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What is the Church? We see in 1 Thessalonians 1 the Church's position, the Church's power, and the Church's posture. The Church is in God, chosen for salvation; empowered by the Holy Spirit, and is looking to God and looking for Christ's return.

This sermon explores Psalm 80 as a fourfold appeal to God for spiritual revival, addressing the church's need for sanctification beyond initial justification. The exposition identifies the psalmist Asaph as a Levitical choir director and frames the text as a cry for divine intervention in times of national and personal spiritual decline. Key themes include God as Shepherd, Judge, and Savior, with...

A brief closing reflection summarizing the themes of the conference. Christ cherished Scripture, the Word of His Father. He lived by it and fulfilled it. Through unity with Him and the work of the Holy Spirit, believers receive that same Word into their own hearts. The closing message encourages participants to continue reading, praying, singing, and living out the Scripture, so that their minds,...

Building on the previous 2 topics, this address explored how the Holy Spirit uses Scripture to shape the believers into the image of Christ. The Word enriches the spirit, gives new direction to one's emotions, strengthens faith, deepens prayer, and shapes the Christians character. In short, it renews and transforms the heart and one's faculties and will bear fruit in the Christian's life. God's Wo...

The Bible has the power to totally transform you. Yes, transforming you to the image of Christ. Many people wish their life was different or even a second chance in life. What you need to know is that the Bible has the power to change you if you will simply read and study your copy of the Bible. Do you want to be skilled in all aspects of living? The Word of God provides the instruction for that....

In this episode, we venture into the epicenter of John Bunyan's The Holy War—a grand, high-stakes military epic that transforms the human soul into the contested fortress of Mansoul. From the tactical vulnerabilities of the city's five sensory gates to the tragic slide into spiritual complacency under Mr. Carnal-Security, Bunyan strips away religious platitudes to reveal how easily a restored hear...

This sermon explores the narrative of Genesis 24 as a profound illustration of God's sovereign providence in securing a wife for Isaac. The central message emphasizes that divine appointments are not the result of human planning or chance, but rather the fulfillment of God's eternal counsel, as seen in the servant's prayer and Rebekah's timely arrival. The text presents a typological view where Ab...

The sermon explores the promise in Psalm 72:16 that God will bring about a mighty harvest through a small remnant of believers, described as a handful of corn sown on mountaintops. It emphasizes that the smallness and apparent insignificance of the church are no barrier to divine blessing, as the secret of their power lies in the indwelling Holy Spirit. The text highlights the hostile nature of th...

This sermon expounds on 1 Peter 1:23-2:3 to define the evidences of true saving faith, particularly in the context of the Lord's Supper. The central message argues that true believers are distinguished by four marks of grace: they are born again through the sovereign work of the Holy Spirit and the Word of God, they actively mortify sin, they ardently desire and obey Scripture, and they have perso...

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In Acts 16 Paul and Silas set out on their second missionary journey. The Spirit says "No" to Asia, to Bithynia. Others will carry the gospel there. Now the gospel is being brought to Europe for the very first time. "Come over to Macedonia and help us," v9. Paul touches particularly three lives, Lydia, the Religiously Devout; the slave girl, the Cruelly Bound; the Roman soldier or army veteran, De...

The sermon challenges the common expectation that God will always remove life's difficulties, arguing instead that He often empowers believers to act supernaturally amidst their trials. Drawing from the account of Peter walking on water in Matthew 14, the message asserts that the church is called to step out of its comfort zone and engage with a hostile world through the power of the Holy Spirit,...

The sermon explores the practical applications of brotherly love as outlined in Hebrews 13, emphasizing that this love is a prerequisite for true charity and a sign of salvation. It highlights the command to entertain strangers, using the example of Abraham in Genesis 18 to illustrate the enthusiasm and hospitality believers should extend, noting that such acts may even involve ministering to ange...

Split the program in half today, covering the continuing developments in Mormonism, and the MIEs (Mormon Intellectual Elites) in contrast with the old view of authority and spiritual guidance. Then I gave an overview of what I expect in Saturday's debate, including putting Basil's words from On the Holy Spirit 18.45 on the big screen and discussing his original meaning in contrast with today's use...

This study expounds on Galatians 5:1-6, urging believers to stand firm in the liberty secured by Christ rather than returning to the bondage of the Mosaic Law. It addresses the historical context of Judaizers who insisted that Gentile Christians must be circumcised and keep the Law to be saved, arguing that adding works to faith nullifies the Gospel. The text presents four reasons to reject this a...

This sermon emphasizes the biblical imperative for believers to exercise spiritual discernment by testing all teachings against the truth of Scripture. Drawing from 1 John 4, the message identifies the correct confession of Jesus Christ's incarnation as the primary test for distinguishing the Spirit of God from the spirit of error. The exposition addresses contemporary theological errors, includin...

The church and city of Sardis was safe from all its enemies, but failed to watch and protect their own spiritual heart and their relationship to the Lord. Their reputation gave them a sense of false reality of themselves. Please join us in part 1 of the Church of Sardis, one of the seven churches of the book of Revelation. Part 2 will be available in the next seven day. 0:0 History of the City 7:0...

This sermon opens a communion season by examining the sin of grieving the Holy Spirit, emphasizing that true believers are called to self-examination and sincere repentance before partaking in the Lord's Supper. The speaker affirms the full deity and personhood of the Holy Spirit, who indwells believers as a seal of ownership and a source of comfort, salvation, and sanctification. Grieving the Spi...

The sermon explores the practical application of Ephesians 5, emphasizing that a godly marriage reflects the relationship between Christ and the church. It addresses the theological necessity of the wife's submission to her husband, clarifying that this role is not indicative of inferiority but rather a distinct responsibility within God's design. The message challenges husbands to embrace headshi...

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Dawn Hill examines The Gospel of Narc, raising concerns about Christian coaching, deliverance teaching, and messages that appear to discourage local church involvement. She evaluates claims about demonic spirits and heavenly experiences, explains why podcasts and support groups cannot replace pastoral care, and encourages Christians recovering from spiritual abuse to seek qualified biblical counse...

Paul charges Timothy and the body of Christ to "preach the word". What is a "charge"? Why do 99% of Christians, including pastors, FAIL to keep this charge? How do we keep the charge to "preach the word"? God's word gives us the answers. Also Reference: John 20:17, 1 Timothy 3:16, Deuteronomy 6:4, John 20:28, 1 John 5:7, 1 Corinthians 8:6, John 6:53-71, John 6:66 MUSIC: "The Lord Bless Thee" Acape...

This sermon outlines practical guidelines for discerning and following the will of God, emphasizing that divine direction is accessible to those who are saved, Spirit-filled, and submissive. The central theological argument rests on Romans 12:1-3, which calls believers to present their bodies as living sacrifices and be transformed by the renewing of their minds through Scripture. The speaker illu...

This sermon examines the historical and theological arguments for religious liberty in early colonial America, focusing on the Baptist perspective that the state has no authority over the church or individual conscience. It contrasts the corruption of state-sanctioned religion, which often led to persecution and heresy, with the belief that true Christianity is sustained by the new covenant and th...