Sermons tagged #Fidelity

This is live teaching in which we focus on exposition from scripture. The focus may be on exegesis of the passage, categorical doctrine related to the passage, or the isagogics that assist us in understand the setting and context that impacts interpretation. These teachings are all part of a series, and some information mentioned may depend on previous teaching in the series. The Names of God, Lesson 17, focuses on the purpose of the introduction of the name of YHWH as a bridge between God and man, presented for man to see and understand God from his human viewpoint but updating his thinking to see things from the divine viewpoint. YHWH is that viewpoint changing name that will always be the correct way to view and understand the character and actions of God toward mankind. HEMET/EMET is introduced as a descriptor of YHWH - communicating the aspect of YHWH that reflect the reliability and stability of YHWH in His faithfulness, loyalty, and integrity, and fidelity to those He covenants with.

Our sermon shows that David's covenant-keeping is a prophetic picture of how God keeps His covenant. The mercy and grace given to Mephibosheth is also prophetic of our salvation. God saves weak, crippled, and bankrupt individuals because of the intercession and work of Jesus Christ.

Is it proper to use the tactics and strategies of the world to accomplish Kingdom goals? How much or how little should biblical considerations enter into decisions in our day-to-day lives? Dr Roberts and Andrea Schwartz. Chalcedon Podcast used with permission.

What truth is the church especially to maintain? 1Timothy 3:16 looks forward to the second reading in morning public worship on the coming Lord's Day. In this verse of Holy Scripture, the Holy Spirit teaches us that the church is especially to maintain the truth about Jesus.

A godly home cannot exist without unfettered fidelity. God expects no less, but too often man chooses much less. Numerous families are destroyed by way of adultery. What does the Bible say about this destructive and selfish sinful activity? Unshackled Testimony: https://unshackled.org/program/thomas-irvin-pt-1/ https://unshackled.org/program/thomas-irvin-pt-2/ Great Commission Conversations: Deputation Part 1: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/deputation-part-one-interview-with-thomas-irvin/id1524477392?i=1000486696780 Part 2: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/deputation-part-two-interview-with-thomas-irvin/id1524477392?i=1000487403760 Great Commission Conversations: One Year review Part 1: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-first-year-part-one-interview-with-missionary/id1524477392?i=1000570748408 Part 2: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-first-year-part-two-interview-with-missionary/id1524477392?i=1000571558149 Missionary Thomas Irvin Plenteous Redemption Podcast www.plenteousredemption.com

The obedience enjoined The rebellion forbidden The reward

Mark records the sobering account of the death of John the Baptist over John's preaching against Herod's adultery. Faithfulness to speaking and preaching the truth often has dire consequences.

Exodus 34:1-9 Confession: HCLD 47 Theme: Christians must pray for help to hallow the LORD in truth and to honor the LORD in deed. Help Us to Understand You Help Us to Follow You

Unlike the Westminster Confession, the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith (1677/89) does not include a statement concerning the Bible's teachings on divorce and remarriage. Our local church has supplemented the confession's teaching with a statement in our Doctrine & Distinctives addressing this important subject. Pastor Jerry's message is intended to convey our understanding of this difficult issue.

When a church ordains a man to hold the office of an Elder, its members may flock to an individual whom they desire for the position. Rev. Dr. Andrew Quigley impresses upon us the vivid reality that we must not seek our own desire, but Christ's desire for the man he has chosen and discern his holy will through prayer.

In the heart of the book of Titus we see the Grace of God that hath appeared unto all men and it's purpose in the life of the Christian. To deny ourselves, looking unto Jesus' appearing and to be zealous of doing his will for his glory!