Mark 9:14-29
Sermons from May 2024
Numbers 5:11-31
We finish up up the historical prologue in Deuteronomy. This is the end of Moses’ first speech. We will consider the rhetorical questions that Moses asks as he reminds us of the great privilege to be recipients of God’s self-revelation. We will consider the fulfillment of that revelation in Christ and the implications of that fulfillment…
We continue in our study of the Epistle to the Ephesians looking at Ephesians 5:1-2. Once again, we see that doctrine and life go together. Paul gives great exhortations always grounded in the truth of the gospel. In our text, we see the highest calling and the greatest privilege of the believer. And we need to know…
We continue with the historical prologue in Deuteronomy. Moses reminds the people of God’s holy love demonstrated in his jealousy. We need to hear the warning and embrace the promise here because as the writer of Hebrews reminds us “Our God is still a consuming fire.” Hebrews 12:29
After describing the reality and pattern of Christian sanctification, Paul begins to apply his teaching to the church exhorting us in how we speak. Here we see why and how we are to be “speaking to one another in love.”
We continue with the historical prologue in Deuteronomy. Our text is Deuteronomy 4:1-14. Here, Moses begins to exhort the people of God to be ready to keep God’s commandments. We will consider the blessing and the role of the commandments in the Christian life along with the importance of covenant nurture in our families and in the church.
We continue to look at Paul’s exhortation to personal holiness in Ephesians 4:22-24. Paul reminds us of the radical change that takes place when a person becomes a Christian. He continues to describe the three-fold pattern of continuing sanctification in the believer’s life. We need to understand the reality and nature of true Christian growth in grace…