Reformed Baptist Church of Elizabethtown

Philemon is most definitely a letter that deals specifically with the issue of forgiveness and restoration. In this lesson we will take a look at the need of the repentant heart to have a God given spirit of forgiveness.

As we meet this Lord-s Day, we have met for the singular purpose of worshiping the King of kings and Lord of lords. Make no mistake brethren. This day that is called the Lord-s is set aside because the most High God has given Him the name that is above all other names -LORD-- The purpose of the Lord-s Day is not primarily for your good. Your very redemption is not primarily about you. The life to which you have now been redeemed is not primarily meant for your benefit. Brethren, all these things and more belong to our King the Lord Jesus Christ, for His glory, and for the Father-s glory through Him. It is when our all is laid at the feet of our King that we necessarily benefit, because we are His.

You kshall not steal.

Are you one who will continue in sin and degradation, scoffing at the Lord Jesus Christ and His gospel, or will you, like blind Bartimaeus, cry out for Jesus, the Son of David, and His mercy.

A new MP3 sermon from Reformed Baptist Church of Elizabethtown is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:

Title: The Law of God VII

Subtitle: The Law of God

Speaker: Jamie Barrett

Broadcaster: Reformed Baptist Church of Elizabethtown

Event: Sunday School

Date: 7/22/2018

Bible: Exodus 20:14

Length: 54 min.

Overview: -You shall not commit adultery.-

i.-God is the sovereign over all life that He has given, both great and small, but mankind is set apart as the crowning jewel of His creation as we have been created in His image. So then we must not succumb to the culture of death that denies God, but in love for Him we must hold forth the sanctity of life.

We are required to follow the Savior-s example in these things, to humble ourselves, serve one another as salves in the bonds of Christ Jesus with every confidence that Creator God is keeping for us our eternal inheritance.

God is sovereign, and while the fifth command most certainly contains specific instruction for children to honor father and mother, it represents God-s divine authority in all human relationships. So then, as while this command is very specific, it also carries with it a principle for our lives. We are to obey, honor, and submit to those who have the rule over us- treat those who are socially inferior with love, gentleness, meekness, and kindness- in other words, we are to love our neighbor as ourselves, thereby honoring and obeying God-s created order.

iii.-When we are asked why it is that we have forsaken the world, denied self, taken up the cross, selflessly serve Christ, and even suffer for the sake of His name, our resounding answer is -Because He loved me and gave Himself for me, and now through Him the curse of my death has been defeated--