We continue in our evening sermons to consider a psalm of encouragement for the church. As we consider Psalm 46 we see the comfort and encouragement that comes from knowing that God has promised to be with his church. We will consider what this means for us and how we should be encouraged and emboldened…
Sermons from February 2024
After three chapters of gospel exposition where Paul emphasized the church as the New Creation Temple of God, he begins his exhortation with this urgent call to unity. In light of all that he has said, this is the first application that we should take to heart. We are called not simply to an individual…
After completing our study of the book of Leviticus, we will have a short series on significant psalms. Today, we’ll be considering Psalm five, which I am calling “A Psalm of Preparation for Spiritual Warfare.” In this psalm, we see the two ways or “two sides” of the spiritual battle. And we are reminded the…
Our text marks the transition from gospel exposition to Paul’s application, which will begin in chapter four. Just like in the book of Romans, Paul ends his exposition of gospel blessing with a doxology (praise to God) (see Romans 11:33-36). Paul is encouraging us to enter into his praise and to see God’s power displayed…
Leviticus 27
Ephesians 3:14-19
We are drawing near to the end of the book of Leviticus. We will consider chapter 26, which presents us with God’s promised blessings for covenant faithfulness as well as his pronounced curses for covenant unfaithfulness. We will consider the faithfulness of God in the history of Israel and how we can know the blessings…
We continue to study Paul’s second prayer for the church. In this prayer we see not only the priority of love but Paul also describes how we are to grow in grace. Paul describes the climax and goal of the faith. This is not something we can attain in this life, but it is what…