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Title: Acts #77 Is Rebaptism Biblical?

Subtitle: Acts of the Apostles

Speaker: Rev. Greg Price

Broadcaster: Reformed Presbytery in North America GM

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 8/20/2017

Bible: Acts 19:1-7; Ephesians 4:5

Length: 77 min.

Overview: Since circumcision was the outward sign of the Covenant of Grace in the Old Testament -just as baptism is the outward sign of the Covenant of Grace in the New Testament-, how many times could one be circumcised in the Old Testament- Only once- The Lord deliberately chose an outward sign that was not repeatable, for--outward circumcision pointed to the promise of a single inward circumcision in cutting a believer off from all the guilt of his sin once and for all in his justification before God -Romans 4-11-. Just as one is not justified before God repeatedly or more than once -though sanctification continues throughout a Christian-s life-, so an unrepeatable outward sign -circumcision- pointed to an unrepeatable justification. So likewise, water baptism being the New Covenant equivalent of circumcision is intended by the Lord to be an unrepeatable outward--sign and seal of God-s promise of an unrepeatable justification in being cleansed from all the guilt of sin once--and for all -Revelation 1-5-.--Was the baptism of John the Baptist Christian baptism or were those baptized by John rebaptized by the apostles with Christian baptism- Our main points are- -1- The One, Unrepeatable Act of Water Baptism -Acts 19-1-5-- -2- The One, Unrepeatable Act of Spirit Baptism -Acts 19-6-7-.

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Title: Acts #74 Why Christians Persevere When Discouraged?

Subtitle: Acts of the Apostles

Speaker: Rev. Greg Price

Broadcaster: Reformed Presbytery in North America GM

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 7/23/2017

Bible: Acts 18:7-17; Isaiah 41:10

Length: 72 min.

Overview: Why is it that we trust the promise of the Lord Jesus for our salvation and yet stumble and fall so often in not trusting the promise of the Lord Jesus that He is with us and we need not fear man, death, or any circumstance we face- If we have trusted Him for the greater -our salvation-, is He not worthy of our trust for the lesser -our daily needs in this life-- Paul also struggled with fear and discouragement as we saw in the previous sermon, and for that reason, the--Lord Jesus comes to Paul with precious promises that motivated and fueled Paul-s perseverance in continuing his ministry of preaching the gospel. The main points from our text this Lord-s Day are the following- -1- The Promises of Christ Fuel Paul-s Perseverance -Acts 18-7-11-- -2- The Promises of Christ Realized in Paul-s--Ministry -Acts 18-12-17-.

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Title: Acts #73 The Blessedness of Christian Friendship

Subtitle: Acts of the Apostles

Speaker: Rev. Greg Price

Broadcaster: Reformed Presbytery in North America GM

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 7/16/2017

Bible: Acts 18:1-6; Proverbs 12:25

Length: 62 min.

Overview: We read from God-s Holy Word, -Heaviness in the heart of man maketh it stoop- but a good word maketh it glad- -Proverbs 12-25-. You do not have to be a great and renowned Christian nor do you have to utter classic words that will be enshrined in marble for all perpetuity to be used of the Lord to encourage a family member or a brother-sister in Christ or your minister or elder. You simply need a humble heart that thinks and prays outside your own world of activities, busyness, and needs to see the crushing burdens others bear. When all we can see is the heaviness of our own hearts, we will not even care about the heaviness of the heart of others. God sends us heaviness of heart -in part- that we might more easily recognize the heaviness of heart in--others and might bring a good word to make the heavy heart glad.----Our main points from our text this Lord-s Day are- -1- The Lord Encourages Paul with Christian Friendship -Acts 18-1-3,5-- -2- Paul Perseveres in the Ministry through Christian Friendship -Acts 18-4-6-.

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Title: Acts #70 Is the Chief End of Man My Pleasure or God's Glory?

Subtitle: Acts of the Apostles

Speaker: Rev. Greg Price

Broadcaster: Reformed Presbytery in North America GM

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 6/25/2017

Bible: Acts 17:16-21; 1 Chronicles 16:29

Length: 72 min.

