1.A Serious Problem to Avoid 2.A Divine Precept to Embrace 3.A Godly Purpose to Cultivate 4.A Blessed Practice to Pursue The sermon centers on Hebrews 10:25, calling believers to faithfully assemble together in worship and fellowship as a vital means of grace, especially in times of trial and spiritual drift. It emphasizes that neglecting corporate worship is not merely a personal habit but a symptom of deeper spiritual decline, rooted in individualism, worldliness, and a waning affection for God, which can lead to apostasy. The passage is presented not as a legalistic demand, but as a loving, pastoral exhortation grounded in the believer's covenantal union with Christ, where corporate worship strengthens faith, fosters mutual encouragement, and prepares God's people for Christ's return. The sermon underscores that true spiritual nourishment comes through active participation in the gathered church—through preaching, prayer, fellowship, and exhortation—not merely passive attendance or digital substitutes—and calls believers to prioritize the Lord's Day as a foretaste of eternal glory, where Christ is exalted and souls are built up for the day approaching.

Adult Bible Class - The Canon of Scripture Adult Bible Class - The Canon of Scripture - 2 Peter 1:19

The Fourth Commandment and Worship - Exodus 20:8-11

Separation from God - Isaiah 59:1-2 1.The Cause - Sin 2. The Nature - Separated 3. The Expression - Hid His Face 4. The Consequence - He Will Not Hear 5. The Surety - The Lord's Hand is not Shortened

Adult Bible Class - The Inerrant Voracity of Scripture - Psalm 117

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A Name that Marks the People of God - Genesis 32:28

The Word That Will Not Return Void - Isaiah 55:10-11 Isaiah 55:10–11 reveals the divine certainty, purpose, and power of God's Word, which, like rain and snow from heaven, never returns void but accomplishes exactly what God intends. Rooted in the unchanging authority of God, the Word is not a human utterance but a sovereign, inspired revelation that carries divine efficacy, ensuring it will not fail in its mission to convict, convert, and build the people of God. Though results may be unseen or delayed, the Word operates with unstoppable effectiveness, transforming hearts across generations—even through sermons preached decades ago and heard in unexpected moments. This truth calls believers to reverence, confidence, and perseverance in proclaiming Scripture, trusting that God's purpose is fulfilled not by human skill but by the eternal power of His Word, which ultimately glorifies Him and brings eternal life to those who hear it.

The 3rd Commandment and the True Worship of God - Exodus 20:7