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What does the Bible teach about worship music? In Ephesians 5:18–19, Paul shows how Spirit-filled believers are called to worship God through psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs. Worship music is more than a melody or an emotional experience. Scripture gives us biblical principles for music that directs our hearts to praise, communicates sound doctrine, encourages spiritual maturity, and ministers...

This sermon expounds the qualification of being "able to teach" (1 Timothy 3:2) as the final point in a series on the elder's qualifications. The ability to teach is examined not merely as a skill but as a gift tied to the elder's calling to guard and communicate sound doctrine within the church, the pillar and ground of the truth. Main points: - the nature of the gift of teaching as distinct from...

Why should we trust God's wisdom with the decisions of our lives? In Proverbs 8:12–36, Solomon personifies wisdom as a woman presenting her qualifications, revealing why she deserves our attention, trust, and obedience. Wisdom offers prudence, knowledge, sound counsel, understanding, and strength to navigate life's decisions. She teaches us to hate what God hates, seek godly counsel, lead with rig...

Was the Reformation a revolution, or a recovery of something that had been buried? In "An Old Gospel, Recovered," Pastor John Samson preaches Romans 1:16-17, the very verses that set Martin Luther free, and shows that the gospel the Reformers proclaimed was not invented in 1517 but promised by the prophets and preached by the apostles. Along the way you will hear why Luther said, "I did nothing; t...

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This morning Dr. Jon Jacobs takes a break from his regular series and instead teaches on the necessity of reforming the church, the reformation, and the doctrines that make up Calvinism. AS well as the time that preceded the Reformation, a time of spiritual and doctrinal darkness. R.C. Sproul writes this, "John Calvin is a gulliver in the land of the Lilliputians, a titan in the midst of dwarfs. H...

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This sermon argues that the Christian Sabbath is a binding moral obligation for New Covenant believers, rooted in the creation ordinance and the Fourth Commandment. It distinguishes between the unchangeable moral principle of one day in seven and the changeable positive law regarding which specific day is observed, asserting that the resurrection of Christ transferred the holy day from Saturday to...

Omni presence, Omni science, Omni potent Everywhere present at the same time All knowing - All powerful

On Reformation Sunday, Charles Sebold steps back from Luther's biography to ask what the church looked like before him, in "Do Your Best, and God Will Do the Rest." Luther did not stand outside a corrupt system throwing stones; he was the most faithful man inside a sincere system that could never tell him he was forgiven. Beginning with the 1505 thunderstorm that drove the young law student into t...

Teaching on the doctrine of Salvation (or soteriology), specifically election, using selected verses and relevant extra-biblical resources.

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Teaching on 1 Timothy 6:20-21

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...

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This sermon explores the purpose and necessity of confessions of faith, such as the New Hampshire and 1689 Baptist Confessions, as systematic summaries of biblical truth rather than substitutes for Scripture. It emphasizes that while individual believers must personally study the Bible to account for their faith, confessions provide a tested, historical standard for evaluating doctrine and church...

This sermon examines the dialogue between Jesus and Nicodemus to highlight the absolute necessity of spiritual rebirth for entering God's kingdom. The central argument asserts that human effort or moral improvement is insufficient for salvation, as humanity possesses a fallen nature that cannot change itself without divine intervention. Jesus' teaching is presented as a confrontation with religiou...

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...

Study in the 1689 Second London Baptist Confession of Faith

The Regulative Principle teaches that God alone determines how He is to be worshiped, permitting only what Scripture commands and forbidding human inventions or traditions. It regulates public worship to the divinely appointed elements: Scripture reading and preaching, prayer, singing, and the sacraments; while leaving circumstances to our sanctified wisdom. The Regulative Principle preserves the...