Ramona Valley Presbyterian Church (PCA)

Sermon on the 3rd request of the Lord's prayer - Thy will be done. Here we learn that we must pray that by God's grace we might know, do, and accept the will of God.

Sermon on the account of Cain and Abel.

Sermon on the 2nd petition of the Lord's prayer, which is "Thy Kingdom Come."

Sermon on the 2nd petition of the Lord's prayer, which is "Thy Kingdom Come."

Sermon on the first petition of the Lord's Prayer ("Hallowed Be Thy Name")

Sermon on the first petition of the Lord's Prayer ("Hallowed Be Thy Name")

Sermon on the preface or address of the Lord's Prayer (i.e. "Our Father in Heaven")

Sermon on the preface or address of the Lord's Prayer (i.e. "Our Father in Heaven")

Sermon on the Lord's Prayer as the great pattern or model prayer, and the pattern or outline of the Lord's prayer as instructive for our right priorities in prayer.

Sermon on the Lord's Prayer as the great pattern or model prayer, and the pattern or outline of the Lord's prayer as instructive for our right priorities in prayer.

First sermon in a series on the Lord's Prayer.

First sermon in a series on the Lord's Prayer.

Sermon on the birth narrative of Jesus from the Gospel of Matthew, where we are told of the significance of the name of Jesus, that it tells us of His identity (God with us) and His mission (to save us from our sins).

Sermon on the birth narrative of Jesus from the Gospel of Matthew, where we are told of the significance of the name of Jesus, that it tells us of His identity (God with us) and His mission (to save us from our sins).

Sermon on Revelation 3:14-22, which is Christ's letter to the church in Laodicea, which was a lukewarm church. Christ graciously calls them to renew their zeal and repent.

Sermon on Revelation 3:14-22, which is Christ's letter to the church in Laodicea, which was a lukewarm church. Christ graciously calls them to renew their zeal and repent.

Sermon on Revelation 3:7-13 (Christ's letter to the church in Philadelphia), where the Lord commends the church for being faithful to His Word and His name despite their weakness, and sets before them an open door of opportunity to be used by Him because of it.

Sermon on Revelation 3:7-13 (Christ's letter to the church in Philadelphia), where the Lord commends the church for being faithful to His Word and His name despite their weakness, and sets before them an open door of opportunity to be used by Him because of it.

Sermon on Psalm 63, where David seeks God above all else, even in the wilderness, because of the greatness of the steadfast love of God.

Sermon on Psalm 63, where David seeks God above all else, even in the wilderness, because of the greatness of the steadfast love of God.

Sermon on Revelation 3:1-6 (Christ's letter to the church in Sardis), where He issues a wake-up call to a dead church, calling her to repentance and revival.

Sermon on Revelation 3:1-6 (Christ's letter to the church in Sardis), where He issues a wake-up call to a dead church, calling her to repentance and revival.

Sermon on Revelation 2:18-29, which is Christ's epistle to the church at Thyatira, which had tolerated false teaching in their midst, so much that their members were committing idolatry and sexual immorality.

Sermon on Revelation 2:18-29, which is Christ's epistle to the church at Thyatira, which had tolerated false teaching in their midst, so much that their members were committing idolatry and sexual immorality.

Sermon on Revelation 2:12-17, which is Christ's letter to the church that has compromised with the world, and so has come to tolerate false doctrine, idolatry, and sexual immorality. Here the Lord once again calls upon His people to repent.