Reformed Hope

People love the message of change. We love to say that -this needs to change, or -that needs to change.- But far too often, we neglect the fact that the most important place that change needs to occur is within our own hearts.

What can we learn about the Pharisees of Jesus' day-- How can we apply Jesus' descriptions of them to religious leaders of our day-- In 2020-2021 the religious leaders within the professing evangelical and Reformed church cancelled church due to COVID. Were they being faithful leaders or were they blind guides--

Our most popular message on SermonAudio, this sermon explains why the professing church failed to represent true Christianity during the coronavirus crisis. A must-listen-

God requires us to be faithful over the -little- that he has given us. He does not require us to compare ourselves with others, but simply be diligent with what we do have. This is a helpful message that will encourage you to be faithful in those small things that we are tempted to view as unimportant.

Too many people in Christendom have a singularly low view of conversion. Instead of understanding what the Bible teaches about conversion, they seem to think that a man can -come to Christ- and yet not experience a radical change in his life. This error is the cause of a low and insipid view of regeneration which prevails in our day.

Is it true that we should obey the government in all things -unless asked to sin--- This sermon seeks to show the error of this thinking by explaining and applying Romans 13-1-4.

B.B. Warfield wrote that -the Lord's Day is placed in our hands by the authority of the apostles of Christ, under the undiminished sanction of the eternal Law of God.- Where is this spirit today-----Super Bowl Sunday- is just one example among many, that our nation, and more to the point, the professing church has abandoned our forebears' practice of observing the Lord's Day. If previous years are any indication, nearly one third of all Americans will watch the Super Bowl on Sunday night. Many churches have compromised during the coronavirus scare and stopped meeting as God's people. However, long before the coronavirus, churches in America have steadily been minimizing fellowship centered around God's Word on the Lord's Day.