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Earnest, generous and cheerful giving is one of the proofs of true faith in the power of God and in his Christ.
Old Testament Lesson: Isaiah 55
In this sermon we discuss the Canon of authority in the church: the Bible.
Scripture Lesson: 1 Corinthians 2
People hate to hear biblical teaching on giving. Sometimes this attitude is present because churches have brow beat people about giving. Paul doesn’t do that – he compels the church to give out of gratitude for the Gospel.
Old Testament Lesson: Exodus 16:13-30
There is real joy found in the Christian life but sometimes it comes by grief from sin leading to repentance.
Old Testament Lesson: Isaiah 51:1-3
Lately, there have been Reformed and Presbyterian folk that have apostatized (fallen away from Christ). Part of the issue has been a wrong view of the Scriptures and how they are the source of authority in the church. In this sermon we begin to discuss what the nature of the Scriptures is and this serves to increase our regard for them.
Scripture Lesson: 2 Timothy 3:1-4:8
Psalm 19 and the Belgic Confession, article 2 both explain that God has revealed Himself in two ways: in the creation and the Word of God.
Scripture Lesson: Psalm 19
Christians are to associate with non-Christians as they live in the world. But Christians are not to be of the world, which means that they must separate themselves from non-Christians when their behavior becomes idolatrous. Paul’s exhortations here include the implication that Christians may not decide to marry non-Christians.
Old Testament Texts: Ezekiel 20:40-44; 37:26-28
In this sermon we examine how God is wise, righteous and good.
Scripture Lesson: Psalm 145
Christians live for Christ by listening and heeding the apostolic ministry of the church not receiving the grace of God in vain.
Old Testament Text: Isaiah 49:1-13
The incommunicable attributes of God are the attributes, which God possesses exclusively.
Scripture Lesson: Isaiah 40:9-31
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