Sermons of Grace

On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy continues a mini-series on the Disciplines of the Believer’s Life by showing us that biblical discipline will require sacrifice. We’ll look at some of the problems motivating believers to discipline: 1-false beliefs about discipline, 2-fear of boredom, 3-a mindset of materialism, 4-failure of practicality, 5-fixation of personal habits, and 6-age.

On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy continues the introduction to a mini-series on the Disciplines of the Believer’s Life by specifically looking at the command for believers to exercise unto godliness. Our Aim: Godliness & The Avenue: Exercise

On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy continues the introduction to a mini-series on the Disciplines of the Believer’s Life by specifically looking at the command for believers to exercise unto godliness. Our Aim: Godliness & The Avenue: Exercise

On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy continues the introduction to a mini-series on the Disciplines of the Believer’s Life by specifically looking at how indiscipline has spilled into the church. We’ll see how the church is trying to attract people with worldly things instead of godliness, and how this has affected Christianity today. We’ll also see a few practices that the Christian needs to...

On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy continues the introduction to a mini-series on the Disciplines of the Believer’s Life by specifically looking at how indiscipline has spilled into the church. We’ll see how the church is trying to attract people with worldly things instead of godliness, and how this has affected Christianity today. We’ll also see a few practices that the Christian needs to...

On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy begins a mini-series on the Disciplines of the Believer’s Life by looking at the directives that Paul writes to Timothy. We’ll see three main areas of indiscipline: morality, health, and government or economy.

On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy begins a mini-series on the Disciplines of the Believer’s Life by looking at the directives that Paul writes to Timothy. We’ll see three main areas of indiscipline: morality, health, and government or economy.

On this episodes, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy shows us Paul’s closing summary of chapter six by reminding us that man only has two choices: to serve sin or to serve God. We’ll study these two options as Pastor Murphy contrasts 1) sin and God, 2) the terms of service for each option, and 3) the final destination for each option.

On this episodes, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy shows us Paul’s closing summary of chapter six by reminding us that man only has two choices: to serve sin or to serve God. We’ll study these two options as Pastor Murphy contrasts 1) sin and God, 2) the terms of service for each option, and 3) the final destination for each option.

In this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy gives us four reasons why we should pursue a life of righteousness. 1) Liberation from sin, 2) Enslavement to God, 3) Fruits of righteousness, and 4) Everlasting Life.

In this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy gives us four reasons why we should pursue a life of righteousness. 1) Liberation from sin, 2) Enslavement to God, 3) Fruits of righteousness, and 4) Everlasting Life.

On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy shows us that Paul is continuing to call the believers to pursue righteousness by reminding them what they were like before they were saved. We’ll see four things that were true of the unbeliever: 1- they were free from righteousness, 2- they had fruitless lives, 3- the folly of their shame, and 4- the finality of death.

On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy shows us that Paul is continuing to call the believers to pursue righteousness by reminding them what they were like before they were saved. We’ll see four things that were true of the unbeliever: 1- they were free from righteousness, 2- they had fruitless lives, 3- the folly of their shame, and 4- the finality of death.

On this episode, Pastor/Dr David Murphy shows us Paul’s exhortation to the Roman believers to yield their members to righteousness, which leads to holiness, with the same zeal that they used to yield their members to uncleanness.

On this episode, Pastor/Dr David Murphy shows us Paul’s exhortation to the Roman believers to yield their members to righteousness, which leads to holiness, with the same zeal that they used to yield their members to uncleanness.

On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy shows us that Paul is concerned that the Roman believers may misunderstand or distort the illustrations that he’s used thus far in Chapter 6. He points out from this verse that this misunderstanding does not comes from a lack of man’s intellect but comes from his lack of spiritual understanding (illumination from the Holy Spirit) and his sin nature.

On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy shows us that Paul is concerned that the Roman believers may misunderstand or distort the illustrations that he’s used thus far in Chapter 6. He points out from this verse that this misunderstanding does not comes from a lack of man’s intellect but comes from his lack of spiritual understanding (illumination from the Holy Spirit) and his sin nature.

On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy will show us that the believer is set free from the master of sin to be enslaved by righteousness. We’ll look at what it means to be free from sin, and then how the believer is sanctified and enslaved to righteousness.

On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy will show us that the believer is set free from the master of sin to be enslaved by righteousness. We’ll look at what it means to be free from sin, and then how the believer is sanctified and enslaved to righteousness.

On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy shows us three marks of a true Christian: 1) There must be a significant change in the person’s character and conduct, 2) that this change is a supernatural work, and 3) that this change produces a submissive obedience to God.

On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy shows us three marks of a true Christian: 1) There must be a significant change in the person’s character and conduct, 2) that this change is a supernatural work, and 3) that this change produces a submissive obedience to God.

On this episode, Pastor/Dr. David Murphy shows us three marks of a true Christian: 1) There must be a significant change in the person’s character and conduct, 2) that this change is a supernatural work, and 3) that this change produces a submissive obedience to God.

On this episode Pastor/Dr. David Murphy moves to the second section of chapter six, where Paul answers another question about whether a believer can continue in sin, because he’s under grace. Paul shows that this thinking is absurd and points out that whomever you obey, you are a servant to.

On this episode Pastor/Dr. David Murphy moves to the second section of chapter six, where Paul answers another question about whether a believer can continue in sin, because he’s under grace. Paul shows that this thinking is absurd and points out that whomever you obey, you are a servant to.

On this episode Pastor/Dr. David Murphy points out how verse 14 summarizes the first section of chapter 6 by showing us two triumphs of grace: that the believer is no longer under the dominion of sin, and he is no longer under Law but under grace.