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The sermon examines the tension between theological knowledge and Christian love, using Paul's discussion of food offered to idols in 1 Corinthians 8 as a framework. It argues that while believers possess the truth that idols are nothing and have liberty in Christ, this knowledge often leads to pride and arrogance rather than humility. The central message is that true knowledge of God should produ...

"All the redeemed of the Lord will join in one great anthem." In this sermon on Psalm 107:1–3 titled "Religion that is True," Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones addresses this unity despite four different types of experiences people one can encounter. Those wandering in the wilderness in need of habitation, those bound in affliction needing relief, those suffering in ill health and starvation, or those on the...

This sermon explores Ecclesiastes 3, arguing that the passage is not merely a list of human experiences but a declaration of humanity's dependence on God's sovereignty. The central message asserts that God has appointed a specific time for every event, including both joy and suffering, and has intentionally limited human understanding to foster trust in His wisdom. By examining God's control, know...

This sermon explores Proverbs 16:15 to illustrate how the favor of God, secured through Jesus Christ, provides spiritual life and assurance to believers. The message contrasts the terrifying wrath of a king with the life-giving light of his countenance, applying this to the believer's relationship with the Heavenly King. It emphasizes that access to God in prayer is grounded not in personal merit...

The sermon explores Joshua 24, emphasizing the necessity of a deliberate and timely decision to serve the Lord. It highlights the importance of remembering God's past deliverance and blessings as the foundation for present obedience, urging believers to reject both ancestral idolatry and contemporary cultural influences. The text interprets the phrase "if it seem evil unto you" as a dismissal of f...

This sermon encourages believers to persevere in well-doing despite weariness, emphasizing that the reward comes in due season if one does not faint. The central message identifies several causes of spiritual fatigue, including disobedience, unrealistic expectations of an easy Christian life, misinterpreted divine chastisement, perceived injustice, and a lack of faith. Drawing from Leviticus, Prov...

Let the Bible Speak - TV Recording 417. Preacher: Rev Stephen McCrea. Bible reading: Philippians 3 : 7 - 14. Subject: Do You Know Him?. Hymns: Naught have I gotten & Sound the Gospel of Grace Abroad.

Woe unto those that are self-righteous.

Preached in Newcastle-Under-Lyme, England, UK

The sermon contrasts the first coming of Jesus as a humble lamb for salvation with His future return as a lion to execute judgment upon the ungodly. It defines ungodliness as a state of spiritual blindness, depraved desires, and irreverence toward God, emphasizing that all humanity is under the wrath of God due to sin. The central message highlights the profound grace of God, who demonstrated His...

This sermon explores the theological definition of the local church as a living body fitly joined together, emphasizing that God intentionally assigns believers to specific congregations for their growth and service. The message highlights the Greek concept of tight integration and adjustment, urging members to view their church membership as a divinely appointed post rather than a casual choice....

The sermon centers on the concept of God as a 'buckler,' a small, personal shield that protects the believer from the enemy's attacks. Drawing primarily from 2 Samuel 22:31, the message contrasts the fleeting security of worldly defenses with the eternal reliability of God's Word. Through the examples of David and Ahab, the text illustrates that while human efforts and status can fail, God remains...

Today is Election Day. Before you go to vote, check your polling hours and take the proper ID with you. Stay in line because if you're in line when polls close, you can still vote. If you have a mail ballot, drop it off today at it's proper location. Friends, there is too much at stake to sit this one out. Every seat in the U.S. House is being voted on today as is one-third of the U.S. Senate. Thi...

Preached in Rotherham, England, UK

This was the funeral sermon for Mark Nixon, Sr., a beloved emeritus elder who departed to be with the Lord on October 30th, 2026. The Lord Jesus Christ desires his people. He desires them... 1. To be with him. 2. To see him. 3. To love him (even more). The Lord Jesus Christ desired Mark Nixon, and now has him in full. Disclosure: the preacher experienced a coughing fit in the first five minutes of...

Humanity living life before God is the theme of Psalm 92 and the Bible as a whole. In this sermon on Psalm 92:1–15 titled "Godly or Ungodly," Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones takes the opportunity to walk through the psalm and observe the life of people before God's presence. What are the two types of people in this world? Listen to hear the only distinction that truly includes all people in one of two cate...

Preached in Cannock, England, UK

WATCH ON YOUTUBE - https://youtu.be/YchuoYh3K1E This sermon commemorates the Protestant Reformation by examining the courage and conviction of reformers like Martin Luther, who stood firm on the authority of Scripture against ecclesiastical and political pressure. Drawing parallels with biblical figures such as Elijah and Daniel, the message emphasizes that true faith requires a willingness to be...

This sermon examines Revelation 14:14-20, presenting the imagery of two distinct final harvests that signify the end of the age. The preacher identifies the first harvest as the gathering of the godly, represented by wheat, which Christ personally reaps to bring His people into the heavenly storehouse. In contrast, the second harvest depicts the gathering of the ungodly, represented by grapes, whi...

This sermon examines the account of Elisha and King Joash to illustrate the spiritual danger of stopping short of God's intended victory. The central message emphasizes that divine promises are often contingent upon human perseverance and full commitment to the spiritual battle. The preacher argues that Joash's decision to strike the ground only three times, rather than five or six, reveals a lack...

This sermon examines the conversion of Saul in Acts 9, highlighting his immediate humility and willingness to obey God's command to go into Damascus. The message emphasizes the importance of asking God for direction and then acting on that direction without delay or backtalk, contrasting Saul's response with the excuses often made by believers. It explores the theme of divine patience, noting that...

Happiness does not come from projecting a positive image or from covering sin, but from confession. By uncovering our sin, we experience the relief of having been covered in Christ's righteousness. BLESSING THAT IS SECURE SILENCE THAT WASTES AWAY CONFESSION THAT RELIEVES DELIVERANCE THAT GLADDENS

1. Properly Defined 2. Its Deepest Motive 3. Its Ultimate Purpose This sermon explores the theological significance of Proverbs 27:5-6, arguing that true friendship is marked not by constant approval but by faithful rebuke that exposes sin for the sake of spiritual well-being. The preacher contrasts the 'kisses of an enemy,' which offer deceptive comfort, with the 'wounds of a friend,' which act a...

From Genesis 15, the preacher shows that God counted Abraham's faith to him for righteousness, and calls God the accountant who keeps the record of every soul's debt. He walks through Abraham's failures recorded in Genesis, including Hagar, his laughter at God's promise and twice calling his wife his sister, and shows that Scripture never excuses sin. From Romans 4, Hebrews 10, Psalm 103 and Hebre...

This sermon examines the narrative of Jacob and Leah in Genesis 29, highlighting the contrast between human perception and divine observation. While Jacob favors Rachel and neglects Leah, God sees Leah's inner suffering and responds to her prayers by opening her womb. The preacher emphasizes that believers often face situations where their consistent, righteous service goes unnoticed by people, wh...