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What makes the book of Psalms the heartbeat of the Bible? What verse captures its theme? How should we feel about Psalms? Which is our greatest failure as Christians; not thinking right or not feeling right? Think carefully before answering. It is not a trick question, but the answer is insightful and very beneficial. ✅ Sign up to join thousands of others feasting on Dr. Briney's Vitamins For The...

In Matthew 22:1–14, Jesus tells the parable of a king who prepared a great wedding feast for his son and invited many people, but they refused to come. The invitation was not ordinary—it was an invitation from the King, yet people allowed their businesses, possessions, and personal interests to become more important than the feast. This is a powerful picture of how we can treat God today. God has...

Text - I Corinthians 5: 7-8 1. The Old Testament Feast 2. The New Testament Keeping of the Feast 3. The Abiding Reasons for Keeping the Feast

God calls his people to remind themselves daily of his redemptive riches in Christ.

Mercy is not just a theological concept. It is a lived reality that transforms people from the inside out. Genesis 43 shows this through the story of Joseph and his brothers, where mercy is both received and reflected in powerful ways. Judah, a man with a deeply shameful past, steps up as a trustworthy leader because God's grace had already changed him. Jacob releases his sons into God's care, tru...

1 The truth 2 The taste 3 The trust

This sermon examines the plot to kill Jesus during the Feast of Unleavened Bread, highlighting the theological significance of the Passover as a foreshadowing of Christ's atoning sacrifice. It explores the betrayal by Judas Iscariot, attributing his actions to the influence of Satan, the love of money, and wounded pride, while emphasizing that God sovereignly used these evil acts to accomplish His...

This sermon introduces a new series on the Songs of Ascent, specifically focusing on the context of Psalm 120 through 134 as pilgrim songs sung by Israelites ascending to Jerusalem for the major feasts. The message emphasizes the practical and spiritual purpose of singing, arguing that it centers hearts on Christ, expresses gratitude, unites the body of believers, reinforces biblical truth, and pr...

Pastor Brian's message at "Beast Feast 2026" at Calvary Baptist Church in Greenwood, Indiana

This sermon explores the social and spiritual obligations of the covenant people as outlined in Deuteronomy 15 through 17, emphasizing themes of compassion, remembrance, and justice. The central message highlights the command to release debtors and slaves, illustrating a theology of stewardship where God's blessings are meant for the care of the needy rather than personal exploitation. The discuss...

1. The Old Feast (Passover), v.26a. 2. The New Feast (Lord's Supper), vv.26b-30. i. Elements. ii. Order. iii. Meaning.

Sermon: A Foreward-Looking Feast Scripture Reading: Ezekiel 16; Revelation 21 Text: Revelation 19:7-8

What is the book of Psalms all about in light of the Kingdom of God? Psalms can be summed up as the expressions of joy, sorrow, peace, fear, comfort, pain, despair, and praise while living in one kingdom and hoping for another. It offers insight into the Kingdom of God as the second of five personalized books in the Old Testament, revealing the inner life of God's people as they navigate a fallen...

As the Son who gives the Spirit, Jesus Christ lavishes Spiritual goods for all his elect to enjoy.

Sermon: The Love Feast Scripture: Song of Songs 2: 1-7

The sermon explores the spiritual danger of dissatisfaction by examining the Israelites' complaint for meat in Numbers 11, illustrating how physical cravings can mask a lack of faith. It establishes a critical connection between the stomach and the soul, arguing that pickiness and gluttony are manifestations of pride and idolatry that hinder spiritual maturity. The preacher advocates for fasting a...

Sun 13/9/26 AM "From Famine to Feast"

Reading: John 11 Text: John 11:56