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In order not to be misled by false teaching and apocalyptic signs in the last days, trust the God of time and history. NOTE: The last part of this sermon was cut off.
Old Testament Lesson: Daniel 2:17-23
The motivating factor for attending church each Lord’s Day is the Gospel.
Scripture Lessons: Exodus 20:8-11; Deuteronmy 5:12-15
The people of God, during the Old Testament era and today, are always under the threat of bad leadership. The most dangerous form of leadership comes from those who are deceived – they are sincere but wrong. In fact, the New Testament argues that the great tribulation in the latter days (the time period from Christ’s ascension until His second return) is marked by deception and apostacy. But thank God that Jesus Christ ultimately protects His elect from these false prophets. And there are plenty of false prophets today in churches.
Old Testament Lesson: Psalm 23
This sermon treats the third commandment.
Scripture Lesson: Exodus 3
Secularism is overcome by the truth of the resurrection.
Old Testament Lesson: Psalm 110
Let’s see what the Bible has to say about preaching. Sorry, Bible reading is not enough.
Scripture Lesson: 2 Corinthians 5:11-21
As a member of the Kingdom of God Christ calls you to submit to the state as a member of the kingdom of man. But this is not an ultimate submission for sometimes you need to disobey the state. You must obey God rather than man.
Old Testament Lesson: Daniel 4:34-37
Liturgy simply means “service.” Liturgy used in the context of the church refers to the order and content of the worship service. A biblical liturgy helps the church to worsthip God rightly.
Scripture Lesson: Isaiah 6:1-7
The normal Christian life does not consist of new and exciting adventures around every bend but rather consists of constant repentance and faith.
Old Testament Text: Isaiah 5:1-7
All churches must make the necessary distinctions between elements, circumstances and forms – here’s why…
Scripture Lesson: Acts 2:37-47
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