Sovereign Grace Abingdon

In Jeremiah 33:14–26, God gives His people a powerful anchor of hope in the middle of uncertainty and fear. As Judah faced judgment and exile, it seemed like God’s promises might fail. But through the prophet Jeremiah, God declares something astonishing: His covenant faithfulness is more certain than the rising of the sun.

This message highlights two unshakable anchors of assurance. First, the promise of a righteous Branch—Jesus Christ—who becomes our righteousness. Second, the testimony of creation itself, which daily proclaims that God’s faithfulness never fails.

No matter how uncertain life feels, God’s promises stand firm. Your fears, failures, doubts, and circumstances cannot undo what God has already declared.

This sermon invites you to lift your eyes off your circumstances and fix them on Christ. In Him, we find lasting hope, deep assurance, and a future that cannot be shaken.

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Speaker: Pastor Ethan Prouse

Text: Jeremiah 33:14-26

Location: Sovereign Grace Church Abingdon, Maryland

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Mark 1:35–45 reveals both the habits and the heart of Jesus Christ. After an exhausting day of ministry, Jesus rises early to pray and then continues preaching the gospel throughout Galilee. In the middle of the pressure and demands surrounding Him, we see what mattered most to Jesus: communion with His Father and proclaiming the good news.

But this passage also reveals something even more breathtaking—the heart of Christ for desperate sinners. When a leper approaches Jesus with nothing but deep need and desperate faith, Jesus does the unthinkable: He reaches out and touches the untouchable.

This sermon explores how Christ’s compassion is drawn toward those who know they need Him most. Jesus is not repelled by weakness, shame, or brokenness. He willingly moves toward sinners in mercy and grace.

Ultimately, this passage points us to the cross, where Jesus took our uncleanness upon Himself so that we might be made clean. If you feel weary, broken, or burdened, this message will encourage you to bring your need to the Savior whose heart overflows with compassion.

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Speaker: Pastor Ethan Prouse

Passage: Mark 1:35-45

Series: The Gospels

Location: Sovereign Grace Church – Abingdon, Maryland

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Psalm 139 reveals one of the most personal and powerful truths in all of Scripture: God knows everything about you—and He still loves you. In this message we explore four life‑changing realities from Psalm 139: God knows you, God pursues you, God made you, and God has a plan for your life.

King David reflects on God's omniscience, omnipresence, and omnipotence—three big theological truths that are not merely abstract ideas but deeply personal realities. God knows our thoughts, our struggles, our fears, and even the words we will speak before we say them. Yet instead of rejecting us, He pursues us with grace and mercy.

This sermon shows how God's complete knowledge of our lives should both comfort us and lead us to humility and obedience.

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Speaker: Pastor Ken Strayer
Text: Psalm 139
Series: Psalms - Songs for Every Season
Location: Sovereign Grace Church, Abingdon, Maryland
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