Sovereign Grace Church of Lawrenceburg

Brother T J Wilder challenges us with the question ,"Are you satisfied with Christ?". Paul teaches us on Romans chapter 12, verses 1 and 2 that we should offer ourselves as a living sacrifice. Looking at Romans 12, as well as some other passages, we are challenged with what this looks like, how this is done, and whether or not we are satisfied with how well we know Christ in our daily walk. Should we ever feel like we have enough of Jesus? Hopefully our answer is no.

In this passage we see the response of God's people to the spectacular display of His presence and power when He delivered the Law on Mount Sinai. As God's people today who hope to dwell in this Holy God's presence for all of eternity, we learn some valuable lessons from the Israelite's response.

The last commandment is often seen as one of the least commandments and not as hard hitting or serious as the others. However, upon a careful examination it becomes apparent that this commandment packs perhaps the biggest punch of them all.

The ninth commandment speaks to giving false testimony against someone accused of a crime. However, as this commandment is explored more fully, we see that the principle behind this commandment goes much further than the courtroom.

When it comes to this commandment, most people believe that they have kept it because they have never committed an actual crime like burglary of armed robbery. However, a more in depth look into the commandment of Do Not Steal reveals that it means a lot more than people initially think.

When most people think of the fifth commandment they think of their small children's need to do what they tell them. While this is a part of this commandment, the fullness of the commandment means so much more. In the sermon Brother Tracey looks at what all is meant when the Lord says, "honor thy father and mother".

In this sermon Brother Tracey looks at the commandment of Sabbath keeping and how we as Christians should go about honoring it.

In this passage, Jethro gives  his son-in-law Moses some wise counsel on how to better go about ministering to the great number of Israelite people. From his wise counsel to Moses, we as the New Testament church can apply Jethro's model of sharing the load to how we do ministry as well.

In this passage we see Moses' dealings with his family, including testifying to God's greatness to his father-in-law. As a result, Jethro comes to faith. In this sermon Brother Tracey looks at Moses' testimony and witness and Jethro's confession of faith and what we can learn from both.

As Christians there is a very real battle that we must fight. In this sermon, Brother Tracey looks at that battle and how we must fight it.