Overview: There is nothing more important in this universe, in this world, in this nation, in the church, in your family, or in your life than the glory of our Triune God. Since the chief end of man is to glorify God, the chief sin that leads to all other sins is not to glorify God-whether by our neglect or our refusal to reflect His glory in our heart, thoughts, plans, words, deeds, work, relationships, recreations, and worship.----Life in general, and worship in particular are not about us-it-s all about God. The main points from our text this Lord-s Day are- -1- The Chief End of Man -Acts 17-16-18-- -2- The Power of Novelty -Acts 17-19-21-.

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Title: Acts #69 God Blesses Effective Preaching and Effective Listening

Subtitle: Acts of the Apostles

Speaker: Rev. Greg Price

Broadcaster: Reformed Presbytery in North America GM

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 6/18/2017

Bible: Acts 17:1-15; Isaiah 53:3-4

Length: 83 min.

Overview: Just as fear gripped the heart of the servant of Elisha when he could only see the armies of the Syrians that surrounded him and the small town of Dothan -2 Kings 6-, so we will fear when we can only see the armies of the enemy surrounding our lives, our families, our jobs, our church, and our nation. But when the prophet Elisha prayed that the eyes of his servant might be opened, he saw the multitudes of God-s greater and mightier host of angels that surrounded the Syrian army, and his fear fled, for he had seen the battle from heaven-s perspective. We must likewise take a look by faith from heaven-s view where God is not shuddering in fear, where Jesus Christ reigns in sovereign peace, and where the armies of heaven surround all the enemies that you, your family, or the church faces. The Kingdom of Jesus Christ advances despite the hatred, the cruelty, and the persecution that comes against us in standing for Jesus and His truth.----This truth is clearly observed from our text today in the opposition that Paul and Silas face. These faithful servants of Jesus Christ will not surrender despite the hatred and cruelty of God-s enemies, but faithfully and steadfastly move from city to city leaving behind new converts and disciples of Jesus Christ who work, establish, and advance the Kingdom of Jesus Christ. No power on earth can prevent the advance of Christ-s Kingdom. The main points from our text this Lord-s Day are the following- -1- Trouble Follows Paul-s Effective Preaching -Acts 17-1-9-- -2- Blessing Follows the Berean-s Effective Listening -Acts 17-10-15-.

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Title: Acts #68 The Earthquake that Shook a Man to Faith in Jesus Christ

Subtitle: Acts of the Apostles

Speaker: Rev. Greg Price

Broadcaster: Reformed Presbytery in North America GM

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 6/11/2017

Bible: Acts 16:26-40; Matthew 21:15-16

Length: 74 min.

Overview: Dear ones, disciples of Jesus Christ and those who despise Jesus Christ will alike have their lives, their families, and their world shaken to the foundation by the earthquakes of life -whether by cancer or some other serious illness, whether by rejection of family or friends, whether by loss of a job that leads to poverty, whether by the death of a child or some other loved one, whether by persecution for the truth of Jesus Christ-. The difference between the Christian and the Non-Christian is not the earthquakes that shake our lives and families, but rather the knowledge and assurance that the Christian has that the God who loves us with an everlasting love and has sent His Only Begotten Son to redeem us has sent those earthquakes to lead us to Christ and to teach us that Jesus Christ is more firm than the earth that shakes beneath them, but also to warn the Non-Christian that if the earthquakes of life bring fear into their lives, there is coming a Day of Judgment that will make the greatest earthquakes man has ever experienced in history look like a mere dream by comparison.----Let us consider how God used a violent earthquake to bring a jailer to Christ- -1- God Sends an Earthquake that Brings the Jailer to Faith in Christ -Acts 16-26-34-- -2- The Care of Paul and Silas for the Little Flock in Philippi -Acts 16-35-40-.

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Title: Acts #67 Is Your Joy Dependent upon How People Treat You?

Subtitle: Acts of the Apostles

Speaker: Rev. Greg Price

Broadcaster: Reformed Presbytery in North America GM

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 6/4/2017

Bible: Acts 16:16-25; Philippians 1:21

Length: 65 min.

Overview: Joy in the Lord is possible, even in the worst of circumstances. Do you hunger and thirst to see it realized in your life-----This supernatural work of grace of joy in the Lord was manifested in the lives of Paul and Silas -not in angelic beings--who were earthly men subject to the same passions as you and me. We lose the battle of praising God at all times when we excuse ourselves and minimize the power of God-s Spirit by saying, -Well after all, they were apostles.- The same grace is yours today in Jesus. The main points this Lord-s Day are- -1- A Miraculous Healing Precedes Persecution -Acts 16-16-18-- -2- Persecution Arises from the Loss of Financial Gain -Acts 16-19-24-- -3- Joy Is Not Dependent upon How Others Treat You -Acts 16-25-

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Title: Acts #66 Does Household Baptism Include Infants?

