Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern

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Title: The Final Inheritance

Subtitle: The Book of Joshua

Speaker: Dr. Stephen Pollock

Broadcaster: Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern

Event: Sunday - AM

Date: 1/7/2018

Bible: Joshua 13

Length: 44 min.

Overview: We've looked at how the individual believer grows and how the church as a whole grows. The Lord is pleased to do His will as His people obey His will. This theme doesn't stop at Joshua 13. In this passage, Joshua is stricken in years and his health is failing, but God still gives fresh promises. He promises to drive out enemies from the land.----Overview the big picture--1. The completion of the inheritance----2. The confidence of the inheritance----3. The concern in the inheritance----While this is a glorious inheritance, it is not the final inheritance. The final inheritance is the new heavens and the new earth of which we are the inheritors.

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Title: Christ's Work For Sinners

Subtitle: The Book of Romans

Speaker: Dr. Stephen Pollock

Broadcaster: Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern

Event: Sunday - PM

Date: 1/7/2018

Bible: Romans 5:12-21

Length: 42 min.

Overview: In this message, we look at the perfect redeeming work of Christ. We must be sure to tell sinners about this work.----1. We must tell them of the necessity of the Savior's work----2. We must tell them of the sufficiency of the Savior's work----3. We must tell them of the efficacy of the Savior's work

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Title: New Year's Resolution

Speaker: Dr. Stephen Pollock

Broadcaster: Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern

Event: Sunday - PM

Date: 12/31/2017

Bible: Philippians 3:13-14

Length: 39 min.

Overview: The new year is a time of resolution and fresh purpose. As we consider our lack of perfection in the new year, we should resolve to pursue perfection. We must live the Christian life with a true purpose.----1. Our starting point--The time of our salvation is the beginning of our race. We began when Christ snatched us up from a life of sin by his grace to run this race.----2. Our present position--Mindset is key while running a race. We mustn't celebrate too soon. We have to be careful to be watchful as we run for the prize. We must yearn for the finish line.----3. Our prize--We receive the prize of knowing Christ at the end of the race.----4. Our pursuit--The child of God must engage in running the race with clear purpose.

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Title: Theme Text For 2018

Speaker: Dr. Stephen Pollock

Broadcaster: Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern

Event: Sunday - AM

Date: 12/31/2017

Bible: Colossians 1:18

Length: 52 min.

Overview: We look at the theme text for 2018- that in all things he might have the preeminence -1-18-----1. the announcement in the text--there is a truth that is taught--1a. the truth declared--the truth- God has so ordained affairs of this world in creation and redemption that his Son Jesus Christ would hold chief and exalted position over all things---that- speaks of purpose--preceding truths lead to this conclusion -15-17---succeeding verses confirms it -18-21---from the beginning of time, it was God's purpose that Christ would have preeminence--this is the only place this word is used--it is used outside the Bible--related word used --Matthew 22-36 - -first---Mark 10-44 ' -chiefest-----1b. the truth defended--- his person -1-15- --Christ perfectly reveals God because he is God.--- his performance in creation -1-16- --firstborn in OT speaks of rank -Isaiah 14-30, Psalm 89-27--- his performance in providence -1-17---- his performance in redemption -1-18---he is provider and protector on the church--- all these show he has the pre-eminent position----2. the application from this text--2a. message- Christ is first--Paul did not want church in Colesse to loose their way--he did not want them moved away from being Christ-centered -1-23---We need to realign people to their chief purpose--In this local church, we must hold that Christ will have the pre- eminence--2b. manner- he is first in the pulpit and prayer--For some churches, the sacraments hold the pre-eminent place--In other churches, social positions and morality takes the pre-eminence--It is possible for the Bible to be debated but never get to Christ--2c. motivation - Christ is the only hope for man

A new MP3 sermon from Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:

Title: The Song of Simeon

Subtitle: Incarnational Songs

Speaker: Dr. Stephen Pollock

Broadcaster: Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern

Event: Sunday - PM

Date: 12/24/2017

Bible: Luke 2:28-34

Length: 41 min.

Overview: In this message, we look at the actions of Simon----1. Simeon is waiting--The Old Testament saints who knew the Lord lived their lives looking forward to the Lord and His salvation. Forgiveness was foreshadowed and offered by God to OT saints in the institution of the sacrifices. Those who engaged in those actions by faith found forgiveness. Yet there would be no forgiveness without the shedding of Messiah's blood. Simeon was waiting for God to send that Messiah.----2. Simeon is warning.--Behold this child is set for the fall and rising of many. Simeon understood this child would do great things but face suffering. Not many women give birth to a child with the expectation that the sword will pierce your soul. He will be spoken against and mistreated as he accomplishes the work of redemption.----3. Simeon is worshipping----We see that he worships----3a. as a promised is fulfilled--Simeon saw a promised fulfilled individually. Simeon was given a promise uniquely to see the Christ before he died. Your sight of death will only be sweetened by a sight of Christ --He saw promises fulfilled universally. Mankind had been waiting since the garden for the one who would bruise the serpent's head. Was Cain the one- No. Could Seth be the one- And so and so on. One after another, they are not the one. Finally the one came. ----3b. as a person is recognized--Simeon recognized the person of the babe- mine eyes have seen thy salvation. He knew the babe he held was God's prepared Savior.----3c. as a purpose is explained--His purpose is to save Jew -the consolation of Israel- and Gentile -a light to lighten the Gentiles-. Salvation is not in our performance but in the person of Christ.

