This text expounds both the judgment and the compassion of God. The sermon tackles the thorny issue of the relation of God's determination to bring judgment with his apparent sorrow at doing such a thing. And in the end, we see a God who is both perfectly just and sovereign, but who also reveals His heart of compassion.

When God's People are hard-pressed, there are always temptations to turn for help in worldly directions. This message challenges Christians to trust in the Sovereign Lord alone.

This is an exposition of chapter 20 of the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith -1689-, covering the topics of the gospel and the extent of grace.

This is an exposition of chapter 20 of the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith (1689), covering the topics of the gospel and the extent of grace.

This is an exposition of chapters 19 of the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith -1689-, covering the topic of God's law.

The Day of the Lord -- the day of God's great judgment of the world -- is coming. It will bring anguish, fear, and dismay. It will be utterly just. And it will be inescapable. We are rightly warned to flee from the wrath to come.

This is an exposition of chapters 19 of the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith (1689), covering the topic of God's law.

There's a deep longing in every human heart for an ideal society. Yet all our experience since the fall has been one of brokenness and animosity and pain. But through Isaiah's prophecy, God gives His people hope of a restored world ruled by peace and justice.

The beginning of the Bible is the story of Paradise lost. But Isaiah forsees the Day that Paradise will be restored through the True Vine that will bear great fruit throughout the whole earth.

In this very instructive passage, we learn three important lessons about God's sovereignty in history and among nations. Then we are encouraged to two proper responses to those truths.