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1. Peter's haste 2. Christ's humidity 3. Judas hints

This sermon uses the imagery of harvest and autumn to contrast the eternal mercy of God with the fleeting nature of human life. Drawing from Psalm 103, the message highlights that while God is merciful, forgiving, and loving, human beings are frail, made of dust, and subject to the sudden arrival of death. The preacher emphasizes that life is like a flower that blooms briefly before the wind of death passes over it, reminding listeners that their earthly existence is temporary and their place will eventually know them no more. Consequently, the central call is for individuals to prioritize their eternal destiny, ensuring they are saved and prepared to meet God rather than focusing on leaving a legacy in this world. The tone is urgent and pastoral, urging the congregation to trust in Christ for salvation before it is too late.

Join us Sunday mornings at 11am as Pastor Jesse preaches through Paul's letter to Philemon Severn Run Evangelical Presbyterian Church is a congregation of the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA), and is a church devoted to the pursuit of Scripture, Prayer, Fellowship, and Worship as an effective and ultimately victorious means of reaching our community for Christ.

John 14:3 "And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again, and receive you unto myself; that where I am, there ye may be also." This sermon explores the promise of Christ's return as a source of profound comfort for believers, contrasting the terror it instills in the ungodly with the peace it brings to the saints. The central message draws from John 14, highlighting how Jesus' assurance that He will come again pacifies troubled hearts by offering hope beyond earthly suffering and loss. The exposition clarifies that Christ's preparation of a place for His people refers to the procuring of their right to enter heaven through His atoning sacrifice, rather than the physical construction of heaven itself. Furthermore, the sermon emphasises that the Second Coming will fulfill Christ's purpose by uniting all redeemed believers with Him, ensuring that where He is, they will be also. The tone is pastoral and reassuring, urging God's people to find rest in the certainty of their eternal home and personal reception by the Saviour.