There is much that must be and will be as a result of the sovereign will of God.
Jesus heals the multitudes in Capernaum even as He will in this world.
We consider the need to be prepared, reverent, eager, diligent, responsive and prayerful as we listen to the Word.
Much may be learned from Jesus message in Nazareth, but the most significant point is that He is indeed the Messiah.
We consider together the significance of the seemingly tedious list of names which form the genealogy of Jesus.
We examine the four occasions in the New Testament when the word -propitiation- is used and learn of the wisdom, love and grace of God
Amid suffering and slavery God raises up a deliverer for His people Israel and uses the sacrificial love of three women in His plan of deliverance.
We explore the manifold wonder of being able to consider God our Hiding Place.
We examine David's journey from the torment of unforgiven sin to the bliss of divine forgiveness.
Here we are confronted with the wonder and the blessing of the full humanity of Jesus.
Here we examine the providence of God in the lives of Christians for their good.
Here we consider Mary's great faith, humble submission and singular privileges.
Simeon is set before us to teach us more about Jesus and in this sermon we explore what we can learn about Christ.
We explore the great question all should ask, what must I do to be saved.
The passover is a ceremony that reminds us of God's work in history and a sign that teaches us about salvation through the atoning work of Jesus Christ, the Lamb who was slain for us.
In this message we explore the profound significance of the tearing off the temple veil.
This passage affords a glimpse of Zechariah's spritual growth and the fundemental importance of salvation
When we see exit and injustice in the world around us, our gut reaction may be to run and escape. Psalm 11 teaches us to take refuge in the Lord for He is the righteous one.
I our passage God is revealed to be triune, powerful, faithful, gracious, sovereign, and present.
Considering the implications of Jesus being the light of the world.
We examine the sobering truth of wrath deserved and grace undeserved, as described in our text.