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You are saved from your sin, which incurs God’s wrath, by the vicarious suffering of another.
New Testament Lesson: Acts 8:26-40
In this sermon we define the doctrine of regeneration and how a person becomes regenerate. God does everything and man does nothing.
Scripture Lesson:1 Peter 1
The work of the servant of the LORD to save his people is effective because he perfectly identifies with them.
New Testament Lesson: Hebrews 4:14-16
Despite the doctrine of reprobation, God’s calling for all to believe stands as a sincere calling.
Scripture Lesson: Mark 4:1-20
The people of God will sometimes refuse to listen to God but God gives His people a reason to listen as He proclaims the Gospel.
New Testament Lesson: John 10:22-30
The curse and its effects are absent when God is present.
Old Testament Lesson: Isaiah 65:17-25
God’s saving character is proclaimed to the world as He acts to redeem His people from exile creating order out of chaos.
New Testament Lesson: Philippians 2:1 – 11
Two questions: First, why is the Gospel exclusive to the nation of Israel before it is preached more broadly to all nations? Second, why does it seem that the Gospel only goes to some nations today and not all nations? In this sermon we will answer these two questions.
Scripture Lesson: Ephesians 1:3-14
What do Christians think about most often? Is it God and His Word? No, it’s stuff, money, sex and power; in short, idols. Idolatry is far more dangerous than we could every imagine because it can mar the image of God in man. Only God can destroy the idols in your life and restore the image of God through Christ.
New Testament Lesson: Romans 8:26-30
This sermon treats the doctrine of original sin and the imputation of Adam’s sin.
Scripture Lesson: Romans 5:12-21
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