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This sermon introduces a series on Ephesians by examining the opening verses to define the identity and sustenance of God's people. It argues that Christians are defined not by moral perfection or self-ownership, but as saints and believers who are savingly united to Christ. The sermon confronts the temptations of self-sufficiency and self-ownership, asserting that true spiritual maturity involves...

This message is from the Sovereign Outreach 4 Grace / SO4G 2026 Sunday Morning Messages - Sermon Audio Broadcast Series. This message was delivered by Brother, Douglas Salyer at the Lakeville Baptist Church in Salyersville, Kentucky. The title of this sermon was 'The Truth and Nothing But the Truth', the key text for this message was taken from Matthew 11:25-30, along with several other passages.

This sermon addresses the theological question of why God permits evil in a world where He is both omnipotent and desirous of removing sin. It argues that human free will and the reality of the Fall necessitate a world where choices have real consequences, rejecting the idea that God should either program humans to be sinless or intervene supernaturally in every instance of wrongdoing. The message...

LORD'S DAY 27 OF HOLY BAPTISM Heritage Reformed Congregation of Grand Rapids Lord's Day 27 Home / Our Beliefs / Heidelberg Catechism / Lord's Day 27 Question 74: Are infants also to be baptized? Answer: Yes: for since they, as well as the adult, are included in the covenant and church of God; and since redemption from sin by the blood of Christ, and the Holy Ghost, the author of faith, is promised...

Genuine church revival requires the church to be moved by God to ask to be moved by Him. Revive Us Again, O Lord!

WHEN GOD CALLED A MAN TO CARRY THE PROMISE.Genesis 12:1–3 KJV God called Abraham to leave everything familiar and follow Him by faith. Through this one man, God advanced the covenant promise that would ultimately be fulfilled in Jesus Christ. Discover the call that changed Abraham's direction, the promise that secured his future, and the faith that demonstrated his devotion. From Eden to Abraham,...

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The Book of Psalms ends with a crescendo of praise– five psalms of hearty and uplifting doxology. This reflects something of the trajectory of the entire Scriptures as well as of God's great plan of redemption for all creation. In the end, it will all be unadulterated praise to God in glory. But the final five psalms encourage us not to wait until then to praise the Lord. Instead, they give us goo...

Light in Scripture makes visible God's presence, His covenant promises, Christ's redemption, and the eternal glory of His kingdom. As children of light, we are called to walk in God's truth, reflect His glory, and anticipate the perfect light of His glory in the new creation.

This sermon examines Genesis 24 to demonstrate that God sovereignly guards the covenant line of redemption, using Abraham's search for a wife for Isaac as a model of faith over human convenience. The central argument distinguishes between marriages formed in divine providence and those resulting from human scheming, emphasizing that believers must marry within the covenant to preserve spiritual in...

The Old Testament is foundational to understanding the Bible. It is the key to interpreting Scriptures. A deficient knowledge of this will only lead to misinterpretation of core biblical truths. So, this Sunday we will look at the Torah: the first five books of the Old Testament. We'll explore each book of the Torah to discover its unity and to learn about its significance and how it fits througho...

This sermon explores the theological concept of purification from sin as presented in Hebrews 1, emphasizing that human efforts and religious rituals are insufficient to address the deep moral corruption inherent in humanity. The central message highlights that Jesus Christ, through His voluntary death and sacrifice, accomplished a complete and permanent cleansing that surpasses the repetitive Lev...

Hebrews 10:1–4 reminds us that the sacrifices offered under the Old Testament law were only a shadow of the good things God had promised. The people had to offer sacrifices repeatedly, year after year, because the blood of animals could not completely take away their sins. These sacrifices reminded them of their sins, but they could not bring lasting forgiveness or completely cleanse their hearts....

Integrity is an important part of the Christian character. In Psalm 26 David asserts his integrity against false accusations, and shows us what this integrity is. We see devotion to God, delight in God's worship and church, and deliverance from sin.

This sermon expounds on the doctrine that salvation is entirely the work of God, emphasizing that it is a gracious gift wrought in chosen sinners without human assistance. The message outlines six key characteristics of this divine work: it is God's salvation, it is eternal in nature, it is common to all believers, it is personal to each individual, it is of great magnitude, and it ultimately belo...

The sermon centers on the assurance that believers in Christ are free from condemnation due to the perfect atoning work of Jesus. It highlights John 3:17-19, emphasizing that God sent His Son not to condemn the world but to save it, and that those who believe are not condemned. The message contrasts the natural state of humanity, which loves darkness and sin, with the transformed life of the belie...