Pastor Simons’ Simple Sermons

Beginning our study in Hebrews we see Christ as God’s greatest revelation in Hebrews 1:1-4.

In Ruth 4, the story of redemption comes to its climax as Boaz fulfills his role as kinsman redeemer, securing Ruth’s future and preserving Naomi’s family line. This sermon highlights God’s providential care, the sacrificial love of Boaz, and the greater redemption we have in Jesus Christ. Just as Boaz willingly paid the price to redeem Ruth, Christ paid the ultimate price to redeem us, bringing us into His eternal family.

In this episode, we explore the prophecy of Micah 5:2, where Bethlehem—a seemingly insignificant town—was chosen by God as the birthplace of the Messiah. This ancient promise reveals the profound truth of God’s sovereignty and His perfect plan to send a Savior for all people. Discover how the humility of Bethlehem magnifies the greatness of Christ and assures us that God works through the unexpected to fulfill His purposes. Join us as we reflect on the eternal significance of this prophecy and its invitation to trust in the God who orchestrates all things for His glory.

Discover how the ancient prophecies of Genesis reveal God’s sovereign plan to bring the eternal King, Jesus Christ, through the royal line of Judah. This episode explores key passages like Genesis 3:15 and Genesis 49:8–12, tracing the promise of a Messiah from the Seed of the Woman to the Lion of Judah. Learn how Jesus’ genealogy in Matthew and Luke confirms His role as the fulfillment of God’s covenant promises. Be encouraged to trust in God’s faithfulness, marvel at His redemptive plan, and anticipate the justice and abundance of Christ’s eternal reign.

This week, we explore the remarkable story of Rahab from Joshua 2, a powerful example of God’s redemption for even the most unlikely individuals. Despite her background as a Canaanite and a prostitute, Rahab’s faith in the God of Israel led her to bold action, hiding the Israelite spies and aligning herself with God’s purposes. We’ll discuss how the scarlet cord in her window became a sign of her deliverance and a foreshadowing of the ultimate redemption through Christ’s blood. Rahab’s story reminds us that no one is beyond the reach of God’s grace and that faith in Him brings transformation, salvation, and a new identity.

This week, we dive into Psalm 138, a powerful expression of thanksgiving and praise written by King David. This psalm invites us to worship God wholeheartedly, trust Him in every circumstance, and live humbly under His reign. It reminds us that God’s unchanging character and eternal promises are a firm foundation for praise and hope.

Today, we explore Psalm 8 and its breathtaking portrait of God’s majesty revealed in creation and humanity’s unique role in His plan. We discuss how David’s words lead us to praise the Lord’s majestic name, marvel at the display of His glory in the vastness of the universe, and reflect on the humbling paradox of humanity’s smallness and significance. We also delve into the honor and responsibility given to mankind as stewards of creation, highlighting how this role is woven into God’s redemptive plan, ultimately pointing forward to Christ’s reign in the millennial kingdom. Join us for a thoughtful study on how this ancient psalm inspires awe, worship, and purpose in our daily lives.

This week, we explore Psalm 13, a powerful and honest reflection on moving from despair to deeper trust in God. This psalm captures the raw emotion of feeling forgotten by God, struggling with inner anguish, and wrestling with unanswered questions. Yet, even in his sorrow, David makes a bold turn toward hope, choosing to trust in God’s steadfast love and rejoice in His salvation. Join us as we unpack the journey from lament to praise, discovering how bringing our struggles to God can lead us to a renewed confidence in His faithful love. Perfect for anyone seeking encouragement in seasons of doubt, sorrow, or waiting.

This week we return to the series onThe Scarlet Thread of Redemption, we explore Numbers 21:4-9 and the powerful story of the bronze serpent—a symbol that points directly to Christ’s work on the cross. As Israel suffers the deadly consequences of their sin in the wilderness, God provides a surprising means of healing, prefiguring the salvation we find in Jesus. Through this message, we see God’s desire for us to turn from sin and look to Christ alone for salvation. Join us as we dive deeper into how this ancient account illustrates the profound grace of God, fulfilled in the ultimate sacrifice of His Son, and discover its significance as we prepare our hearts for the Lord's Table.