Explore Psalm 2’s powerful message of God’s anointed King, fulfilled in Jesus Christ. Learn why resisting Him is vain and how to find refuge in His grace.
Discover the biblical truth of unconditional election, where God sovereignly chooses His people for salvation, not based on their works but His divine will. Explore Ephesians 1 and Romans 8 in this insightful sermon.
Exploring humanity’s fallen state due to Adam’s sin, the sermon addresses three key questions: What is total depravity? Is the human will free or bound? And how can a depraved sinner be saved? Seek to understand the depth of human sin and the glory of divine grace.
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…
Psalm 15:1-5 Psalm of David. O Lord, who shall sojourn in your tent? Who shall dwell on your holy hill? He who walks blamelessly and does what is…
Seek God’s Word in Prayer We continue to Mark this morning. If you’d like to follow along, please open to Mark 12:18–27. Before we hear the word of…
Take your copy of the New Testament now, turn to the New Testament book of Mark. We continue our series through Mark. Chapter 12, starting verse 13 this…
Opening Prayer Our New Testament reading, we continue in Mark this morning, Mark 11:17. Before we hear from the Word, the sermon text, let’s ask His blessing upon…
Dive into a powerful exploration of the resurrection’s impact on every believer’s life. This sermon unpacks the profound hope found in Christ’s victory—transforming us now as heaven’s citizens and promising glorious, resurrected bodies in the future. Anchored in the reality of Christ’s triumph over death, this message stirs the heart with assurance and longing for eternity.
Opening Scripture and Prayer Take your Bibles now, if you would. I’d like to follow along and turn to the Gospel of Mark. We continue with Mark this…
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