David Brown
Rooted & Resolved
Rooted & Resolved is the teaching ministry of David Brown. The mission of this ministry is to provide expositional, biblical preaching as a resource to help you grow in your walk with Christ and apply the Bible to your daily life.
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Jul 9, 2026
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Episodes
#9 - Where Love Took Him - The Truth Of His Thorns 20.03.2023 42:46
‘Where Love Took Him’ is a sermon series that walks through the events of Jesus’ life from His prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane to His resurrection from the garden tomb. This sermon discusses the significance of the crown of thorns that Jesus wore to the cross.
#8 - Where Love Took Him - The Travesty Of His Trial 14.03.2023 44:25
‘Where Love Took Him’ is a sermon series that walks through the events of Jesus’ life from His prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane to His resurrection from the garden tomb. This sermon highlights the travesty of Jesus’ trial as recorded in Matthew 26 & 27.
#7 - Where Love Took Him - The Time Of His Toil 05.03.2023 36:29
'Where Love Took Him' is a sermon series that walks through the events of Jesus' life from His prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane to His resurrection from the garden tomb. In this sermon from Mark 14:32-36, we'll see that love took Jesus to the garden where He wrestled in prayer with the coming weight of the cross.
#6 - Why Church? - To Evangelize The World 27.02.2023 42:54
‘Why Church?’ is a sermon series that explores why it is important for a Christian to be an engaged participant in the local church. Matthew 28:18-20 is commonly known as the Great Commission. Attending a local church helps Christians obey the command to evangelize the world. *This sermon series was preached in February and March of 2022.
#5 - Why Church? - To Expose False Doctrine 27.02.2023 44:37
‘Why Church?’ is a sermon series that explores why it is important for a Christian to be an engaged participant in the local church. Attending a local church gives us a strong doctrinal foundation. This message from Ephesians 4:14 helps us see how a strong foundation can help us expose false gospels. *This sermon series was preached in February and March of 2022.
#4 - Why Church? - To Edify The Body 27.02.2023 42:39
‘Why Church?’ is a sermon series that explores why it is important for a Christian to be an engaged participant in the local church. 1 Corinthians 12:12-27 says that, as Christians, we are part of the body of Christ. We should be an active part of a local church to edify, or build up, the body of Christ. *This sermon series was preached in February and March of 2022.
#3 - Why Church? - To Examine Ourselves 27.02.2023 49:25
‘Why Church?’ is a sermon series that explores why it is important for a Christian to be an engaged participant in the local church. Attending a local church gives us an opportunity to examine ourselves, following the command given in 2 Corinthians 13:5. *This sermon series was preached in February and March of 2022.
#2 - Why Church? - To Exalt The Lord 27.02.2023 51:44
‘Why Church?’ is a sermon series that explores why it is important for a Christian to be an engaged participant in the local church. In this sermon from Psalm 122, we will see that worship is the ultimate purpose of the church. We are commanded to gather for corporate worship in order to exalt the Lord. *This sermon series was preached in February and March of 2022.
#1 - Why Church? - What Church? 27.02.2023 48:32
'Why Church?' is a sermon series that explores why it is important for a Christian to be an engaged participant in the local church. In this introductory sermon, David Brown defines the local church and presents the nature of the church from Ephesians 4:11-16. *This sermon series was preached in February and March of 2022.
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