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Much like his father, Isaac displayed great faith and fear during his sojourn in Gerar. Isaac shares in his father’s success and failure to trust God and act in faith rather than fear. In this sermon we are reminded how the Gospel shapes every aspect of our lives, including marriage and neighboring. (Text: Genesis 26:1-11)
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The exchange of the birthright between Jacob and Esau continues to reveal the meaning of God’s words about the two brothers. We learn that God’s eternal blessings come by his sovereign choice and are obtained only by faith. (Text: Genesis 25:27-34)
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Simeon prophesied that Mary would experience great pain and suffering because of Jesus. It is important that we have a proper theology of suffering, recognizing that we exist for God’s purpose. (Text: Luke 2:34-35)
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When Mary and Joseph present Jesus in the Temple, Simeon gives prophecies of salvation, opposition, and revelation. How a person responds to Jesus is the most important thing in the world. There can be no neutrality or ambivalence. (Text: Luke 2:22-40)
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The shepherds believed the angelic message and immediately did something about it. They believed, told others, and praised God. The Gospel is meant to be shared to all people, as good news, as God gave it, and to his glory. (Text: Luke 2:8-20)
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When John the Baptist is born just as the angel predicted, Zechariah finally speaks with a praise and prophecy, seeing that his son's birth leads to the coming Messiah and Savior. (Text: Luke 1:57-80)
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An angel visits Zechariah and Mary with two birth announcements. In this text, we see that Christians should wait with expectancy and anticipation for Christ’s coming and keep the focus on Christ at Christmas. (Text: Luke 1:5-38)
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God continues to keep His covenant and accomplish His purpose as He promised and as He pleases. (Text: Genesis 25:1-28)
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Whether through ordinary or extraordinary means, God will provide to accomplish his eternal purposes. (Text: Genesis 24:1-67)
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Faith determines our behavior and is displayed by our actions (Text: Genesis 23:1-20)
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Expositional Bible preaching from the First Baptist Church in Sherman, New York