We continue in our study of the book of Deuteronomy. Having finished the second reading of the Ten Commandments, Moses now discusses the blessings of the covenant mediator.
Sermons from August 2024
We continue in this final portion of Ephesians as Paul gives us encouragement for spiritual warfare. We will consider the next two pieces of the armor of God that are given to us to enable us to stand firm in the battle. The text is Ephesians 6:15-16.
We continue in our series on the Ten Commandments from Deuteronomy five looking at the tenth commandment. This commandment is a helpful conclusion because we see the nature of sin as covetousness, and the counter to it is Christian contentment. This commandment, perhaps more than any other, is directed to our hearts. This is the one that got Paul’s…
We continue in this final portion of Ephesians as Paul gives us encouragement for spiritual warfare. We will consider the first two pieces of the armor of God. These are the most precious as they cover the vital parts of the warrior. We want to consider what they are and what it means to put…
We continue in our series on the Ten Commandments from Deuteronomy five looking at the ninth commandment. God calls us to be people committed to the truth because he is a God of truth. This will bring us into conflict with this generation that seeks to deny the truth. But the truth is what sets us free.
After giving instruction regarding the different relationships in the church, Paul closes with encouragement for the church in its spiritual warfare. Paul wants the church to see the true nature of our warfare and who the real enemy is. He also wants to encourage us to remember the victory of Christ who is our strength.…
We continue in our series on the Ten Commandments from Deuteronomy five looking at the eighth commandment. We need to consider why this commandment is necessary and why we are tempted to break this commandment. Here we are learning to be faithful and generous with God’s provision.
Paul continues to apply the doctrine of the church to the third relationship in the church, that of slaves and masters. We will consider Paul’s exhortation to slaves and masters. Some have asked why doesn’t Paul outright denounce the institution of slavery. We will discuss this and seek to apply the teaching to our lives…