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VaultAI Summary: This sermon expounds on the imperative to remember the Sabbath day as the foundational act of keeping it holy, arguing that true observance begins with an intentional, heart-level recollection rather than mere external compliance. The central message challenges the modern church's tendency to neglect the fourth commandment, urging believers to view the Lord's Day as a sign of both...

This sermon examines the resurrection account in Mark 16, emphasizing that the crucified Jesus has risen just as He predicted. The message highlights that the resurrection does not erase the cross but vindicates Christ's sacrificial death as the central act of salvation for sinners. It argues that the reliability of Jesus' words is demonstrated by the fulfillment of His promises, even when His dis...

What shall I render unto the LORD for all his benefits toward me? I will take the cup of salvation, and call upon the name of the LORD. I will pay my vows unto the LORD now in the presence of all his people. (Psalms 116:12-14) ~~~~~ This sermon was preached at Bells Yew Green Chapel, Lord's Day afternoon. ~~~~~ *1/ The Lord's benefits towards us. 2/ A question as to what to do. 3/ A two fold answe...

This sermon explores the spiritual journey of Thomas as depicted in John 20, tracing his progression from absence to doubt and finally to confession. It emphasizes that while Thomas is often remembered for his skepticism, his story begins with isolation from the gathered church and ends with a profound declaration of Jesus' divinity. The message encourages believers to overcome despondency and unb...

How can we connect the work of Moses in the Old Testament with these sacraments that Jesus has given us in the New Testament? This sermon examines 1 Corinthians 10:1-5 to demonstrate that the God of the Old Testament and the New Testament is one unchanging God who saves through the same substance: the work of Jesus Christ. By analyzing the Israelites' passage through the Red Sea and their consumpt...

This sermon examines Mark 1:14-15, focusing on the content and demands of Jesus' initial proclamation in Galilee. The central message declares that the time of fulfillment has arrived and the kingdom of God is present, requiring a response of repentance and faith. The exposition defines the kingdom not merely as a future political entity but as the current rule of Christ over redeemed citizens, em...

This sermon explores the sixth priority in Jesus' training of the twelve disciples: an understanding of the King and His future kingdom. The central message defines the kingdom as an 'already not yet' reality, where believers are currently spiritual citizens awaiting the physical inauguration of God's eternal rule. The preacher argues that the primary method for preparing people for this kingdom i...

This sermon explores the theme of divine restoration through the account of Peter's reinstatement in John 21, emphasizing that God is a redeemer who repairs rather than discards the broken. The central message highlights that genuine, though imperfect, love for Christ is the essential foundation for salvation and ministry, contrasting it with mere religious duty or self-confidence. By analyzing th...

This sermon addresses the fundamental question of why Jesus Christ came into the world, grounding the answer in Matthew 20:28. The central message is twofold: Christ came to serve in humility, contrasting the worldly pursuit of dominance with the kingdom ethic of ministry, and He came to save by paying the infinite ransom of His life for the sins of many. The preacher emphasizes that sinners are c...

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...

Guest preacher Kurt Smith opens up John 6:41-47 demonstrating how salvation is by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone.

The sermon explores Ezekiel 17 to contrast human reliance on earthly powers with divine sovereignty over the growth of God's kingdom. It identifies the historical context of King Zedekiah's folly in seeking aid from Egypt rather than trusting the Lord, framing this as a warning against making prayer and dependence on God the first casualty of church life. The central message emphasizes that only G...

The visions given to Isaiah.

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...

Living Christ, Lasting Church | Acts 14:19–28 | Pastor Dan Wright The door of faith is still open. In Acts 14:19–28, we see how the risen Jesus Christ builds His church through the preaching of the gospel, the gathering of believers, and the faithful endurance of suffering. In this sermon, Pastor Dan Wright draws from Paul's first missionary journey and shares powerful stories from his family's ch...

Today we examine the Lord Jesus Christ's first sermon at Nazareth as He returned there where He was known as Joseph's son.

Prophetic Message 1: The Lamp That Never Runs Dry (Zechariah 4: 1-6) Prophetic Message 2: The Mountain That Becomes a Plain (Zechariah 4: 7a) Prophetic Message 3: The Stone Crowned with Grace (Zechariah 4: 7b-9) Prophetic Message 4: The Eyes That Rejoice in Small Things (Zechariah 4 : 10) This sermon explores the vision of the golden lampstand in Zechariah 4, emphasizing that God's work is accompl...

Text: Psalm 136 Title: His Steadfast Love Endures Forever Preacher: Donovan Drew Sermon Outline: 1. A Call to Worship our God, because His steadfast love endures forever. (vv. 1-3) 2. God's steadfast love is seen in His Creation. (vv.4-9) 3. God's steadfast love is seen in Him rescuing His people from slavery in Egypt. (vv. 10-15) 4. God's steadfast love is seen in His care for His peoplein their...

The sermon explores the account of the feeding of the five thousand, focusing specifically on the unnamed young boy who offered his meager lunch to Jesus. The central message emphasizes that staying close to Christ allows believers to perceive His needs and respond with faith, even when their resources seem insignificant compared to the magnitude of the task. By analyzing the boy's proximity to Je...

The sermon examines the theological implications of the serpent's initial question in Genesis 3, arguing that Satan's primary tactic was to introduce doubt regarding the authority and reliability of God's command. By shifting the burden of proof from the believer to God, the temptation replaces settled confidence in divine truth with individual judgment and pragmatic reasoning. This dynamic is con...

Preacher: Rev. Andrew Murray Welcome to our service at Ardaragh FPC. We hope you will join with us as we meet together to worship God.

This sermon examines the call of Levi the tax collector to illustrate that Jesus, the good physician, came specifically to heal those who are spiritually sick rather than those who perceive themselves as righteous. By contrasting the societal rejection of tax collectors with Jesus' inclusive table fellowship, the message highlights the irony that self-righteousness often blinds individuals to thei...