The attempts by governments to control the spread of Covid-19 has lead to many differences amongst the Lord's people.-We need to be watchful of Satan dividing brethren at this time, or wounding the consciences of brethren who feel differently than we do.-In Romans 14 , Pauls shows there has always been difference in non-essential things and how we are to deal with them.-Instead of blindly following others we are -To be fully persuaded in our own minds---The subject is extended to the following points.--Be fully persuaded--1- Of how we should act.-2- Of the truths of the Gospel.-3- Of God's work in us. - That we are called.

The days in which we are living are unprecedented in living memory.-Our governments are making laws that affect what we can and can't do in our daily lives to help limit the spread of Covid-19. These are changing almost each week. They affect our worship services. How, as those called of God, are we to act---As the Lord's called people we must have a clear conscience that what we do glorifies God and is consistent with his will for us in this world.--This is addressed in 3 points--1- What a believer is called to. -Keeping to context--2- The reason given - -Because Christ also suffered for us--3- Christ's example that we are to follow.

Man has been given a home here below for a short time, but a long home is awaiting us each.--The Lord gives us reminders and warnings in the word and in our bodies that we must take heed to. Eternity is forever and the state we shall enter upon death is unalterable.--One of two homes await us. Heaven or Hell. By God's grace may we seek a home with Christ. Seek him here below and enjoy him forever after this life.--1- Man's long home- 1.1 The eternal existence of the soul- 1.2 Heaven and Hell the two places appointed for all living-2- The warnings God sometimes gives - Ecclesiastes 12-1-7-3- The warnings taken - directions given Ecclesiastes 12-8-13

The Old Testament is full of types and figures of Christ. With the light of the New Testament we can glean rich illustrations of our Lord, what he has done and what he is to the people of God, by looking back at these types.--In this sermon we continue the series and look at the High Priest as a type of Christ.--His seven articles of clothing.-His consecration-His duties-The rules he had to adhere to

Man is a rebel against God and alienated from him by nature.-It is God's work to bring about a change making a new creature in Christ, described in verse 17. Then in verse 18 the apostle explains the change.--1- The change in a believer is God's work-2- The change is a reconciliation to God, by Jesus Christ-3- The Ministry of Reconciliation

Reading- Exodus 20-Text- part of Acts 16-6 -Forbidden of the Holy Ghost---Paul and Silas were forbidden of the Holy Ghost to preach the word in Asia. God said NO.-There is as much direction in a -No- as in a -Yes- after another no, the apostle was given his direction to go to Macedonia.--Man always tries to go his own way. If we are the Lord's we will have to learn that the Lord often says No, especially in the beginning, just as a child in early years often hears -NO- from a parent. It is in this way we learn the right way.- -When God says NO--Two introductory points--1- Who is it that says No--2- How does God speak to men---Main points--1- When God says No in the Law of God-2- When God says No in the Gospel-3- When God says No in providence

The Old Testament is full of types and figures of Christ. With the light of the New Testament we can glean rich illustrations of our Lord, what he has done and what he is to the people of God, by looking back at these types.--In this sermon we continue the series and look at the Tabernacle--Readings--Hebrews 8-1-5-Hebrews 9--Reference--Exodus 25-27-Numbers 4-5-6--An overall picture of the Tabernacle-Christ as seen--1- In the outer court-2- In the Inner court-3- In the Holy of Holies

In returning to meeting in the Lord's House after lockdown, the text taken is that which is displayed at the entrance to the chapel and on the homepage of our website.--How we enter into the Lord's house is very important.-In the last two verses of this -Psalm of praise- the following points are considered.--1- Where we are entering-2- How we are to enter-3- The reasons given

In this psalm we are told it was written when David was in the wilderness of Judah. But the psalm reveals the exercise of David's soul at this time.-God's people not only have an outward path that others have and can be seen, but an inward spiritual life of a living soul. Prayers, longings after God, confessions, hungering and thirsting after righteousness, that cannot be seen. --In this sermon the exercise of a living soul is seen in the text in four ways.-1- It's claim upon God-2- It's early seeking-3- It's view of this world-4- It's thirsting and longing after God

The Old Testament is full of types and figures of Christ. With the light of the New Testament we can glean rich illustrations of our Lord, what he has done and what he is to the people of God, by looking back at these types.--In this sermon we continue the series and look at the passover. Instituted in Exodus 12. --1- A Passover lamb prepared-2- The lamb slain-3- The blessings of the slain lamb