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God gathers David's mighty men to strengthen his kingdom in fulfillment of his promised word. Study and transcript: https://sharonrpc.org/devotions/1-chronicles-11-10-47-trust-the-lord-who-establishes-his-king

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Dawn Hill examines Alexander Pagani's apostolic claims, his "Apostles of the Year" recognition, and the reported closure of Amazing Church NYC. Comparing modern apostolic practices with 1 Corinthians 4 and 2 Corinthians 11, she calls Christians to test spiritual authority and prophetic claims by Scripture. This episode emphasizes faithful gospel ministry, accountability, and the church's foundation in Christ. For more from Dawn, please visit: https://servantsofgrace.org/dawn-hill/

Historic creeds continue to serve the church by summarizing biblical truth, strengthening unity, helping believers recognize false teaching, and passing sound doctrine to future generations. In this episode of Contending for the Word Q&A, Dave Jenkins considers Ephesians 4:11–14 and 2 Timothy 2:2 to explain why creeds remain useful today. Their value rests in their faithfulness to Scripture. The Bible alone is our final authority, and every creed, confession, and teaching must be tested by God's Word. For more from Contending for the Word Q&A, please visit: https://servantsofgrace.org/contending-for-the-word-qa/

What is true religion? Many people say that true religion is whatever makes people feel good, or whatever makes them experience the sense of the divine. But in this sermon from Psalm 84:1–3 titled "The Living God," Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones gives a very different answer. He says that according to God's word, true religion is that which worships and believes the living God. The true God that has revealed Himself as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit is beyond human comprehension; Christians can only speak of Him because He has revealed Himself in Scripture. God is holy. How then can sinners approach God? The answer is found in Jesus Christ and His death upon the cross. Jesus makes a way for sinners to be forgiven and come to God as children and heirs. Jesus is the new and better high priest that ever lives to intercede for His people as He rules from heaven. The mediation of Jesus Christ is the only way to approach God.

They Came Home This message explores the true meaning of homecoming through three biblical scenes, revealing that coming home is more than returning to a familiar place or gathering with familiar people. True homecoming is about what God has done in us, what He is doing through us, and what He still desires to do with us. Each scene illustrates the redeeming grace, transforming power, and continuing purpose of God in the lives of those who respond to Him. The first scene, in Luke 15, reveals a son who came home to testify about what God had done in him. The prodigal son left his father's house believing he knew a better way to live. His self-centered decisions led him into reckless living, wasted resources, and eventually the misery of a hog pen. Yet, when he came to himself, he remembered his father's goodness, recognized his own sin, and returned home in repentance. His father received him with compassion and celebrated his restoration. This beautiful picture reminds us that God's grace can reach us in our lowest condition, transform our thinking, and redirect our lives. The scars of yesterday do not have to define tomorrow when God plants His truth in our wounded hearts. The second scene, in Acts 14, reveals missionaries who came home to declare what God had done through them. Paul and Barnabas returned to Antioch after proclaiming the gospel, making disciples, enduring persecution, and witnessing God's marvelous work among the Gentiles. Their testimony wasn't centered on their accomplishments but on God's faithfulness. Their example challenges every believer to live as an everyday missionary, recognizing homes, workplaces, communities, and ordinary circumstances as

This piece emphasizes the absolute necessity of spiritual regeneration for any work to be acceptable to God, arguing that without the new birth, even outwardly commendable actions remain defective and spiritually dead. It contrasts the external appearance of piety with the internal reality of an unregenerate heart, asserting that true faith is a vital act of the newborn soul rather than a product of natural effort. The text warns that unregenerate prayers and struggles against sin are abominations to the Lord, likening them to the howling of a dog or the stench of a rotten grave. The preacher urges listeners to examine their lives through the Word of God, recognizing their misery and the sinfulness of their state, to prepare the heart for the gospel. Ultimately, the message calls for a deep reliance on the Holy Spirit and the preached Word to bring about the conversion that makes one a new creature in Christ.

Our first preparatory sermon looking at the subject of worldliness among Christians.