When tribulation comes and trials are dark on every hand, it is easy to lose sight of who God is and His faithfulness towards His children. In the first 3 verses we learn of trusting God in times of distress.

We live in a culture and day where anxiety and worry are glorified, and often encouraged. What does the Bible from our text today have to say about this subject?

We look at Regenerate Church membership, which in it's simplest definition is only admitting those who profess Christ into church membership. This means that those who come to church regularly but are not converted cannot be admitted into membership, but why?

Using the David's Psalm, the preacher shows parallels between the truths that the Psalmist brings out on his own failures and desperate situation, how God is faithful to His people in the midst of chaos, and the Lord Jesus, the light in the midst of darkness. The everlasting.

When interpreting Scripture it is important to study the context of where the verse you are seeking to understand and apply is in. Matthew 6:33, "All these things will given to you" is one of those verses that is usually misinterepreted, what were those things to be given? To whom? Why?

In this two part series on Psalm 3, the preacher gives a background of the Psalm, the Background of what transpired and a focus on David's life and the consequences of the choices he made. Sin has Consequences some are lifelong, but each day we live with the reality of the past choices we made, and the present we make. Sin is not something to be meddled with, there are consequences. Yes if we go to Christ we will be forgiven and cleansed, but the consequences remain.

Reformed Baptists are Calvinistic in their soteriology (doctrine of Salvation). Today we begin a study on Calvinism and the 5 points that make up this worldview. We hope to look at Total Depravity of Man. Is man by nature good? Is man evil? What happened in Genesis 3?

Does God know everything I do? Does He see everything I do?

What does Isaiah want us to know about this Child that was to be born? 1. The Dominion He will Command 2. The Designation of unique offices 3. The Demonstration of true Holiness

When read Paul's Epistles you will note that there are certain instances where after proclaim the truths of God, he gets into a moment of praise. Which is was is called a doxology. Our Theology must inform our doxology, in other words many know little about God from the scriptures, hence their praise of the Godhead, is sometimes shallow and empty. High end Theology produces deep doxology.