Sermons of Rev. Tom Morrison

(28:13)

There is much disorder in churches today. From undisciplined members to the lack of liturgy in worship, it’s everywhere. Christ is rightly honored, people are rightly fed and the church is rightly ordered when it is governed by the offices of minister, elder and deacon.

Scripture Lessons: Isaiah 9:6-7; Ephesians 1:20-23, 4:10-16, 5:22-32

(32:16)

Many people today talk only of the invisible church. To be sure, the Scriptures do speak of the invisible church but they also speak of the essential nature of the visible church. In fact, there can be no church discipline without the visible church. Therefore, in this sermon, we will argue for the biblical command of instituting true, visible churches.

Scripture Lessons: Matthew 16:13-20; 18:15-20; 28:16-20

(26:35)

The LORD is a secure provider for His people, in ordinary and extraordinary circumstances, in the person and the work of Jesus Christ.

Sermon Text: Psalm 23

(30:30)

In this sermon we’ll first, examine the major views of the Lord’s Supper, second, we’ll examine the Reformed view of “real presence” or “spiritual presence,” and third, we’ll examine the effects of the Lord’s Supper on Christians.

Scripture Lesson: 1 Corinthians 11:17-34

(28:29)

The presence of God in Christ is the answer to your troubles.

Sermon Text: Psalm 46

(33:05)

This sermon has three parts: First, we argue from the Scriptures what a sacrament is, second we argue for the biblical definition of Baptism and third, we argue for the biblical view of infant baptism.

Scripture Lesson: 1 Peter 3:18-22

(31:58)

Your praise of God must be specific — it must be addressed to the LORD, that is, Yahweh. Your praise must also be rooted in the correct reasons. The LORD deserves praise because He is the creator, sustainer and has redeemed Israel.

Sermon Text: Psalm 135

(28:32)

The creation is sufficient to reveal the glory and existence of God but insufficient to reveal His gracious character. For that, you need the Word of God, which speaks of Christ.

Sermon Text: Psalm 19

(27:24)

There is much confusion regarding what preaching is. In addition, there are many self-proclaimed preachers, teachers and Bible study leaders who are not rightly called and authorized. We need to reexamine what the Bible says about preaching. This sermon defines preaching as a proclamation of the Word of God by an authorized man; a proclamation that centers on the person and work of Jesus Christ. When the Word is rightly preached it is the Word of Christ.

Scripture Lesson: Romans 10:1-17

(30:46)

Many have rejected the holiness, majesty and “weightiness” of God. This wrong view of God leads to many theological errors and a loss of real security in this life. In this sermon we’ll understand how Yahweh is the God of power and glory.

Sermon Text: Psalm 29