Sermons of Rev. Tom Morrison

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Although many people will deny the proper understanding of Predestination, the correct view is clear: Predestination is a decree of God in which He has elected some to eternal life and has passed over the rest with His grace. This doctrine while mysterious is also the basis for our praise.

Scripture Lesson: Romans 9:1-29

(22:18)

Do you know what justification is? Can you define it? Many of those who profess to be Christians cannot. Justification, however, is the Gospel and the doctrine upon which the church stands or falls. This sermon attempts to define justification clearly.

Scripture lesson: 2 Corinthians 5:11-21

(28:09)

Psalm 65 speaks of an experience Israel and you have never had. It speaks to an existence of superabundance to which Israel and you must look forward in the new heavens and earth. While you look forward you also look back to the cross and find comfort now through the atonement.

Sermon Text: Psalm 65

(22:41)

The word “sin” has fallen out of public discourse. If we don’t understand what sin is and the repercussions of it, then we really can’t understand the Gospel. In this sermon, we define original sin and pollution.

Scripture Lesson: Romans 5:12-21

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People today don’t believe that they rage against God, and don’t believe that God is angry at them for this rage because there are no apparent consequences to their sinning. Nevertheless, Psalm 2 makes clear the rebellion of people and the anger of God. The only solution is to find refuge in Christ.

Sermon Text: Psalm 2

(29:07)

There are many erroneous ideas about happiness. One of those ideas is that happiness is a feeling. The Scriptures state that happiness is related to who a person is and what he or she does. In Psalm 1 the author states that happiness is meditating of God’s Word and not listening to the wicked.

New Testament Text: 1 Corinthians 1:26-31

(23:10)

This sermon explores the two ways in which we can know God (General and Special Revelation), why the Bible is true and the ways in which people suppress the truth of God. (See part 1 of An Introduction to the Reformed Faith.)

Scripture lesson: Romans 1:16-32

This catechetical sermon is the first of fourteen on the subject of the Reformed Faith. In this particular sermon we’ll examine why people avoid the ultimate issues of life. The reasons lead us to consider the biblical character of the Reformed Faith.

Scripture Lesson: Ecclesiastes 12

Jesus Christ reveals the intended purpose of man to rule who struggles with dignity that only appears to be true.

Sermon Text: Psalm 8

When God created He built order into the creation. A consequence of the fall

Scripture Lesson: Genesis 1:1, 2, 24-31; 3:14-19