In the evening service, we will continue in our two-part miniseries from Isaiah looking at another early prophecy regarding the glory of Christ and his ministry in the later days. The text is Isaiah 11:1-10. We will consider these five points: The Stump and the Branch. (v. 1) His Equipping and the Character of His Rule. (vv.…
Sermons from March 2023
We continue in the book of Romans. Paul continues to address the unbelief of Israel and shows us how to think about it. We will consider these four points: The Inexcusableness of Unbelief. The Darkness of Sin. The Efficacy of Sovereign Grace. The Application to Us Today.
After finishing the book of Exodus, we will begin the book of Leviticus in a few weeks. For the next two weeks we will be looking at some early prophecies in Isaiah regarding the glory of the church and the blessing of Christ in the latter days. This first one is from Isaiah 2:1-5. We will consider…
After declaring that salvation is free to all and announcing the good news that “everyone who call on the name of the Lord will be saved” (without distinction), Paul now declares to us the necessary means of grace that God uses to save sinners. Once again, we will see the doctrine of effectual calling is Biblical. The text…
We come now to the end of our study of the book of Exodus. In this last chapter we will consider the goal of all that came before as God “takes up his residence” in the holy tabernacle. The message is entitled The Glory of God in His Tabernacle. We will consider these four points: Moses’ obedience. God’s acceptance…
The question of assurance of salvation is crucial for all of us. How can we know that we are saved? After explaining the sovereignty of God in salvation and describing the failure of Israel to embrace the promises of God by faith, Paul makes clear the freeness of the gospel. He describes the way that…
As our study of the book of Exodus comes near its close, we will read a large portion of scripture that describes how the work was completed according to all that the Lord had commanded Moses. We will consider the significance of this with these four points: The importance of obedience according to all that…
Paul continues with his thesis that the gospel is the power of God for the salvation of everyone who believes. He continues to describe the problem with Israel and makes the bold statement declaring Christ is the end of the law for righteousness to everyone who believes. We will consider what Paul means by this profound statement…