TGP Sermon Podcast

Today, Pastor Rob continues our series on Hope For Exiles by preaching from First Peter chapter Two verses Thirteen through Seventeen. These verses begin a section on submission and we’ll talk about who to respect, who to love, who to fear and who to follow.  📱 Follow us on Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/tgpny/🙏🏼 Submit a prayer request: shorturl.at/hnpL7 💪 Support TGP:  ...

Today in our series on Hope For Exiles, Pastor Rob will preach from First Peter chapter 2:9-12. Peter is giving his readers an opportunity to consider their response to the world around them. Are they going to live as reflections of the glory of God? The question is the same for us today.    📱 Follow us on Instagram:   https://www.instagram.com/tgpny/ 🙏🏼 Submit a prayer request:...

Today, we continue our series on Hope For Exiles. Pastor Rob will preach from First Peter chapter 2 verses 4-8. In these verses, Peter references Isaiah and Psalms as he points to Jesus, the living stone.

Today, we're back in 1 Peter for our series on Hope For Exiles. Pastor Rob will be preaching from chapter 2 on the holy life that Peter is encouraging his readers to live out.

Pastor Denny Burns brings a charge for the church and for our lead pastor, Rob Burns.

Today, we wrap up our Summer in the Psalms by looking at Psalm 97. In this Psalm we see the Lord reigning and coming in glory, judging the wicked and rewarding the righteous.

Today, Pastor Rob continues our Summer in the Psalms by looking at Psalm 92, where we see the gathered church declaring the greatness of God.

Today, Mike Peschka continues our Summer in the Psalms by preaching from Psalm 136. This Psalm is unique in that every verse repeats the line “for his steadfast love endures forever.” It teaches us about who God is, what He has done and what our identity is because of that.

We all come to the Lord with our requests, and God wants us to come to Him as a loving Father.  But there’s a lot for us to think about in HOW we come to Him. Why do we have the requests that we have? What are the outcomes that we hope for? Scripture gives us answers and in Psalm 143 we see David express his desires and also work to put them in the context of God’s Mission.

Our focus this weekend was ministering to cities and we had three missionaries share with us from the book of Jeremiah.

Today, Pastor Ben preaches from Psalm 112. This Psalm starts with a beatitude that says “Blessed is the man who fears the Lord, who greatly delights in his commandments.” What does it mean to delight yourself in the law of the Lord, and what happens to the person who does?

Today we continue our Summer in the Psalms by looking at the first Psalm. Psalm One contrasts the blessed way of the righteous person with the perishing way of the wicked. What makes the difference? The commitment to the word of God. Pastor Rob will help us learn how we can experience that same blessing.

Today Pastor Rob preaches from Psalm 133 on the issue of unity. The Psalmist uses 2 word pictures to describe this unity: Oil running down the beard of Aaron and the dew of Hermon. Pastor Rob will help us understand the significance of these two analogies and we’ll be challenged to people who dwell in unity..

Dr. Miller starts off our Summer sermon series with a message out of Psalm 46.

Today we thank Dr. Miller for his 13 years of ministry here at TGP and officially pass the baton to Pastor Rob.

Pastor Rob continues our series in 1 Peter in verses 22-25.

Pastor Rob continues our series in 1 Peter in verses 17-21.

We're back in first Peter this morning after a short two message series from Dr. Miller.

Dr. Miller preaches the second part of a short two message series from the book of Titus.

Dr. Miller starts a short two part series on the book of Titus.

Pastor Rob continues our series in 1 Peter in verses 10-12.

Dr. Miller preaches a special Mother's Day message.

Pastor Rob continues our series in 1 Peter in verses 8 & 9.

Pastor Rob continues our series in 1 Peter, looking at verses 6 and 7.

Pastor Rob continues our new series in 1 Peter.