His Truth Endureth - Psalm 100:5

To the Law & The Testimony - Isaiah 8:20 The sermon centers on the enduring authority of Scripture as the ultimate standard for faith and practice, drawing from Isaiah 8:20 to affirm that any teaching not aligned with the Law and the Prophets lacks divine light. It highlights the historical fidelity of Reformation figures like John Dallae, whose writings courageously refuted Roman Catholic doctrines—such as purgatory, idolatry, and the real presence—by appealing directly to the early church fathers, who themselves rejected such teachings. The preacher warns that modern spiritual confusion, especially among young people, arises from misplaced trust in tradition and human authority rather than the clear, objective truth of Scripture. With a pastoral urgency, the message calls believers to anchor their faith solely in Christ and His Word, rejecting all systems that diminish the sufficiency of grace and the finality of Christ's atonement. The tone is both convicting and comforting, urging a return to biblical fidelity as the only path to true spiritual illumination.

The sermon centers on the critical distinction between religious zeal and saving knowledge, drawing from Romans 10:2–4 to illustrate how the Israelites, despite their fervent devotion, lacked true understanding of God's righteousness and instead sought to establish their own through works. The preacher, reflecting on his own life, reveals a personal journey marked by religious performance, spiritual pride, and deep anxiety over salvation—built on a foundation of self-effort rather than faith in Christ's finished work. Through vivid personal anecdotes, including childhood fears of hell, addiction to television, and a false sense of righteousness, he exposes the danger of misplaced confidence and the need for a radical shift from self-reliance to simple trust in Christ alone. The turning point comes through exposure to the gospel of grace, particularly through the preaching of Ian Paisley and S.B. Cook, which led him to abandon his 'filthy rag' righteousness and embrace Christ's imputed righteousness by faith. The message culminates in a powerful call to abandon all self-justification and simply look to Jesus, who has paid the full price for salvation, offering hope and peace to all who trust in Him. json

Reformation Meetings - Psalm 130

From the Depths of Depravity to the Heights of Redemption-The Doctrines of True Salvation - 2nd Chronicles 33:1-20

The First Commandment & Worship Part 2 - Exodus 20:3

Experiencing God's Grace - Genesis 6:8

The First Commandment & Worship - Exodus 20:3

Displaying our Banner in Days of Trouble - Psalm 60:4 The sermon centers on the importance of displaying the banner of Christ, drawing from Psalm 60 to emphasize the need for unwavering faith and truth in a world often hostile to the gospel. It cautions against complacency and the temptation to compromise biblical truth, particularly in the face of societal pressures and the allure of other belief systems, while highlighting the divine source and enduring nature of Christ's banner as a source of encouragement and a call to bold witness. Ultimately, the message underscores the responsibility of believers to courageously lift high the banner of salvation, pointing others to Christ as the ultimate hope and truth, even at personal cost.