Truth for God's Church

In this clip, Pastors Brandon and Jon English discuss an overview of the doctrines of the law and the gospel, and they give a few reasons why these doctrines are vital to the christian life.

In this episode, Pastor Jon English leads a study of Psalm 131 on humble dependence and contentment in the Lord.

In this bible study, Jon English discusses the doctrine of God's goodness, especially from Psalm 34:8a.

In this clip, Jordan Nelson and Jon English Lee discuss the work of Jesus on the Cross. They talk about different aspects of Christ's atoning work, and why this really is good news for the believer.

In this bible study from Psalm 31:15, Pastor Jon English examines the doctrine of Divine Providence as a comfort to believers.

The wise man or woman of God will do the hard work of pressing God’s word down into his or her heart, will seek after God’s ways, and will be blessed with long life, peace, and good favor. Ultimately, each of these promised blessings of wisdom is found through faith in Jesus Christ, who offers us everlasting life, peace with God, and God’s good favor.

In this clip I begin my exposition of the Baptist Catechism.

In this sermon from John 17:33-36, we see that Christ’s kingdom is not of this world. It is spiritual in essence, ruled by a spiritual king, and defended using spiritual warfare, and that gives us great hope.

This sermon explores what Proverbs teaches us about an angry person, what James teaches us about the root of anger, and how Jesus Christ addresses us in our anger.

In this sermon from John 18:12-27, Jon English Lee explains how the Fear of man is a powerful foe, and it breeds other sins, like lying. But the fear of the Lord frees us to speak the truth no matter the cost because we know that we are secure in the Lord’s protection.

In this sermon, the risks and root of drunkenness are explained from Proverbs 23:29-35, and Christ's remedy for our enslavement is shown from Romans 6. The results of Christ's remedy, growing especially self-control, are also the natural fruit of union with Christ.

What can Proverbs teach us about friendship? We see that a good friend is faithful, loyal, willing to speak hard truth, knows when to speak, doesn't lead us astray, and doesn't befriend us out of selfish motives. And, thankfully, Jesus is our greatest friend. 

In this sermon from Proverbs 26:12-16, Jon English Lee explains the picture that Proverbs paints of a sluggard that is hinged to his bed, hopeless at finishing tasks, is a master of excuses, who is never fulfilled, and who is defenseless. However, we also see in Scripture how Christ is the very opposite of these things, and we can have great hope and comfort because of it.

How can I obey Galatians 6:2 and help others bear the burdens that they are carrying? In this message I lay out 7 practical principles to help orient us as we seek to bear one another's burdens, and thus fulfill the law of Christ.

This sermon explains some dynamics found within unhealthy relationships by examining the relationship between Joseph and his brothers in Genesis 37. Several sinful, even abusive, patterns are laid out.

In this sermon, Jon English Lee explains how God’s wisdom calls out to sinners, beckons them to leave their path of sin, warns them of coming judgment, and offers security to the believer.

In this sermon from Proverbs 3:9-10, Jon English Lee lays out 8 biblical principles that should guide a wise man or woman of God as they think about their wealth, money, and possessions. 

In this sermon, Dr. Jon English Lee explains how our giving back to the Lord reveals our heart, exposes our true theology, and is an act of worship. He also lays out 11 biblical principles that should guide our christian giving.

The announcement of God’s peace toward men impacts every area of our lives. Because of Jesus’s coming, we can have peace with God, peace with ourselves, and peace with fellow sinners.

In this short sermon, Jon English Lee explains the significance of Christ's state of humiliation, which includes his incarnation (his taking on flesh), which is celebrated every Christmas season.

In this sermon from John 19:38-42, Jon English Lee explains how Christ’s death on the cross overcomes our fear of man and realigns our priorities toward kingdom service.

In this sermon from Proverbs 3:7-7, Jon English Lee explains that pride will bring dishonor and punishment, and that that a prideful person brings strife. However, a humble person is a peacemaker, will receive honor, and will have life.

In this sermon, Jon English Lee explains the biblical responsibilities of both the shepherds and the sheep within the household of God. Scripture References: 1 Thessalonians 5:12-13 , Hebrews 13:7 , 1 Peter 5:1-4

Why is Christmas a season of Good news and great joy? Why is it a time of peace and of goodwill toward all men? In this sermon Dr. Jon English Lee explains from 1 John 3 the reasons why Christmas really is a season of Good News and Great Joy.

In this sermon from John 17:17, Dr. Jon English Lee explains how God’s Word is Truth. It is sufficient, trustworthy, and seen most clearly in the incarnate word and His ministry.