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1. The Sufficiency of Scripture 2. The Value of Scripture 3. The Response to Scripture

Closing Thought: Beloved, let us take comfort in the Father's gracious choice, trust the Son who redeemed us, and depend upon the Spirit who brought us to faith through the gospel. Let this grace strengthen our assurance, deepen our gratitude, and embolden us to proclaim Christ. And for those who have yet to believe, do not use God's sovereignty as a reason to delay; come to Christ today, resting...

The author of Hebrews reiterates an exhortation from Psalm 95 to bring home the strong need to respond in faith to the voice of God through Scripture, which calls for obedience. What happened at Kadesh Barnea is called "the rebellion" in Hebrews 3:15-16. We point out that in Hebrews and elsewhere in the Bible, unbelief and disobedience are linked. Unbelief leads to failing to heed the call to trus...

Generational Warfare Taking Every Thought Captive, Tearing Down Strongholds, and Preparing the Next Generation to Walk with Jesus Primary Scripture: 2 Corinthians 10:1–6 This message emphasizes the spiritual responsibility of believers, particularly parents and grandparents, to prepare the next generation to recognize truth, resist deception, and walk faithfully with Jesus. Drawing from 2 Corinthi...

This sermon examines the theological tension between God's sovereignty and the reality of human suffering, critiquing various philosophical and religious frameworks that fail to reconcile these concepts. It identifies deism, theism, and pantheism as flawed attempts to explain God's role in the world, while also addressing sub-biblical Christian responses like theodicy and the free will defense. Th...

This teaching explores the attributes of God's omniscience, wisdom, and foreknowledge, emphasizing that His knowledge is not merely predictive but inseparably linked to His sovereign decree. By examining passages such as Isaiah 46 and Acts 2, the sermon clarifies that God's foreknowledge guarantees the certainty of His purposes, countering the notion that He is a passive observer or a 'cosmic ches...

Grab your Bible and join us as we finish up our study of Paul's letters to the Church at Thessaloniki. Today we will turn to practical matters of church life. Paul requests prayer for the spread and protection of the gospel, expresses confidence in the Thessalonians' obedience, and then addresses a persistent problem in the church: disorderly, idle members who were refusing to work and becoming bu...

Scripture Reading: Luke 4:14-44 Text: LD 25 Sermon:Preaching According to Luke 1.The Primacy of Preaching 2.The Person & Promise of Preaching 3.The Proper Response to Preaching

Paul uses questions and answers to convince the Jews that they are responsible for their sin before God.

This lesson examines the theological significance of the Fall in Genesis, arguing that the serpent's primary weapon was the introduction of doubt regarding the authority of God's Word. By questioning the command, Satan shifted the burden of proof from the believer to God, replacing settled confidence in divine truth with human judgment and pride. This analysis connects the ancient narrative to con...

This sermon examines the contrasting responses of Abram and Lot to material wealth and land, highlighting how Abram's generosity reflects a childlike trust in God while Lot's selfishness mirrors an orphan's anxiety. The central message challenges the worldly notion that selfishness pays off, arguing instead that such pursuits lead to spiritual danger and temporary satisfaction only. By contrasting...

The humble king rode a colt into Jerusalem to be crucified securing lasting peace. How would you have responded to him? What is your response today?

This sermon opens a study of the five points of Calvinism (the doctrines of grace) by looking at the first: total depravity. It traces the historical roots of the five points to the Synod of Dort's response to Arminius and the Remonstrants. From Scripture it shows that in Adam all mankind fell and inherited a corrupted nature. Sin has touched every faculty of fallen man, his mind, will, and affect...

Our sources for our message today include; 1 Tim 2:1,2, Hos 8:4, and Prov 14:31 Paul urges Timothy to bring attention to his people regarding having concern for their countrymen and civil leadership. We should be concerned, responsible, and good--before God. Does this include voting, or politics?absolutely! As we will see in God's word how believers are to conduct themselves.

The sermon examines the distinction between serving God out of mere duty and serving Him from a heart of love, using the parable of the unprofitable servant in Luke 17 as the central text. It argues that while duty is necessary to maintain consistency when love wanes, it should not be the primary motivator for the Christian life, as this leads to spiritual stagnation and burnout. The message empha...

This sermon examines the final instructions of Jesus to His disciples in John 14, focusing on the resolve to face impending trials with divine equipment. The central message highlights the ministry of the Holy Spirit as the primary tool for believers, detailing His roles in teaching, reminding, and providing peace that surpasses worldly understanding. Listen along as Pastor Gable emphasizes that r...

In this Haggai 1 expository sermon, Pastor Richard Caldwell urges us to Consider Your Ways. Discover how to align your priorities with God. When God speaks His truth, it imparts an immediate responsibility to those who hear it. It is impossible to receive the Word of God irreverently and expect to experience His blessing. True spiritual correction must begin at the heart level before it results in...

In Haggai 2:10-19, following the people's obedient response, Haggai is sent with a further message that they will no longer suffer deprivation but will from now on receive the Lord's blessing.

Jesus Calms the Storm Text: Matthew 8:23-27, Mark 4:35-41, Luke 8:22-25 1. Their trip into the storm. 2. Their experience of the storm. 3. Their response to the storm.

This sermon examines the calling of Levi the tax collector to highlight the singular, undistracted purpose of Jesus Christ to seek and save sinners. The exposition contrasts Levi's despised status and radical transformation with the self-righteous opposition of the scribes and Pharisees, illustrating that divine grace scandalizes religious legalism. By analyzing the parallels between Levi and the...

Text: Acts 9:36-43 Theme: The Miracle at Joppa 1. A disciple named Tabitha 2. A display of God's power 3. A definite response Closing Prayer

Australia has shifted from being a nation of dignity, honour, resilience and perseverance, to being a nation of victims. Instead of striving to improve one's self and society, we are rather encouraged to be the greatest victim we can be. We cannot control what people say to us, but we can control how we react to it. This selfish mindset is the complete opposite of the life that Christ calls us to....

When Footmen Become Horses - Part 4 | When the River Rises | Jeremiah 12:5 | Pastor BJ Stagner God uses present difficulties to prepare His servants for future responsibilities. The burdens that weary us today are often the training ground He uses to prepare us for the greater battles of tomorrow. Have you recently decided to follow Jesus? Take your next step with Jesus: https://cbcgb.co.uk ⛪ ABO...

Are you in need of biblical spiritual renewal? In this sermon titled Spiritual Renewal, discover how God reawakens the hearts of His people. God often brings our sins to our attention not to destroy us, but to bring about genuine repentance. When we lose our way, the Lord sends His Word to reprove us so we can return to faithful obedience. This process is the foundation of true revival in the Chri...