Reformed & Expository Preaching

Reformed & Expository Preaching

By Pastor Paul Lindemulder (Belgrade URC)Religion & SpiritualityChristianity
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Reformed & Expository Preaching episodes

  • The Writing on the Wall (Daniel 5:1-31)
    Nebuchadnezzar is dead and now there is a new king. This king Belshazzar rides the coat tails of Nebuchadnezzar. Will this man take to heart the reality that pride goes before the fall? Will the Lord be able to show that his will is the will and this empire will not rival heaven? Will Belshazzar understand the writing on the wall?
    39 min
  • Blessed are the Meek (Matthew 5:5)
    Today we encourage people to be active and deliberate in life because the successful are those who seize the day. We think of the meek people as the weak people who will be trampled. How can the Meek people of God be blessed?
    10 min
  • We’re Not Worthy (COD Head 1 Arts. 1-5; Eph. 2:1-10)
    The Apostle Paul tells us that faith is a gift. Is this a gift that we reach up and grab or is this a gift that is imposed on us? Why would this gift need to be imposed on us? What is fundamentally wrong with man that he would not want this gift and what does God ultimately do about it?
    52 min
  • Humbling Babel (Daniel 4:1-37)
    King Nebuchadnezzar was not humbled by his first dream. Instead, he builds a great statue decreeing that the empire bows down to the statue. It is a commemoration and celebration that the Babelites had achieved their goal. Now, there is another dream that torments the king. This is a dream that communicates the king will lose his mind and be like the beasts of the field. Will this dream humble the king?
    37 min
  • No Millennium? (Revelation 20:1-7; BC 37)
    John says that Satan is bound for 1000 years or a millennium. How do we know if we are in the millennium? We work through this issue showing that we do not take 1000 years literally, but communicating the Lord's complete time. We argue that when Christ enters history he brings in his kingdom with the millennium.
    42 min
  • The True God Saves (Daniel 3:1-30)
    The Lord revealed to Nebuchadnezzar in a dream and through the Lord's prophet Daniel that Nebuchadnezzar's kingdom will not endure forever. Nebuchadnezzar might think that he is on top of the world and the ruler over the empire that is truly the gateway of the gods. The Lord will show Nebuchadnezzar that Nebuchadnezzar does not lead God around on a leash, but the Lord shows his ability to save the utmost unlike any dumb idol.
    31 min
  • Blessed are those who Mourn
    When someone is in a state of mourning we do not associate that with blessing. However, Christ says that those who mourn are blseed. How can they be blessed? How can they be comforted when it seems that there is no place to find hope?
    11 min
  • The Feast of Life (Rev. 2:1-7; 22:1-21; Art. 37)
    John describes for us his vision of our heavenly graduation. The exhortation at the beginning of the book of Revelation is our invitation to enter into the Lord's presence to eat the tree of life's fruit. It is a life buffet where we swim in the river of life and dine at Christ's tree. What is the significance of the tree of life being in heaven? Why would we long for the final judgment?
    39 min
  • The King’s Nightmare Revealed (Daniel 2:24-49)
    Nebuchadnezzar has a nightmare that plagues him and keeps him up at night. He needs to know his fate, but no one can tell him. His theologians have told him that the gods do not dwell among man. Is this true? Is there a personal God who gives revelation and establishes truth? Is there a God who is reveals his intentions to man?
    28 min
  • Blessed are the Poor in Spirit

    Christ is the lord of lords and the king of kings.  He is God who has taken on the flesh to save his people from their sins.  If Christ is a king you would think that his priority would be the successful rain makers of this age who make things happen.  It would seem that Christ desires to save those worthy of his time.  However, Christ says blessed are the poor in spirit?  What does it mean that the poor in spirit are blessed?  How does such a blessing communicate Christ’s mission? 

    10 min

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