The Tabernacle Pulpit

Pastor Scott continues our exploration of Acts 2:40-47 and the meaning of church unity.

Selected Scriptures (Genesis 3:7-13; Luke 10:25-29; Romans 3:21-26; and 2 Corinthians 5:21) Christ’s work in justification is often misunderstood.  Not only was the penalty for our sin transferred to Christ at Calvary, but His positive righteousness was transferred to our account as well.  As a result of this double exchange, justification is a legal declaration, pronounced at the moment that a sinner puts his trust in Jesus Christ, in which God pardons the sinner of all of his sins and accepts and accounts the sinner as righteous in His sight.  

Pastor John explores the meaning of the phrase "psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs" with a special emphasis on basic hymnology and the modern hymn resurgence. 

Pastor Scott continues our exploration of church unity in Acts 2 as we discuss fellowship and communion.

Pastor Scott continues the series with a discussion of author-based versus reader-based approaches to reading the Bible.

Our series in Acts 2 continues with an exploration of the nature of true biblical fellowship.

Acts 2:40-47. 

Man’s greatest earthly threat is death because the greatest eternal threat is God and His judgment against sin. Therefore man’s greatest ultimate need is the gospel which in turn means that man’s greatest earthly need is a healthy a church. So let’s consider one final implication. The greatest earthly need of the church is unity. 

Genesis 3