Sermons on Christian Living
Explore the biblical meaning of baptism as God’s covenant sign of promise and salvation through judgment, connecting the Red Sea crossing to New Testament practice and the inclusion of children in God’s covenant family.
Discover how Philippians 4 offers God’s antidote to anxiety through rejoicing, prayer, and peace that surpasses understanding. Learn to find lasting joy and calm in Christ amid life’s troubles.
Discover the divine pattern of biblical worship from Romans 12 and Scripture’s covenants, temple, sacrifices, and gospel—how God calls, cleanses, consecrates, communes, and commissions His people.
Explore how Jesus fulfills the Passover in Mark 14:12-25, transforming it into a new covenant of grace. Discover the hope and peace found in Christ’s victory over tribulation.
Discover the joy and purpose of corporate worship in Psalm 122. Learn how gathering in God’s house brings praise, unity, and peace through Christ.
Explore the true meaning of the widow’s offering in Mark 12:35-44, where Jesus critiques the exploitative temple system and reveals the gospel’s grace for the vulnerable. Learn how this challenges false religion.
Opening Prayer and Scripture Reading With your copy of the scriptures still in hand, we’re gonna read from chapter 12 of the gospel of Mark. We continue in our series through Mark’s gospel. Before we hear the word read, let’s ask once more for the Lord to bless our time together and we do so,…
Take your Bibles now and turn to Mark, chapter 10. Mark, chapter 10. We return to Mark this morning. Gospel of Mark, chapter 10, starting in verse 1. It says this, and he left there and went to the region of Judah and beyond the Jordan, and crowds gathered to him again. And again, as…
Take your Bible’s now in turn, if you would, to the New Testament reading this morning, 1 Corinthians chapter 10. 1 Corinthians 10, starting at verse one. Once more, give your full attention. This is the word of God. The Lord says through the Apostle Paul, for I do not want you to be unaware,…
Heavenly Father, we once more thank you again that you have given us this written word that you have preserved and inscripturated down through time. Lord, we pray that you would illumine our minds and our hearts as we hear it expounded, Lord, as we hear your voice speaking through it. Lord, we pray that…