We continue with the historical prologue in Deuteronomy. Moses reminds the people of the ways in which they all received a foretaste of the promised blessings. The point of the foretaste is to encourage us to press on until we receive what has been promised. The text is Deuteronomy 3:12- 29.
Sermons from April 2024
Paul continues with his exhortation to the church. After exhorting us to unity as a church, Paul moves on to speak of the pursuit of personal holiness in Ephesians 4:17-24. We will divide this passage into two sermons. This week we are considering the radical change of mind that comes with regeneration and what it means…
We continue with the historical prologue in Deuteronomy. Moses reminds the people of the recent victories God gave to his people. This passage confronts the essential tendency for us to be pessimistic in our struggles in this world. God has a plan and we have already seen the victory, which he has accomplished.
In Ephesians 4:15-16 we come to the climax of Paul’s exhortation to church unity. This passage is often misunderstood and misused. Here we are confronted with God’s wonderful plan for unity and growth. God is the one who must be at work. But we are called to participate together in this growth.
We continue with the historical prologue in Deuteronomy (2:1-25). We need to remember the one who leads us in our wilderness experience on earth is the Sovereign God of all the earth. He has a plan for his glory and our good.
We continue in Ephesians (4:11-14) to see specifically Christ’s provision for church growth and unity. We will consider God’s plan for unity and growth in the church.
Genesis 12:10-13:1
Luke 23:32-43