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Jesus Calms the Storm Text: Matthew 8:23-27, Mark 4:35-41, Luke 8:22-25 1. Their trip into the storm. 2. Their experience of the storm. 3. Their response to the storm.

In Haggai 2:10-19, following the people's obedient response, Haggai is sent with a further message that they will no longer suffer deprivation but will from now on receive the Lord's blessing.

Closing Thought: Beloved, let us take comfort in the Father's gracious choice, trust the Son who redeemed us, and depend upon the Spirit who brought us to faith through the gospel. Let this grace strengthen our assurance, deepen our gratitude, and embolden us to proclaim Christ. And for those who have yet to believe, do not use God's sovereignty as a reason to delay; come to Christ today, resting in His promise to receive everyone who comes to Him.

1. The Sufficiency of Scripture 2. The Value of Scripture 3. The Response to Scripture

This sermon explores Psalm 15 as a direct response to the depiction of human depravity in the preceding psalms, asking who is qualified to enter the presence of the holy God. The text identifies the righteous one described in the psalm as Christ, who perfectly fulfills the requirements of blamelessness, truthfulness, and covenant faithfulness. By analyzing the typological connection between Mount Zion and the heavenly temple, the message emphasizes that access to God's presence is found solely in Christ, who remains unshaken in His mission to redeem. The sermon concludes with the assurance that believers, united with this unmovable Christ, possess a stable foundation and are called to persevere in faith rather than relying on their own merit.

Sunday night we expose the demons. Demons are living in plain sight all around us. We will use 1 Corinthians 10.18-22 as our text but will also deal with those passages I sent to you earlier in the week. Belgic Confession Article 12 sets the stage for our exploration of God's Word into the reality of the power of demons. Please come prayerfully prepared to deal with the truth of God on this matter. -------- October 25, 2026 EVENING WORSHIP SERVICE Responsive Reading of Ephesians 6:10-18 Scripture Reading: multiple texts Confessional Reading: Belgic Confession Article 12 Text: 1 Corinthians 10:18-22 Sermon: "Demons Hiding in Plain Sight" Theme: Satan devised every false religion to destroy God's church through the worship of demons 1. The ancient plan was Satan's and was powerful 2. Religious practices from foreigners led the covenant people to worship demons 3. Kings of Israel decreed the worship of demons 4. Society began to think that child sacrifice to demons was profitable 5. What was, is now, and is coming proves demons are hiding in plain sight

*Singing Psalter 38 Text: Psalm 19 Theme: The LORD makes Himself known. 1. His revelation in creation 2. His revelation in the Word 3. Our biblical response to His revelation Closing Prayer

Are you in need of biblical spiritual renewal? In this sermon titled Spiritual Renewal, discover how God reawakens the hearts of His people. God often brings our sins to our attention not to destroy us, but to bring about genuine repentance. When we lose our way, the Lord sends His Word to reprove us so we can return to faithful obedience. This process is the foundation of true revival in the Christian life. As we examine Haggai 1, we see how a reverent response to God's message leads to a restored relationship with Him. Listening to the voice of God produces a renewed fear of the Lord and a deep hunger for Scripture. Rather than leaving us in our guilt, God graciously draws near to reassure His remnant. The most encouraging message a believer can hear is the authoritative promise that Almighty God is with them. When God stirs the spirit of His people, it results in decisive devotion and a return to His work. Put God first in your life and experience the joy of a reenergized walk with Him. Key Biblical Takeaways: - God reproves His people not for destruction, but to lead them to repentance and faithful obedience. - A healthy, submissive relationship to Scripture will always produce a reverent fear of the Lord. - The ultimate encouragement for the obedient believer is the unshakeable promise of God's presence. - True spiritual revival is never merely emotional, but always results in active, decisive devotion to God's work.

Why should we trust God's wisdom with the decisions of our lives? In Proverbs 8:12–36, Solomon personifies wisdom as a woman presenting her qualifications, revealing why she deserves our attention, trust, and obedience. Wisdom offers prudence, knowledge, sound counsel, understanding, and strength to navigate life's decisions. She teaches us to hate what God hates, seek godly counsel, lead with righteousness, and pursue riches that endure beyond this life. Ultimately, wisdom flows from God's own perfect nature, and Solomon calls us to seek her early, walk in her ways, and recognize the consequences of rejecting her instruction.