Reformed & Expository Preaching

Reformed & Expository Preaching

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

  • Agents of Judgment
    The Lord promises to bring his people into His rest. So, now we consider the Lord’s people going into Canaan. They have a command to devote to destruction which is pretty extreme. How does this show that the Lord is serious about his redemption and also his judgment?
    11 min
  • Establishing Blameless Hearts (1 Thessalonians 3:11-13)
    The Apostle Paul desires to meet with the Thessalonian church, but there is no clear path to make this happen. Paul is frustrated because the Thessalonian church does not seem very rooted in the gospel. Does Paul think that the Lord is only as strong as the apostle or his people? What is the assurance in knowing that our Lord Jesus Christ will direct his way to them? What does this tell us about Christ and the Lord's sovereign will? How does this assure us about the outcome of our faith?
    32 min
  • Establishing Blameless Hearts (1 Thessalonians 3:11-13)
    The Apostle Paul desires to meet with the Thessalonian church, but there is no clear path to make this happen. Paul is frustrated because the Thessalonian church does not seem very rooted in the gospel. Does Paul think that the Lord is only as strong as the apostle or his people? What is the assurance in knowing that our Lord Jesus Christ will direct his way to them? What does this tell us about Christ and the Lord's sovereign will? How does this assure us about the outcome of our faith?
    32 min
  • God's Orderly Church (1 Corinthians 14:33, 40; BC 32)
    Reformed people are often accused of being drab, stoic, or rote. This week we look at 1 Corinthians 14 and consider why our worship is very structured. We consider the Apostle Paul exhorting the Corinthian Church to make sure that their worship is about the Lord and building up the body rather than about personal advancement. Why does Paul exhort them to do all things decently and in order? Why does Paul recall for us and the Corinthian church that God is a God of peace?
    40 min
  • God's Orderly Church (1 Corinthians 14:33, 40; BC 32)
    Reformed people are often accused of being drab, stoic, or rote. This week we look at 1 Corinthians 14 and consider why our worship is very structured. We consider the Apostle Paul exhorting the Corinthian Church to make sure that their worship is about the Lord and building up the body rather than about personal advancement. Why does Paul exhort them to do all things decently and in order? Why does Paul recall for us and the Corinthian church that God is a God of peace?
    40 min
  • God's Exodus People

    The Lord sword to Abraham that he would deliver Abraham’s descendants out of the land of slavery.  We look at the exodus and the assurance that the Lord’s mighty hand is shown in this marvelous event.  We are reminded that God works in the context of a community, and he brings his pilgrim citizens out of their slavery to the land of life. 

    10 min
  • God's Exodus People

    The Lord sword to Abraham that he would deliver Abraham’s descendants out of the land of slavery.  We look at the exodus and the assurance that the Lord’s mighty hand is shown in this marvelous event.  We are reminded that God works in the context of a community, and he brings his pilgrim citizens out of their slavery to the land of life. 

    10 min
  • Members of a Long-Suffering Kingdom (1 Thessalonians 3:1-10)
    The book of Hebrews teaches us that Christ truly is central and essential. The Old Testament models point to Christ and show the necessity of his work. Hebrews celebrates the truth that Christ is the greater priest who enters into the heavenly places once for all. How does this testify to the faith that we have? What is the ultimate comfort that we have in the Lord?
    35 min
  • Members of a Long-Suffering Kingdom (1 Thessalonians 3:1-10)
    The book of Hebrews teaches us that Christ truly is central and essential. The Old Testament models point to Christ and show the necessity of his work. Hebrews celebrates the truth that Christ is the greater priest who enters into the heavenly places once for all. How does this testify to the faith that we have? What is the ultimate comfort that we have in the Lord?
    35 min
  • Heeding the Gospel Ministry (Hebrews 13:17)
    The book of Hebrews teaches us that Christ truly is central and essential. The Old Testament models point to Christ and show the necessity of his work. Hebrews celebrates the truth that Christ is the greater priest who enters into the heavenly places once for all. How does this testify to the faith that we have? What is the ultimate comfort that we have in the Lord?
    38 min

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