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This sermon was preached on October 25, 2026 at Antioch Presbyterian Church, a congregation of Calvary Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church in America located in Woodruff, South Carolina. Pastor Zachary Groff preached this sermon entitled "One Mediator Between God & Man" on Exodus 24:12-18. For more information about Antioch Presbyterian Church, please visit ⁠antiochpca.com⁠ or contact us at ⁠⁠⁠i...

God did not redeem His people merely to forgive them—He brought them near so they could worship Him and enjoy fellowship with Him. In Leviticus 2–3, the grain and peace offerings show us what life in God's presence looks like: grateful worship for all He has provided and joyful fellowship with the God who welcomes us near. Together, these sacrifices challenge us not merely to enjoy God's gifts, bu...

This sermon examines the contrasting responses of Abram and Lot to material wealth and land, highlighting how Abram's generosity reflects a childlike trust in God while Lot's selfishness mirrors an orphan's anxiety. The central message challenges the worldly notion that selfishness pays off, arguing instead that such pursuits lead to spiritual danger and temporary satisfaction only. By contrasting...

Pastor Mark Hogan teaches on congregational singing as a commanded gospel ordinance of Christ's churches, defending it from the Confession of Faith ch. 22, para. 5 and 17th-century Particular Baptists such as Robert Purnell. He grounds it in Old Testament calls to sing (Psalm 96:1-2; 98:4; 67:4; 117:1; Isaiah 35:10; 51:11) and Christ's hymn after the Lord's Supper (Matthew 26:27-30), with the core...

The sermon establishes the theological principle that Scripture is not subject to private interpretation but requires the guidance of the Holy Spirit, who is identified as the divine author and teacher of the Bible. It emphasizes the necessity of spiritual discernment to understand God's Word, contrasting the natural man's inability to comprehend spiritual truths with the believer's access to reve...

Sunday Morning Worship 10/25/26

THE SOURCE OF FORGIVENESS.Psalm 103:1–13 KJVWhere can guilty people find real forgiveness? Psalm 103 gives us the answer: forgiveness begins with God because forgiveness flows from the heart of God. David calls upon his own soul to remember the benefits of the Lord, including this wonderful truth: "Who forgiveth all thine iniquities." Our forgiveness is not based upon our goodness, our ability to...

1. His Divine Identity 2. His Saving Work 3. His Enduring Presence

Sunday Morning Service at the Landmark MBC located in Honey Grove, TX.

1. Remember our Identity 2. Recognize the danger. 3. Rely on the Holy Spirit. Relying in the Holy Spirit: (Part 2) Eph 6:17-18  "And take the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God:  Praying always with all prayer and supplication in the Spirit, and watching thereunto with all perseverance and supplication for all saints;" Weapon of Offence. The Sword of the Spi...

Pastor Mark Hogan teaches on Genesis 2:1–3 that the Sabbath is a creation ordinance, a pre-fall pattern of six days of labor and one day of holy rest, and a prospect pointing to eternal rest with God. He connects this to Exodus 20:8–11, Mark 2:23–28, and Hebrews 4:1–11, arguing that Jesus restores the Sabbath as a gift for human flourishing, that the weekly day of worship shifts to the Lord's Day...

In this sermon on Belgic Confession Article 34, Rev. Joel Wories teaches that water baptism is more than a one-time rite of passage. It is a means of grace that blesses God's people throughout their lives. He considers three things. First is the place of baptism: Christ has ended every other shedding of blood, so baptism replaces bloody circumcision while still marking entrance into the covenant c...

When Christ died, the veil of the Temple was torn in two, from the top to the bottom. This exposed the Holy of holies and removed the barrier that separated it from public access. The Temple and its accompanying worship appealed strongly to the physical senses. But we, as New Testament believers, have put away those childish things. The Levitical worship system was full of types and shadows that w...

Christ's first coming was clearly foretold, yet many were unprepared—and His second coming will likewise arrive unexpectedly, demanding spiritual readiness. The parable of the ten virgins emphasizes that outward association with the church, correct doctrine, prayer, and anticipation of Christ's return are not themselves proof of salvation; only those who possess the "oil" of the Holy Spirit—true r...

The Canons of Dort The Fifth Head of Doctrine – The Perseverance of the Saints ARTICLE 11 – Believers struggle with various carnal doubts and do not always feel the full force of this assurance, but God will never tempt them above their ability to bear it, but makes for them a way of escape; also the Holy Spirit works assurance in us. The Scripture moreover testifies that believers in this life ha...

Robert Strivens preaches from Colossians 1:13-14 on the great change God brings about in a believer. Three things are set out: God has delivered us from the power of darkness, transferred us into the kingdom of His dear Son, and given us redemption through His blood, the forgiveness of sins. The sermon calls believers to thankfulness and holy living, and urges those who are not yet Christians to t...

Have you ever felt that there is a disconnect between what the church is, and what Scripture says it should be? The church is meant to be a hospital for the hurting, but some of our wounds are self-inflicted. Instead of helping to bear one another's burdens, we are sometimes afraid to get involved. Jesus calls us a city on a hill but sometimes the church is an almost invisible secret society. Rath...

Questions for the Christian - Alcohol?

This sermon examines the final instructions of Jesus to His disciples in John 14, focusing on the resolve to face impending trials with divine equipment. The central message highlights the ministry of the Holy Spirit as the primary tool for believers, detailing His roles in teaching, reminding, and providing peace that surpasses worldly understanding. Listen along as Pastor Gable emphasizes that r...

In this sermon from Job 42:1-6, Pastor Green brings the book of Job to its climax, where Job finally answers the Lord and repents in dust and ashes. His central burden is that this book is not chiefly about theodicy or the justification of suffering, but about God Himself—a sovereign Lord who is also immanent, present with His servant in the very depths of the storm. Pastor Green reminds the congr...