Preaching from Genesis 22:1–19, R.C. Sproul recounts Abraham’s sacrifice of Isaac, drawing attention to the emotional weight of the narrative and the foreshadowing of Christ’s atoning death.

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Preaching from Ephesians 2, Christopher Brenyoelder reflects on the corporate nature of redemption and urges believers to love and serve the church as fellow citizens in the household of God.

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Michael Morales teaches from 2 Timothy 3:16–17, urging students to cling to the Word of God as the only infallible authority and remedy for the darkness of our time

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Speaking from Hebrews 12:1–2, Bernie Van Eyk exhorts believers to persevere in the Christian life by removing obstacles and looking to Jesus, the trailblazer and perfecter of our faith.

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Teaching from Romans 1:18–23, theologian R.C. Sproul explores the reality of divine wrath and the universal guilt of mankind in rejecting God’s clear revelation.

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Mark Futato opens Psalm 1:2 to explain how the Psalms, structured like the Torah, invite believers to meditate on God’s Word with their mouths and minds.

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Eric Watkins opens Colossians 1:24–29 to examine Paul’s calling to suffer for the church and how believers are shaped into Christ’s image through affliction and service.

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Michael Morales opens Jeremiah 45 to consider Baruch’s crisis of ambition and how the cross of Christ calls believers to lose themselves in long-suffering service to the church.

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