingdom building.

A discussion of many aspects of church unity, especially as it relates to life in the Orthodox Presbyterian Church.

How can our churches stay united in focus on the gospel message and the good works mission? How might distraction and division work to derail this focus and divide God's people? How should divisive people be dealt with? This message considers the importance of maintaining an upward focus on the good news and an outward focus on good works.

In this sermon extra Jacey discusses the Effective Altruism movement and compares it to Christian practice and then shows how Titus 3:4-8 contains the entire order of salvation. Links: Giving What We Can: https://www.givingwhatwecan.org/about-us/frequently-asked-questions/ Ordo Salutis Infographic: https://s3.amazonaws.com/Challies_VisualTheology/OrdoSalutis_Infographic_HIGH.pdf

In this message Jacey looks at why God saves, how God saves, and to what end God saves, seeking to show how God's salvation displays God's goodness, graciousness, and generosity, and how that should inspire us to lives of that reflect the same.

There is a distinctly Christian way to approach civic behaviour. This message looks at how God would have His people respond to the governing authorities and interact with their fellow citizens.

In this sermon extra Jacey discusses using the three primary relational categories to pray and reflect every morning on the day ahead. He also discusses the important of feedback loops in spiritual growth.

What is the path of the good life? In this message Jacey looks at how the markers of grace past and glory future orient the Christian life in the present.

In this sermon extra we look at four practices to help break the power of sin and lust and then discuss the apologetics of slavery in the New Testament.

In this message we look at living a life that makes the gospel attractive to a watching world. In particular we look at how men can adorn the gospel by displaying the beauty of self-control, how church leaders can adorn the gospel by displaying the beauty of sound doctrine and life, and how employees can adorn the gospel by displaying the beauty of submission.

There is a way to live that befits the Christian identity. We all have different responsibilities and temptations in life according to our age, gender, and station, and so Paul gives distinct directive to different demographic groups. This message particularly considers instructions for older men and women as well as younger women.

In this sermon extra Jacey discusses the principle of household unity and how husband and wife together are called to seek the flourishing of their home through mutual participation in the callings of procreation and cultivation. This stems from the discussion of Titus 2:5 where the young women are called to be "working at home" and thus includes discussion of the roles of men and women in the hou...

In this sermon extra we take a deeper dive into what shepherding looks like in the local church, the issue of women's ordination, what it means to be a husband of one wife, what it means to have believing children, and what it means to be hospitable. Lastly, we look at what Calvin said about finding truth in pagan authors. Shepherding Matrix: https://photos.app.goo.gl/sAAZogC5H1F9gPYq5 Hermeneutic...

False teaching is destructive to the church, it often takes the form either of adding to God's Word or taking away from God's Word. Learn how to recognize the symptoms of false teaching, not only in others but also in ourselves, so that you can apply the appropriate remedy.

Are church leaders really necessary? If so, what are they supposed to do and what sort of people should we be looking for? A look at the necessity, responsibility, and quality of church leaders.

Not everything can fit in one sermon, so sermon extras are recordings of bonus material that takes you deeper and further into the things discussed in the message. This sermon extra looks more at the connection between knowing the truth and living godly, explores Paul's use of the idea of mystery in his letters, and discusses aspects of church unity.

There are so many voices in our culture telling us what to believe and how to behave. Who should we listen to? Who should we trust?

A sermon on Titus 2:11-14 preached at Community Presbyterian Church in Kalamazoo MI. The grace that saves is the grace that trains. Christ didn't just save us FROM sin, he saved us TO godliness. Therefore we must learn to say NO, to say YES, and to say OH YES.

From 2 Peter 3:18 "But grow in the grace and the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ."

We often find ourselves where we don't want to be. We long to be rescued from our trials, both physical and spiritual. Hear in this message how remembering our greatest rescue helps us gain patience and perspective when we find ourselves in deep and dark places. A message from Psalm 40:1-3 preached at Harvest Orthodox Presbyterian Church in Wyoming MI.

In in-depth, chapter-by-chapter study of the book of 2 Corinthians.

A chapter by chapter in-depth study of 2 Corinthians.

In in-depth, chapter-by-chapter study of the book of 2 Corinthians.

A chapter by chapter in-depth study of 2 Corinthians.

A chapter by chapter in-depth study of 2 Corinthians.