First OPC Sermons

Why doesn't God act? Habakkuk 1:5–11 shows that God's patience is a grace period with a due date, and his judgement comes just as he warned.

Christ builds his church from living stones. Romans 14:19–23: don't wreck his work over minor issues. Pursue peace, be discreet, and act from faith.

In disputable matters, don't judge or wound a weak conscience. Seek each other's good: God's kingdom is righteousness, peace, and joy in the Spirit.

Beasts rise from the sea, but the Ancient of Days sits calmly enthroned. Daniel 7 unveils the Son of Man, Jesus, who gives his kingdom to his saints.

His enemies dug for dirt and found none. Daniel 6 shows a faith that excels at work, stays above reproach, and trusts God in the lions’ den.

What is your only comfort in life and death? Romans 14:7–9 answers: not yourself, but Christ, who died and rose to be Lord of the dead and living.

The night Babylon fell, its king feasted with enemies at the gate. Daniel 5 warns against worshiping pleasure and power, and points to a better feast.

When believers disagree on food or holy days, don't despise or judge. Romans 14 says Christ is host, master, and Savior to both. We live to the Lord.

How to pray honestly when God seems silent and the wrongs around you go unanswered, Habakkuk 1.

The bloodiest king in the Bible ends his story praising God, and what that says about who can be forgiven, Daniel 4.