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You must abstain from the passions of the flesh and keep your conduct honorable in order that God may be glorified.
Old Testament Text: Psalm 86
Many professed Christians these days don’t go to church very often. Given the lack of accountability and teaching on the fourth commandment in churches it is no wonder that people don’t think regular attendance is important. In this sermon we’ll examine the fourth commandment and exactly what it commands.
Scripture Lessons: Exodus 20:8-11; Deuteronomy 5:12-15
You can live for God even though you are rejected when you believe that you are God’s chosen people.
Old Testament Text: Isaiah 28:14-16
The third commandment means much more than taking God’s name in vain.
Scripture Lesson: Exodus 3
The grace of Christ, which came to you through the preaching of the Word, must continually be desired in order to sincerely love each other.
Old Testament Text: Isaiah 40:1-8
Realistic definition of preaching in most modern churches today: An uplifting, cheery message that may or may not have something to do with the Bible. The correct definition of preaching: An ambassadorial proclamation from the Bible of what God has done, is doing and will do through Jesus Christ. The Bible is about Christ and you do not hear a Christian sermon unless you hear Christ.
Scripture Lesson: 2 Corinthians 5:11-21
Because you are a new creature in Christ you must abandon your former ways and live for Christ who ransomed you from your former ways.
Old Testament Lesson: Leviticus 19:1-4
All churches have a “liturgy,” which is simply an order or worship. The issue is, the liturgy must be biblical. In this sermon we examine what makes up a proper and biblical Reformed liturgy.
Scripture Lesson: Isaiah 6:1-7
You can trust God that everything will work out in the end despite present suffering when you look to what God has done, is doing and will do.
Old Testament Lesson: Psalm 66
Many church services today have “contemporary” worship complete with electric guitars, drums and lights. We have a problem with this. In this sermon we give the biblical basis for our critique and think about what true biblical worship is like.
Scripture Lesson: Acts 2:37-47
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