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Title: The Song of the Angels

Subtitle: Incarnational Songs

Speaker: Dr. Stephen Pollock

Broadcaster: Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern

Event: Sunday - AM

Date: 12/24/2017

Bible: Luke 2:13-14

Length: 44 min.

Overview: Today we will take a look at the events surrounding the angels' song.----1. The Christmas story is a historic event--Luke gives us certain details about the birth of Christ. It was set around the time when Caeser Augustus reigned and Cyrenius was governor of Syria. The place was Bethlehem. The people involved were Joseph and Mary, the shepherds, the angels, and most importantly, the baby Jesus.----2. The Christmas story is a supernatural event--God sent angels from heaven to tell us of the birth of Christ.----3. The Christmas story is a personal event--The Savior is born unto us. We need to accept this gift and have Him as our Savior.

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Title: The Hypocrisy Of The Jews

Speaker: Rev. David DiCanio

Broadcaster: Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern

Event: Sunday - AM

Date: 12/17/2017

Bible: Romans 1:28-2:29

Length: 64 min.

Overview: In this passage, Paul begins by addressing the sins of men and of the Jews before addressing the gospel. He is looking at whether there is conversion among the Jews. In verse 1, he says that they are hypocritical.----1. The hypocrisy of the Jews was inexcusable----2. The result of the Jews' sin was judgement by God if they were not repentant----3. The answer is the gospel of Jesus Christ----We must be careful not to fall into the same trap of hypocrisy that the Jews fell into.

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Title: The Birth of Christ

Speaker: Rev. David DiCanio

Broadcaster: Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern

Event: Sunday - PM

Date: 12/17/2017

Bible: Galatians 4:4-5

Length: 57 min.

Overview: This message serves to expound some important points on the birth of Christ.----1. Redemption--Christ came to do a work of redemption for our sins.----2. Representation--Christ came to be the perfect person that we never could be,----3. Readiness--God prepared the world at that time for the spread of the gospel in terms of having a common language and a stable government.

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Title: The Song of Zecharias

Subtitle: Incarnational Songs

Speaker: Dr. Stephen Pollock

Broadcaster: Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern

Event: Sunday - AM

Date: 12/10/2017

Bible: Luke 1:67-69

Length: 42 min.

Overview: At times of God's visitation, there are songs recorded in Scripture. The times when God comes are times when saints lift up their voice in praise to God. Such a song is recorded for us here in Luke in the praise of Zacharias. This is a priase born out of sound, biblical doctrine. In this message, we look at the song of Zacharias and what it reveals about him----1. his theology---blessed be God- -1-68---His theology exalts God. True praise exalts God and not self. Theology should not be a dry, academic study like biology or physics. Theology should give birth to praise and echo what we believe about God. Shallow doctrine leads to shallow praise. Zecharius' theology beats with a heart of praise.----2. his Christology--We see his doctrine of Christ. Old Testament saints prior to Pentecost knew that Messiah was coming as a king. They knew God would visit His people and send a king to rule over them. Monarchy is God's government. God's kingdom is not a democracy. The knowledge that Zecharias has about Christ is based on the Word of God where the coming Messiah is seen as a king -Jeremiah 23-5-6-. Christ coming into this world is a reminder that we live in a world where righteousness is repressed. God will's is that we serve him in righteousness. Christ's coming is a reminder that he will come again to establish a new heaven and earth wherein righteousness dwells.----3. his Soteriology--3a. motivation--God's salvation is motivated through His tender mercy -1-78-. Come to him and he will recieve you--3b, manifestation--God manifests light to those in darkness and reveals peace through the cross -1-79-.--3c. manner--he wanted people to know forgiveness -1-77-

A new MP3 sermon from Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:

Title: How Christ Secures Life

Subtitle: The Book of Romans

Speaker: Dr. Stephen Pollock

Broadcaster: Free Presbyterian Church of Malvern

Event: Sunday - PM

Date: 12/10/2017

Bible: Romans 5:15-17

Length: 44 min.

Overview: In this message we look at how the second Adam secures life.----1. The recovery of life--Life is recovered as Christ overcomes the effect of Adam's sin. How does Christ recover the life that Adam gave up by the fall---- He overcomes the temptations of the devil--- He obeys the will of God perfectly--- He endures the price of sin----2. The recipients of life--Not all men receive life. Only those who have been justified are the recipients of life. Those who believe are those who are justified.----3. The reception of life--Life comes as a gift that is freely given. That gift is Christ. All we have to do to receive life is to accept Christ.