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If the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed. (John 8:36) ~~~~~ Lord's Day afternoon service at Milward House Pilgrim Home with some 20 residents and several staff. ~~~~~ *1/ Who Jesus is speaking to - Believers, Abrahams seed. 2/ What he is speaking of - freedom. 3/ How freedom is found.* **Sermon summary:** The sermon explores the theological concept of true freedom as prese...

The sermon explores one of the most extraordinary demonstrations of God's covenant faithfulness in Scripture, revealing how the Lord's promise to Abram ultimately foreshadows the redemptive work of Jesus Christ. After promising Abram the land of Canaan, God commands him to prepare a solemn covenant ceremony involving animals cut in two, a practice in which those passing between the pieces invoked...

Dear Grace Church, November 1, 2026 To make the most of the Lord's Day, I encourage you to read Ephesians 4:17-5:21. Reread Ephesians 5:18-21 with the outline, and pray through each verse with the help of the outline. In my introduction to the message, I've sought to apply the biblical theology tracing this history of redemption of Israel in Ezekiel 16. You will find a graphic below illustrating E...

This sermon explores the narrative of Abraham's test on Mount Moriah, highlighting the profound connection between this Old Testament event and the New Testament gospel. The central message emphasizes that Abraham's unwavering faith and obedience reveal a divine picture of God's supreme sacrifice, where the Father offers His only Son, Jesus Christ, as a substitutionary atonement for sinners. Key t...

Summary: After the triumphant conquest, Israel is defeated by a relatively weaker nation country called Ai. How? One man has sinned and brought judgement to the whole nation. Lesson: - Our sin affects the whole. We can sin in isolation but we bear the fruits corporately. - But Christ bears the judgement individually so that the fruits of redemption can flow to the whole of His people.

Part 11 in the exposition of the Gospel according to Luke.

Pharaoh, out of pride, asked who the Lord is. The elders, out of discouragement, asked where the Lord is. Moses, in confusion, asked why, Lord.

This sermon explores the biblical definition of faith as the substance of things hoped for and the evidence of things not seen, using Hebrews 11 as the primary text. It outlines eight distinct aspects of faith, including its ability to perceive the invisible, believe the impossible, seek miracles, obey the unthinkable, desire the incorruptible, refuse the irresistible, conquer the undefeatable, an...

This sermon addresses the profound grief of a congregation facing the sudden loss of a beloved member, anchoring the response in Psalm 11. It emphasizes the necessity of recommitting one's soul to the Lord when human understanding fails and foundations seem destroyed. The message highlights God's sovereignty and goodness, noting that while He allows suffering, He remains present in His holy temple...

This sermon explores the believer's assurance of salvation, arguing that confidence in God's promises rests not on personal performance or fluctuating feelings, but on the faithfulness of the Triune God. Drawing from Ephesians 1:13-14, the message highlights how the Holy Spirit seals believers as God's own, confirming their adoption and guaranteeing their eternal inheritance. The teaching emphasiz...

The sermon centers on the metaphor of the potter and the clay from Jeremiah 18, illustrating God's sovereign right to shape believers according to His divine purpose. By referencing 1 Corinthians 6:20, the message emphasizes that Christians are bought with a price and therefore belong to God, not to themselves or worldly desires. The speaker uses personal anecdotes, including his father's lifelong...

1. Deliverance! 2. Deliverance by redemption 3. The corresponding call to repentance

The sermon examines the contrasting responses of the two criminals crucified alongside Jesus, highlighting the transition from mockery to genuine faith. It emphasizes that all humanity begins in a state of rebellion against God, characterized by ignorance and disregard for divine authority, but the Gospel offers a path to redemption through repentance and trust in Christ. The text underscores the...

The sermon explores the theological transition from being a servant under the law to becoming an adopted son of God through faith in Christ. It highlights the believer's new identity as an heir with a guaranteed future inheritance, emphasizing that this status is granted by God's timing and grace rather than human effort. The message details the comfort of the Holy Spirit, who bears witness to thi...

This sermon concludes a series tracing the biblical narrative of redemption by examining the book of Revelation as the ultimate unveiling of Jesus Christ's glory and authority. It emphasizes that the central focus of Revelation is not merely future events, but the person of the King who reigns over history and holds the keys to death. The message highlights the church's call to faithfulness amidst...

This sermon examines the act of Jesus washing the disciples' feet as a profound symbol of His condescension and the necessity of divine cleansing for salvation. It contrasts the disciples' ambition for status with Christ's focus on His redemptive mission, highlighting that true greatness is found in humble service rather than ritual performance. The text explores the theological distinction betwee...

Take this theme of pain to praise with you tonight. Never forget how David points you to Christ and His suffering for you on the cross that led to His glorious exaltation. Never forget how Christ has opened the way and leads you through suffering to glory. Never forget how Christ leads you through the pain now, not only to praise Him in the future and for eternity, but also to praise Him in the mi...

This sermon examines the genealogy of Genesis 5 as a counter-narrative to the depravity cataloged in the previous chapter, highlighting the redemptive grace of God preserved through a faithful line. The text argues that the chronogenealogical data supports a young earth and a deteriorating human lifespan due to sin, challenging modern evolutionary worldviews. Central to the message is the call for...

Singing: Psalm 121: 1 Hymn 53: 1, 2 Psalm 2: 1, 2, 3, 4 Psalm 87: 1, 2, 4 Psalm 65: 2, 3 Psalm 74: 2 Reading: Ezekiel 9; Revelation 7 Text: Ephesians 1: 3 – 14 Sermon: A blessing of praise to God 1. God's selection of us 2. Our redemption in Christ 3. The mystery of our inheritance

Baptism: A Reformed Baptist Understanding Adult Sunday School — Two-Lesson Outline Our guiding principle: Our understanding of baptism must flow from our understanding of the whole Bible, especially the covenants and their fulfillment in Jesus Christ. Lesson 1 — The Foundations of Baptism: Covenants and Christ 1. Introduction: Why Study Baptism? • Baptism is a simple ordinance with a rich biblical...