Subtitle: Acts of the Apostles

Speaker: Rev. Greg Price

Broadcaster: Reformed Presbytery in North America GM

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 5/28/2017

Bible: Acts 16:11-15; 1 Timothy 3:4

Length: 61 min.

Overview: When you figure out your household budget, you don-t exclude the needs of your infant or small children. Why- Because they are members of the household. When you pay for family insurance, you don-t exclude your infant or small children. Why- Because they are members of the family. If you defend your house against intruders, you don-t exclude your infant or small children. Why- Because they are a special gift from God in your house. Should infant or small children be excluded from the members of the house for whom you are to care in 1 Timothy 5-8----- This Lord-s Day let us consider the conversion of Lydia and not only her baptism, but the baptism of her household in Acts 16-13-15- -1- God Initiates Regeneration as He Did in the Heart of Lydia -Acts 16-11-14-- -2- Baptism Is not only Applied to Christian Parents like Lydia, but also to the Children within the Household -Acts 16-15-.

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Title: Acts #65 When Should We Become All Things to All Men?

Subtitle: Acts of the Apostles

Speaker: Rev. Greg Price

Broadcaster: Reformed Presbytery in North America GM

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 5/21/2017

Bible: Acts 16:1-10; 1 Corinthians 9:20

Length: 67 min.

Overview: There is an important principle that the Apostle Paul makes clear and which he applied in his ministry and which we should apply as well- I have become all things to all men -but he doesn-t stop there- that I might by all means save some -1 Corinthians 9-22-. What does it mean to become all things to all men- How far should we go and what boundaries should we draw in becoming all things to all men-----Dear ones, this principle will be abused and misused by Christians if it is not properly defined. On the one hand, it will be abused to support lawlessness in freely disregarding obedience to God-s holy law in order to be like all those around us. On the other hand, it will be abused to support legalism in conforming to mere manmade standards for worship and sanctification in order to bring others to the truth. We shall consider these abuses in the sermon today, but we especially want to articulate the right use of this biblical principle in our various circumstances of life.----The Apostle Paul applied this principle of becoming all things to all men in order to save some in our text this Lord-s Day. The main points from our text are in the form of two questions- -1- When Is It Right to Become All Things to All Men -Acts 16-1-3-- -2- How Does the Holy Spirit Direct His People -Acts 16-4-10--

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Title: Acts #64 When Personal Disagreements Separate Brethren

Subtitle: Acts of the Apostles

Speaker: Rev. Greg Price

Broadcaster: Reformed Presbytery in North America GM

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 5/14/2017

Bible: Acts 15:36-41; Romans 12:18

Length: 56 min.

Overview: Our goal as Christians should be to live at peace as much as possible with those around us-at least on our parts seeking to remove all obstacles that lead to heated disagreements at home, in the church, and at work -Romans 12-18-. A home where nearly every decision is a hill upon which you are willing to die is a home that will be filled with constant battles and little peace in it. Dear ones, I am not minimizing the decisions we make. Decisions that have serious consequences must be those that are prayerfully and carefully made, but even at such times it is unnecessary to throw angry, cutting words that damage or destroy a relationship.--We certainly cannot compromise when it comes to obedience to the commandments of the Lord -sanctifying the Lord-s Day-. We must speak the truth in love. The commandment of the Lord must be obeyed, otherwise we are being hypocritical in calling Jesus Lord -Luke 6-46-. Paul and Barnabas, two of the heroes of the early church, had a sharp personal disagreement that led to each going down a different path of ministry within the same Visible Church. What can we learn from what the Holy Spirit has included in this portion of Acts 15 that is important in considering personal disagreements and in seeking peace in the family, at work, and particularly in the church-----The main points from our text this Lord-s Day are the following- -1- The Content of the Personal Disagreement between Paul and Barnabas -Acts 15-36-38-- -2- The Result of the Personal Disagreement between Paul and Barnabas -Acts 15-39-41-.