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We deserve to be judged to hell for our sin but Jesus was judged in our place at the cross
New Testament Text: Matthew 23:37-40
The Regulative Principle, derived from the second commandment, states that we may do in worship only what God commands.
Scripture Lesson: Isaiah 66:1-4
Repentance for sins is only possible through the work of Jesus to die and be raised again.
New Testament Text: Acts 3:11-26
The second commandment requires that we worship God rightly and not according to human convention.
Scripture Lesson: Exodus 32:1-14
The insanity and misery of idolatry is replaced by the sanity and joy of the proper worship of God through faith in Christ.
New Testament Lesson: John 4:1-42
In this sermon we cover the character of the first commandment, what it requires of us and how Christ fulfilled it.
Scripture Lesson: Isaiah 44:9-20
Jeremiah is called by God to judge and to restore nations, which reflects Christ’s ministry to judge and to restore God’s people.
New Testament Lesson: Matthew 3:1-12
Because of the Gospel, we owe duty to God and to neighbor.
Scripture Lessons: Matthew 22:34-40, James 2:8-13
In this sermon we compare and contrast the sorrowful life and the happy life.
New Testament Lesson: Luke 18:9-14
In this sermon we distinguish the strict sense of conversion from the broader sense, which is about sanctification – the dying of the old man and the making alive of the new man.
Scripture Lesson: Ephesians 4:17-24
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