Second Street PCA

Second Street PCA

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Second Street PCA episodes

  • Hebrews 2:9-18 "Redemptive Suffering"
    In this sermon we look at the example of Jesus' suffering to give encouragement to those who are now suffering or will suffer. For those in Christ, suffering has redemptive purpose. God reveals Hid very nature in His method of bringing many sons to glory. It demonstrates even more so than creation ex nehilo His power and glory.
    50 min
  • Hebrews 2:5-9 "Though You Don't Yet See It'
    The church is still in the world even if not of the world. There will be trials and persecutions. We walk by faith and not by sight. What we will be has not yet been fully revealed but there will be a reversal. We will be rulers with Christ will all things in subjection to Him.
    40 min
  • Hebrews 2:1-4 "Drifting Away through Neglect"
    In this sermon we look at God's call for us to clean much more closely to his word. It is our tendency to drift away from what we have heard. We must not only hear but cling to his word. In what ways are you being distracted? What is distracting you? What are you focusing on? We must be careful to pay much closer attention to what we have heard less we drift away from it or it from us.
    44 min
  • Hebrews 1:8-14 "Christus Rex"
    This sermon focuses on the fact that Jesus is King of all Kings. We explore the implications of this for our lives and how we are to see Satan and the "Ruler of this World" as well as how we are to interact with worldly governments and authorities.
    48 min
  • Hebrews 1:4-14 "Superior to Angels"
    We continue to look at Hebrews to see the Majesty of Jesus Christ. In this sermon we see that he is indeed superior to the angels, and that he is the creator king who is controlled universe. His majesty and might and grace and glory are more than we could possibly imagine. He is greater than any problem we may face.
    48 min
  • John 20 - Easter - "Written So That You May Believe"
    The Easter 2020 message in the midst of the Corona pandemic. The miracles of Jesus culminate in His resurrection. His resurrection provides for our justification. We are with the disciples on the road to Emmaus as they meet with Jesus (unbeknownst to them at first) and He shows them the necessity of the death and resurrection of the Christ from the Old Testament scriptures.
    42 min
  • Hebrews 1:1-3 "God Has Spoken"
    We begin our series in Hebrews by reading through Habakkuk (of course). Main Theme: What is God doing in the global pandemic? God is Heir, Creator, Sustainer, Redeemer. As such, He uses all things for His own purposes and God has spoken by Son. Gentle and lowly in spirit.
    44 min
  • Joshua 23 - 24 "Choose this Day"

    Joshua is now an old man near the end of his life. He leaves his parting words with Israel. We also explore some of the parting words of Jesus and the Apostle Paul.

    A theme is "A faithless generation can arise right behind a faithful one".

    How are we to maintain our faithfulness and help to secure the faith of future generations?

    1.  Faithfulness to the Written Word of God - "Be very strong to keep and to do all that is written in the  Book of Moses" Joshua 23:6

    2.  Don't be conformed to the world.

    3.  Be very careful to CLING to and to LOVE the Lord your God.

    52 min
  • Johua 14 "What is Promised?"

    Caleb represents for us a believer who followed the Lord with his whole heart. He was promised an allotment of land by Moses. He now comes to Joshua to ask for the promised land. He get it because God honors His promises.

    What is actually promised to the believer?

    1. Christ's presence with us through all circumstances.

    2. Trials and tribulations.

    3. Heaven, eternal life.

    The Christian believer is to radically and faithfully follow Christ and rejoice in ever circumstance because He in control and all things are working together for the good of those who love Him and are called according to His purposes (Rom 8).

    We are to be anxious for nothing but in all things with prayer and supplication with thanksgiving we are to make our requests known to Him and the PEACE OF GOD which surpasses all understanding will guard our hearts and our minds in Christ Jesus (Philippians 4:4-7).

    44 min
  • Joshua 12-13 "Who is the God of this World?"
    Joshua is old and there is still much land left to conquer. Today is a good day to look at our won lives and ask whether we have accomplished much and for us to see there is much yet to do. How are you doing? And as you look at your possible futures, see this, God is already there ahead of you.
    47 min

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Sermons (and a few other things) from Second Street Presbyterian Church, Albemarle, NC