This sermon explores how to establish a restful and peaceful home by relying on God as the ultimate foundation and protector. It warns against the futility of anxiety over issues or the unknown, urging believers to trust in divine provision rather than exhausting themselves with worry. The message emphasizes the importance of godly leadership within the family and maintaining unity to avoid conflict arising from unequal spiritual standing. It further addresses the attitudes required for both parents and children, highlighting consistency in discipline and honor as essential components of a harmonious household. Ultimately, faithful stewardship of family relationships and reliance on Scripture lead to lasting peace and a positive testimony.

We believe that justification was an eternal and immanent act and not a transient act. The act being considered and viewed in Christ from everlasting, before the foundation of the world; and therefore with justification. This justification is a spiritual blessing was given us in Christ Jesus from eternity, because from eternity God loved us in Christ and made us accepted in him.

The sermon explores the absolute authority of Jesus Christ through His teachings and miracles in Matthew chapters seven and eight. It contrasts the scribes' reliance on tradition with Jesus' inherent divine power, highlighting how He heals the sick and calms storms to demonstrate His lordship over creation and demons. The preacher warns that societal collapse results from abandoning God's moral foundation for secular ideologies. Emphasis is placed on the necessity of genuine faith, as seen in the centurion, and immediate obedience to Christ's commands rather than conditional commitment. Ultimately, the message urges listeners to recognize Jesus' divinity and submit to His authority before it is too late.

Because all believers are brothers and sisters in Christ, we should regard every fellow Christian in this exalted way. Text Reference: Romans 16:21-23 Copyright Images: Images in this educational presentation are in the public domain and free for use under Creative Commons licenses 1-4 or Fair Use allowances. Copyright Music: How Firm a Foundation Arr. © Copyright 2010 by Majesty Music, Inc. All rights reserved. CCLI # 11566439 I Will Follow © Copyright 1984 by The Wilds. All rights reserved. Used by permission. CCLI # 11566439 Copyright Notice: Calvary Baptist Church Music © Copyright: Calvary Baptist Church CCLI # 20414529

The wonderful truths about God's grace not only give the basis for our foundation and remind us that grace changes and re-forms us but Paul reminds us to see grace put into action. This can mean such diverse things as performing works of hospitality and removing divisive members of the church.

Morning Service 8/16/2026 God's Image in Husbands by Shawn Anderson Psalm Selections Taken from "The Book of Psalms for Worship"© 2009 Crown & Covenant Publications, 7408 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, PA 15208-2531. Used by Permission Scripture quotations taken from the NASB (New American Standard Bible) Copyright 1971, 1995 by The Lockman Foundation. Used by permission. All rights reserved.

I. Divine Concurrence in Our Lives A.The Lord Was Angry: He Did It B. David Sinned: He Is Accountable C. Satan Agitated: He Tempted II. Census and Conviction A. David's Folly (vv. 1-9) B. David's Confession (vv. 10-17) III. Wrath Wrapped in Mercy (vv. 18-25) A. Another Atonement on Moriah B.A King Humbled C. A Sacrifice Gods Accepts D. A Foundation for the Temple E.A Lesson for the Ages

This sermon explores the fifth commandment by establishing that love for God is fundamentally demonstrated through how one relates to other people. The speaker identifies God's sovereign providence as the foundation for this ethic, arguing that He ordains all relational positions and authorities. The central focus is defined as relational authority serving as a test of genuine love for God, extending beyond family dynamics to all social interactions. Christ is presented as the sole fulfiller of this commandment through His sinless obedience in every relationship, providing the necessary righteousness for believers. The ultimate fruit of understanding this truth is a God-centered and gospel-driven reformation of all human relationships, aligning all earthly relationships with heavenly order and harmony.

The sermon argues that the cure for church division is not found in cultural relevance or human wisdom, but exclusively in the preeminence of Jesus Christ and His crucifixion. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 2, the speaker contrasts Paul's method of preaching with the Corinthian desire for eloquent rhetoric, emphasizing that true ministry relies on the power of the Holy Spirit rather than worldly appeal. The central message asserts that a church focused on activities or social success without the clear proclamation of the gospel becomes spiritually weak and indistinguishable from secular organizations. By examining the Trinitarian framework of Paul's approach, the text highlights that divine wisdom is hidden from the world but revealed to believers through the eternal plan of the Father. Ultimately, the preacher calls for a return to the foundational priority of exalting Christ as the sole source of spiritual strength and unity.

This sermon explores the theme of God as a speaking deity through an examination of Ezekiel chapters 12, 13, and 14. It highlights God's absolute justice in judging sin and false prophecy while emphasizing His sovereign authority over human history and individual lives. The message warns against the danger of false assurance and idolatry, clarifying that personal righteousness cannot be transferred but must be evidenced by a transformed life. By connecting these Old Testament warnings to New Testament teachings, the sermon underscores the urgency of heeding God's word amidst spiritual deception. Ultimately, it affirms that God's promises are reliable and that He alone provides the foundation for eternal hope through Jesus Christ.