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Rosette Sings, Give Us Clean Hearts

I SEE JESUS! Who Will Declare His Generation? — Isaiah 53:8 This message centers on the extraordinary sacrifice of Jesus Christ and the responsibility of every redeemed believer to proclaim His life, death, resurrection, and saving grace. Beginning in Deuteronomy 21:22–23, we see a prophetic picture of Jesus hanging upon a tree. Galatians 3:13 reveals that Christ became a curse for us, willingly t...

How the blood of Jesus satisfies divine justice and restores peace between God and sinners, i.e., how his sacrifice makes propitiation / atonement for sin.

This Bible Study examines the spiritual decline of the priestly line of Eli, focusing on the severe corruption of his sons, Hophni and Phinehas, who stole offerings and committed sexual immorality. The analysis highlights Eli's failure to discipline his sons and his tendency to honor them above the Lord, which resulted in divine judgment upon his house. The text contrasts this wickedness with the...

This sermon explores the theological significance of the sin offering in Leviticus, distinguishing it from the burnt offering by focusing on the restoration of broken fellowship rather than the establishment of right relationship with God. The teaching clarifies that while salvation is secure and unbreakable, daily sins, particularly those of ignorance or omission, require confession and a return...

This sermon uses the metaphor of a soldier to explore the Christian life as a battle fought for Christ, emphasizing that believers are enlisted to serve a commanding officer rather than merely to secure salvation. The message distinguishes between the gift of salvation and the rewards for faithful service, urging believers to endure hardships and remain faithful in their specific assignments, even...

Jesus wasn't looking for people who simply wanted to be part of the crowd. He called for disciples who were willing to surrender everything, put Him first, take up their cross, and follow Him regardless of the cost. In Luke 14, Jesus confronts the great multitudes following Him with a challenging question: Are you truly willing to be My disciple? This message examines five essential marks of genui...

The sermon explores the central theme that God's primary motivation for redeeming His people is to secure their worship, rather than merely to provide material comfort or escape from bondage. Drawing from the narrative of Moses in Exodus, the message identifies the spiritual conflict inherent in this call, where the enemy employs strategies such as distraction, discouragement, division, doubt, and...

This sermon introduces the Book of Job by examining the character and background of the titular figure in the opening verses. It establishes Job as a historical, blameless man who lived with integrity, feared God, and actively avoided evil, likely during the patriarchal era. The message highlights his immense wealth and family as blessings rather than indicators of moral superiority, while emphasi...

Welcome to NAPC, join us as we study God's Word together. Today's sermon was preached by Rev. Stephen Ewing on 11/08/26 and is from Galatians 3:23-4:7;5:13-25

Chapel | November 9th, 2026 | Mike Foster | Sacrifice and Singing | Romans 12:1-2

This sermon explores the New Covenant identity of the church as a spiritual house and a holy priesthood, grounded in the text of 1 Peter 2. It emphasizes that believers are living stones built up by God into a community that offers acceptable spiritual sacrifices through Jesus Christ, rather than relying on individualistic faith or human mediators. The teaching highlights the corporate nature of C...

Propitiation is the act of appeasing an offended party. In the Bible it refers to the sacrifice of Christ the Saviour satisfying the righteous wrath and indignation of God against sinners, when they believe entirely in him. Here is the amazing love of God.

The sermon explores the practical application of Christian doctrine found in Romans 12, emphasizing that believers are to present their bodies as living sacrifices in response to God's abundant grace. It argues that the 'measure of faith' limits believers from pride and self-exaltation, fostering humility and unity within the body of Christ. The speaker distinguishes between the pre-canonical era...

This sermon reviews the extended temple vision given to Ezekiel during the Babylonian exile, particularly in Chapters 40-42. It considers the Jewish exiles' despair following the departure of God's presence from Jerusalem's original temple and its subsequent destruction by the Babylonian military forces, explaining that Ezekiel's highly detailed, vision-based temple was not intended as a literal a...

This sermon examines the historical Passover Seder meal to illuminate the theological significance of the Lord's Supper. It traces the Jewish preparations, such as the removal of leaven and the selection of the lamb, to demonstrate how these rituals prefigure Christ's sinless life and sacrificial death. The teaching emphasizes that Jesus is both the scapegoat who removes sin and the sacrificial la...

Let's talk about the temple vessels. In the old days, back when the tabernacle was first erected and then when the temple stood on Mt Zion, these were literal spoons, shovels, buckets, and other tools necessary for worshiping God with animal sacrifices. They were holy because they were part of the worship of the living God. Now, our vessels are fewer and simpler. We have hymnals, we have a few tra...

This sermon explores the theological significance of the twelve stones commanded in Joshua 4, framing them as a divine memorial that invites believers to remember God's past interventions. The message connects the physical act of remembrance on Remembrance Sunday to the spiritual reality of Christ as the Ark of the Covenant, who stands in the midst of death to secure eternal life. It argues that t...