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There are two ways in which to know God: the creation and the Scriptures. In this sermon you’ll understand what these two “books” reveal about God.
Sermon text: Belgic Confession, Article 2
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Psalm 73 speaks to the goodness of God in creation and redemption. Specifically the good life is not what people think it is.
Sermon Text: Belgic Confession, Article 1
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Security is found in Jesus who is your perfect permanent High Priest.
Sermon Text: Hebrews 7:11-28
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Many people choose to focus on only some of God’s attributes such as His power, love and goodness. There is often selfish intent involved in this focus. If people believe that God above all is good then it is a small step to believing that He exists to give them a lot of good stuff. God is good but He is also just and must punish sinners. But to understand God’s justice is to understand the way in which God maintains His justice while justifying sinners. This is the best way to understand God’s goodness.
Sermon Text: Belgic Confession, Article 1
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Who is Melchizedek? He is without father, mother, genealogy, beginning of days nor end of life. His place in history speaks to the fact that Jesus is your eternal high priest.
Sermon Text: Hebrews 7:1-10
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You can understand God’s wisdom from the creation and in redemption.
Sermon Text: Belgic Confession, Article 1
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Because of the promises of God you may hold fast to the hope of attaining heaven one day.
Sermon Text: Hebrews 6:13-20
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The author of Hebrews in this passage warns the church that some may fall away from the faith. They who do fall away finally are reprobates. The elect have no need to worry about falling away. The warning is heard by the elect but the effect is to sharpen them in their resolve to flee to Christ always.
Sermon Text: Hebrews 5:11-6:12
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God knows all things, which means He ordains all things. This fact is not just fodder for theologians and philosophers to mull over but comfort for those in Christ Jesus.
Sermon Text: Belgic Confession, Article 1
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God is immutable, meaning He does not change. Because of this, you can rely on Him in all circumstances.
Sermon Text: Belgic Confession, Article 1
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