Waukesha Bible Church: Sermon Audio

By Patrick J Griffiths

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The podcast currently has 9 episodes available.

Waukesha Bible Church: Sermon Audio episodes:

March 14, 2010 Why the Rebel Must Come
The Story written by God speaks of a rebel’s insurrection against his God, Creator and Master.
It is because of this rebellion that the sinner must die. God’s justice speaks and its execution is
non-negotiable and direct. Yet God made promises and provided pictures whereby a
vicarious, voluntary and victorious sacrifice would enable the rebellious to pass from death to
life. Although the magnitude of the provision is inexhaustible, there is still the necessity on
the part of the sinner to accept God’s provision as his own. If such an invitation is rejected,
then all hope is lost. Thus there is a call to obey, to have faith, to believe, to listen, to look and
to trust. All of these ideas speak to the rebel’s necessity to receive the offer freely and
graciously extended to him by God.
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47min
February 28, 2010 Why the Provision Must Die
Our initial study noted how “the rebel must die.” The justice of God demanded that the rebel
die. The insurrection was put down. The revolt against God would be stopped and the head
of the serpent would be crushed. The serpent’s seed would find its demise in the seed of the
woman. This study speaks to God’s answer for the rebel’s offense.
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49min
February 21, 2010 Why the Rebel Must Die
On Wednesday the Western Church began Lent by marking Ash Wednesday. I would like to
lead with a note of clarification. Over the last several years I have intentionally gone about
seeking to educate myself and us as to the liturgical calendar and what the Story looks like as
it relates to Advent, Lent, and Pentecost. If you truly desire to understand what I believe Lent
can do for us collectively, I would encourage you to read everything I have written about Lent
and the Story of God over the last several years.
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45min
February 14, 2010 You, Your Family, Your God and Your Church
One of the adages of studying the development of doctrine is, “The church does not know
what it believes until someone gets it wrong.” Progressively, I have become more aware and
concerned for the families of our fellowship. In some, although not all, there is a lax attitude
toward church attendance and aligning your family with the community of life this represents.
I believe what this looks like can be different for all of us. It has many “faces”. But somehow
in the ordering of your life, being involved in a local church should be one of your primary
priorities. I am also aware how discussions like this can rapidly descend into binding
formulas and unrealistic expectations, but in placing all of the necessary cautions in place let
us not fear to venture forth into this sacred trust. When my wife and I were in the parenting
season, it never occurred to us to miss church or to give our kids an option as to whether or
not they would attend with us. Our attendance and theirs was assumed and presupposed.
Perhaps my motive for having us/them go was less than pure (i.e. what others might think of
us if we did not attend), yet the underlying idea was that church attendance was good for us
and them. We wanted them to understand how Church life was to be a real part of our
Christian walk.
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43min
February 07, 2010 Act Like Men
What an incredible statement; simple and direct, why? Were they failing in this regard? Did
they know what “acting like men” meant? Was there something out “there” defining
manhood and its resultant responsibilities, roles and obligations? Was this only for married
men or was it generic enough to encompass all men regardless as to status? What about our
sisters-in-arms? Are they not equally in the battle for the souls of our children and families?
Most assuredly they are. There are many women in this community of faith, who I will gladly
serve alongside to beat back the devil’s assaults, but my primary call is to the men of this
fellowship to accept the role and responsibility of guarding the souls of our women and
children. I mean no slight to women by speaking to men, nor do I lessen the intense battle you
fight everyday for the souls of your children. Much of what I say is equally, and perhaps
doubly true of our fellow female warriors. But my intent is to note the admonition that is
directed at men specifically. Let us consider such a thought.
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39min
January 31, 2010 Human Equality and the Justice of God
In the providence of God He has worked in such a way that our nation has placed two
significant ideas in our national calendar of events. First, there is January 22 when we mark
and celebrate life of children both before and after birth. Second, there is January 18 when we
mark and celebrate racial equality. Both of these events speak to one issue and that is the
solidarity and sacredness of all life. It has not been a part of our past history to note the work
of Martin Luther King Jr. in pushing for racial equality and reconciliation. This year our
government set aside January 18, 2010 to mark the contributions Martin Luther King Jr. to
racial equality. I wish to elevate our study from simply being about racism and lift it to the
level of any and all injustice based on color, country, creed, or culture.
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52min
January 24, 2010 God, the author and finisher of life+
As the primary teaching pastor of Waukesha Bible Church I am always growing in my
understanding of my role and responsibility to God and to His people. My desire is to speak to
timeless truths of the Bible and how they intersect with our current culture. This Sunday we are
marking the 37th anniversary of the government’s decision to legalize and subsidize abortion. In
addition, last week as a nation we assigned a day to honor the work of Mark Luther King Jr. and
racial equality.
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49min
January 17, 2010 You and Your Bible
The written Word of God is an unprecedented privilege and treasure to possess. It is only
within the last 100 years with modern technology that its availability is so wide-spread. I
come from an evangelical tradition that saw daily Bible reading and personal spirituality or
holiness as inseparably linked. Yet the idea of reading your Bible daily is until recently a
novelty. Historically, people did not have available to them the written Word of God. And its
availability, although costly, did not guarantee that the individual was literate. Those who
knew God knew Him through oral communication and visual images. I note this only to take
the harsh edge off of daily Bible reading. Reading your Bible is not a Christian duty, but an
unprecedented privilege.
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46min
January 10, 2010 Kingdoms in Conflict: The Visitation by the Magi
Epiphany, the 12th day after Christmas, celebrates the visit of the three kings or wise men to
the Christ Child, signifying the extension of salvation to the Gentiles. Epiphany falls on
Wednesday, January 6, 2010. In most countries, including the United States, the celebration of
Epiphany in 2010 is transferred to Sunday, January 3.
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38min

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The podcast currently has 9 episodes available.