Welcome to the OKC Reformed Presbyterian Church! We come into the gates of Zion this morning to rejoice in our salvation.

Welcome to the OKC Reformed Presbyterian Church! We come into the gates of Zion this morning to rejoice in our salvation.

The Church: The Prophets of Good News

Welcome to the OKC Reformed Presbyterian Church! We gather this morning to worship and God and rejoice in our faithful Witness, Jesus Christ. Rejoice with us today!

One of the great gospel comforts in Scripture is that God remembers. In Genesis 8:1, we read that God remembered Noah, and this remembering of the Lord becomes a consistent theme throughout the Old Testament Scripture, seen notable in Psalm 8 and Psalm 9, the text for this sermon. In times of trouble and peril, the people of God can find comfort in the God who remembers.

God Remembers the Oppressed

God Remembers the Wicked

David Remembers His Glory

Welcome to the OKC Reformed Presbyterian Church! We gather this morning to worship our Holy King Jesus! Let us come before Him with reverence and rejoicing!

Welcome to the OKC Reformed Presbyterian Church! We gather this morning to worship our Holy King Jesus! Let us come before Him with reverence and rejoicing!

One of the characteristics of the church on this earth is that it will suffer persecution. Acts 7:54-60 grants great encouragement and assurance to the church to help it endure persecution by the grace of the Holy Spirit.

Be Assured Persecution is Normal

Be Assured of Christ’s Victory in Persecution

Be Assured of Christ’s Reception

Throughout Stephen’s sermon in Acts 7 he develops the argument that the Jews are the true blasphemers of God. They have followed in the tradition of their fathers as they rejected the prophets. That blasphemy reached its climax in their rejection of Jesus Christ as the Messiah. Stephen presents a serious warning to those who are rebellious and unconverted of their coming judgment and Luke reminds us that there is always cause for hope in Jesus Christ.

In Psalm 8, David encourages us to praise the Lord for out of the mouths of babes and nursing infants He has ordained strength to silence the enemies. God frequently uses the weak things of this world to confound the wise, and such use should motivate us to praise Him!