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The video audio set up was needing to be corrected so we did not get video for this sermon as usual. God forbids all forms of idol worship so it goes well for His people and their children in His land. Forsake All Lifeless Idols to Live Well.

The last of two closing sermons guided by Westminster Shorter Catechism 4: "What is God?" Focus on the first part of the answer from John 4:24, "God is Spirit" with its application that they that worship Him must therefore worship Him in spirit and in truth.

We are to care about and for those who are particularly vulnerable in society—especially foreigners. Love Thy Stranger as Thyself.

Sermon Series: 2 Corinthians Sermon Title: Puritanism for Today Sermon Text: 2 Corinthians 6:14-6:18 Sermon Date: 12/8/2024 I. The command to be separate. 2 Cor. 6:14a II. The case for separation. 2 Cor. 6:14b-6-16 A. The guiding principles of life: righteousness and lawlessness B. The powers producing those principles: light with darkness C. The Princes of the two realms of life: Christ and satan D. The Protection of the temple. Temples and idols. III. The covenant promises for separation. 2 Cor. 6:16c-6:18

When I issued the first volume of "Lectures to my Students" it was my intention to prepare another series as soon as time permitted, and I meant to include two addresses upon Commenting in the proposed selection. It struck me, however, that a better thing was possible. The two lectures might introduce the topic of exposition, and then a catalogue of Commentaries might help the student to carry the advice into practice. The making of that catalogue would, of course, be no small labor; but, once accomplished, it might be of service to many, and effect more in the direction aimed at than the most earnest exhortations. I therefore resolved to attempt the work, and here is the result.

Whenever a nation forgets God and His Law, (like Israel of old), that nation stands on the brink of destruction. This is the Sixty Fifth Sermon in the series, Kingdom, Dynasty, and Glory; an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

Those who are liberated from sin will always seek to be liberated from the tyranny of evil men; and like David's war heroes, they will fight for freedom under God. This is the Sixty First Sermon in the series, Kingdom, Dynasty, and Glory; an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

First: we have learned our mixer unit keeps restarting so we apologize that there are times during the end of the sermon that are silent and missing the message. No one is like God our holy rock for God is God alone. Keep Trusting in God Your Rock Who Can't be Moved.

In the face of extreme Civil and Ecclesiastic tyranny, history gives us both a picture and a direction, of how God's people dealt with the tyranny of men. This is the Fifty Sixth Sermon in the Series Kingdom, Dynasty & Glory; an exposition on the Second Book of Samuel.

How much time do you really have left? In Romans 13, Paul urges believers to wake up and live, for "the night is far spent, the day is at hand." In this sermon, Dr. Toby Holt calls us to treat today as short and precious, living in the light of Christ's coming. Questions this sermon answers: 1. What did Paul mean by "the night is far spent"? That the present age is passing and Christ's day is near — so believers should live with urgency and purpose. 2. What are we to cast off? "The works of darkness" — putting on instead "the armor of light," living as those who belong to the day. 3. What holds us back? Spiritual drowsiness and the pull of the night. Paul calls us to awake and number our days. "The night is far spent, the day is at hand. Therefore let us cast off the works of darkness, and let us put on the armor of light." — Romans 13:12 (NKJV) Dr. Toby Holt is President of New Geneva Theological Seminary, and his sermons have been downloaded more than 1.9 million times on SermonAudio. Find more verse-by-verse Bible teaching at newgeneva.org; support this ministry at newgeneva.org/give.