Second Street PCA

The Bible is the spoken word of God the Holy Spirit. God is sovereign, omniscient, and omnipotent. Therefore, the Bible is true and all that it promises can be trusted to come to pass. It is also indispensable for the church.

Using the godly example of the first disciples of Christ who are awaiting the promised Holy Spirit.

Jesus is on His throne now. He is leading His church, building it. We are to follow Him and build not in our power but in His.

The Day of the Lord is a day of judgment. A day of delight for the holy ones (saints) in Christ, a day of despair and anguish for all others.

What does it truly look like to love God? What is the distinction between law and grace?

Are you truly worshiping God?

Are there ways in which the believer may be robbing God? Money has a powerful grip on many.

We are cleansed by the blood of Christ and are being refined by His purifying fire.

Those who attack God's goodness typically forget to question their own.

The unfaithfulness of God's people today shows up in many ways. The most obvious way is our of abandonment of God's commandments to live life on our own terms, doing that which we know is contrary to God's will, at least for a time.

Malachi charges the priests with faithlessness. They are told if they do not change their ways their line will end. Today the church is a kingdom of priests. We each have our priestly rolls to fulfill. We must follow Christ and present Him in our lives as He is.

The priests who were serving at the rebuilt Temple were not honoring God, therefore their sacrifices were not acceptable to God. We must learn the lesson is that since our lives are lived before the face of God and that all we do is be done to His glory, we need to have a higher view of His glory.

God is sovereign over all nations. He rules in and through the church and His providential care over all things. Christians must learn to think of themselves as a people and not just as individuals.

The coming of King Jesus is prophesied! Christmas is coming!

The people of God have returned to the promised land after 70 years of exile for their sin. The question now is, will God still accept our worship?

God first recognizes and acknowledges the disappointing appearance of the people's work but then gives them the encouragement not to look on externals for he can have as much external Glory as desired. finally, he tells them that the latter glory of his house will be greater than the former glory. God exhorts us not to look at the work of our hands for him through The eyes of Man, but through eyes...

The word of God calls us to respond. The word of God encourages Us in our response. The word of God enables us to desire him more and more.

The prophet speaks to the people of God who have returned from exile. they were tasked with rebuilding the temple. they had set up the altar and laid the foundations for the temple, but stopped the building process. so the foundation had been laid, that they had been distracted by the world and the flesh. what about us? isn't it time to focus on the kingdom of God?

Paul asks for prayer that he might speak the gospel boldly. What would boldness look like in our lives?

Spiritual armor without prayer isn't at its strongest without prayer. Prayer is to be according to God's Word. Therefore, armor without prayer and prayer without the word are deficient.

The importance of the Christian to know the word of God to be able to resist the attacks of Satan.

The need for our assurance of salvation.

While the Christian is protected from God's wrath and receives His blessings, we still have an enemy who is very powerful. But God has provided spiritual armor for our protection. We are called to take it up. In Ephesians 6:16, we see that the evil one has many fiery darts to use against us. This sermon looks at what are some of the fiery darts and how to protect against them.

The Christian believer must have a firm grasp of the Gospel of peace with God as a sure footing and as preparation for the spiritual battles ahead.

The personal righteousness of a Christian as spiritual armor.