Covering chapter 19 of the R. C. Sproul book Everyone's a Theologeon.

The words that come out of our mouths matter.

This text calls us to consider the glory of God and it teaches us about the glory of God in three ways or three areas. It teaches us about the glory of God in our salvation. Secondly, it teaches us about the glory of God in Christ. And third, it teaches us about the glory of God in himself.

Sermon preached December 29, 2024 at the Covenant Presbyterian Church in Lufkin, Texas. In Psalm 23 our Lord is described as our sheapard and host. Thanks so much, Aaron.

Galatians 4:1-7. "But when the fullness of the time came..." The sermon explores the mystery and motive behind God's incarnation, emphasizing that the arrival of Jesus was not merely a historical event but a purposeful act of redemption. Drawing on Galatians 4, the message highlights that believers, previously held captive by the law, are now adopted as sons through the gift of the Holy Spirit, allowing them to call God "Abba." It underscores that Jesus' birth was a divine initiative, not a human effort, and that His coming fulfilled Old Testament prophecies while offering a path to freedom from sin and a loving relationship with God, ultimately positioning believers as heirs through faith.

Moses compared to Christ in expressions of the Covenant of Grace.

How does the old testament tithe relate to us in the new covenant?

Who is it that we hide ourselves in. Who gives us a strong foundation. Who no matter the case give his whole self up for us in our time of need.

This sermon was recorded during this summer and put into a backlog and is just now being uploaded.

How does God want us to deal with trials and doubts. How does a Godly person plead with God.