Sermons

What is the best way to comfort believers? How can we derive comfort and assurance for ourselves and for others? What--if any! --theological or psychological techniques or methods do we need to use? What if we did not need anything special to derive comfort? Pastor Jared discovers a proven but long forgotten trick taught in Scriptures. No matter how hopeless the case, this tricks always gives hope...

Jeff Karel explains the doctrine of reprobation as traditionally understood.

Pastor Jared explains how a Christian can become a mature disciple. Though this fact was a given to many in the past, to the surprise of the contemporaries, going to church and hearing the preaching of Christ is how one becomes a disciple and a mature Christian. True piety is not from a personal, 15-minute-long devotional, but from a faithful attendance of a true church that preaches Christ.

Jeff Karel explains that the doctrine of reprobation is a great comfort to believers. However, many pastors twist the doctrine or preach it out of season, thereby leaving God's church without the comfort. Jeff Karel explains how this doctrine can comfort believers during times of loss of loved ones.

What do Reformed Christians believe about election and reprobation? Jeff Karel explains when and to whom the doctrine of election should be preached. This doctrine is not for unbelievers, but for the comfort of the church. Jeff also explains what comfort the believers should derive from it.

Pastor Jared describes a story of God's chastisement and deliverance of David. God chastened to preserve David.

Life is full of predicament and application of God's law is not always black and white. Pastor Jared discusses predicaments David faces when deciding how to deal with Absalom, who must die as a punishment for killing his brother.

The story of Amnon and Absalom is the story of God letting men do whatever they want as He delivers them to their own sins.

Rev Beaird describes how Palm Sunday shows believers the Gospel, the one that is about what Christ did for our us, as part of his active obedience and sacrifice.

Intentional sin has no cure. People who sin intentionally are cursed. Believe in Jesus, He was cursed for believers. Believe unto Christ and you shall be saved!

Jeff Karel explains unconditional election and why other explanations of Biblical the passages are overcomplicating salvation and are nothing but logical knots.

Jeff Karel explains that God did not chooses a person towards salvation not on account of that person's work, potential or any other reason in the person but only because of God's own good pleasure.

Election is a comforting doctrine. God chooses people not based on works or foreseen works, but God's mercy. Apostle Paul is a great example of this fact.

Pastor Jared explains the importance of covenants and vows in the Scriptures. From something as simple as being faithful to one's friends, church and wife to the instrument of God's faithfulness in saving His people, covenants are mentioned throughout Scriptures.

Jeff Karel gives a brief historical background to Cannons of Dort, a Calvinistic document that summarizes Biblical teachings that are colloquially known as TULIP. Jeff Karel explains why that we need God's mercy, not fairness and why God's severity is justified. Is it true that God loves sinners and hates sin? Take a listen to find out.

Our intern lic. Jeffrey Karel explains wonderfully why Jesus had to suffer hunger and thirst for 40 days.

According to pastor Jared from the story of David and Saul, the Scripture illustrates the difference between the Covenant of Works and the Covenant of Grace.

Jeff Karel explains what it means to pray "forgive us our sins, as we forgive those who sinned against us."

Rev Jared Beaird describes proper order in the church and in the home, where Christ is the true Head of the church and home.

Who did Jesus come to save? What did Jesus bring to believers? Rev Beaird demonstrates from the test that in His first coming, Jesus brings forgiveness, salvation and acceptance and justification to the wicked. This "peace on earth" that is promised to us is spiritual. The next coming will bring punishment to the wicked and actual end of suffering and peace.