Sermons tagged #New

What does it look like to labor for the Lord? Philemon vv1–7 prepares us for the second serial reading in public worship on the Lord's Day. In these seven verses of Holy Scripture, the Holy Spirit teaches us that believers are prisoners, family, and coworkers of Jesus and one another.

Why is it so dreadful to trust and delight in creatures? Isaiah 31–32 prepares us for the first serial reading in public worship on the Lord's Day. In these twenty-nine verses of Holy Scripture, the Holy Spirit teaches us that trusting and delighting in creatures is foolish, not only because of how devastatingly they will fail us, but because the Lord is an infinitely able Helper and an infinitely pleasant Delight.

The Symbolism of Jasper Stone in Revelation 21 0:00 Exploring the description of the New Jerusalem in Revelation 21. Analysis of the jasper stone's representation and significance. High Priest's Breastplate: Jasper Stone Mention 6:12 Reference to jasper stone in the high priest's breastplate in Exodus 28. Linking the stone to the tribes of Israel as a memorial. Concluding Thoughts on Jasper Stone 10:03 Clarification on the jasper stone's role in symbolism. Connection to the glory of God and the light in the New Jerusalem.

Believers get a new hunger from Jesus that is satisfied by/upon Jesus.

Please join us as Pastor Andy brings us a message on how christians should treat believers and nonbelievers, and how we should respond to hate.

The Second London Baptist Confession of Faith 1677/1689, chapter 5, ¶5 God is most righteous and gracious On occasion God leaves his elect to the temptations of the corruptions of their own hearts, to chastise them for their former sins, or to discover unto them the hidden strength of corruption and deceitfulness of their hearts God does this to humble his people and draw them to himself, both for his glory and their good

What do we know about heaven and how much of what we think we know is untrue? Today we consider what is know about heaven. We know heaven is real and that only those who are saved will be there. We know we will spend eternity with God without the impact of sin. We also know this is not automatic and many who say Lord Lord, will not enter the kingdom of heaven. In this brief sermon we try to describe what is true and untrue about heaven.

What difference does Christ make in the heart of a believer? Matthew 5:6 prepares us for the morning sermon on the Lord's Day. In this verse of Holy Scripture, the Holy Spirit teaches us that Christ changes the objects of a believer's hunger and thirst, while feeding the believer and guaranteeing his full satisfaction.

Theologian Dr. John Whitcomb brings the final message in his series, "Viewing Christ in the Scriptures," on this week's edition of "Encounter God's Truth." God's Word is true from the beginning to the end. Jesus demonstrated this when He taught about Himself—surveying the Old Testament—in an incident recorded in Luke 24. We have used this study to help prepare for Thanksgiving, Advent and Christmas this year. In this lesson we apply what we have learned previously and focus on the response that Jesus' teaching later received from three apostles—John, Peter and Paul. Finally, host Wayne Shepherd asked Dr. Whitcomb why it was necessary that Jesus rose physically from the dead and how that truth should impact our lives today. A blessed Advent season from "Encounter God's Truth"! May this year's celebration be both memorable and meaningful for you.

Theologian Dr. John Whitcomb brings the final message in his series, "Viewing Christ in the Scriptures," on this week's edition of "Encounter God's Truth." God's Word is true from the beginning to the end. Jesus demonstrated this when He taught about Himself—surveying the Old Testament—in an incident recorded in Luke 24. We have used this study to help prepare for Thanksgiving, Advent and Christmas this year. In this lesson we apply what we have learned previously and focus on the response that Jesus' teaching later received from three apostles—John, Peter and Paul. Finally, host Wayne Shepherd asked Dr. Whitcomb why it was necessary that Jesus rose physically from the dead and how that truth should impact our lives today. A blessed Advent season from "Encounter God's Truth"! May this year's celebration be both memorable and meaningful for you.

Covering chapter 4, we continue with Moses restating certain commandments including the prohibition against adding to or taking away from God's words complete with warnings and reminders of past failures. https://bbfohio.com

The main content of the sermon is about the description of the most precious stone in the New Jerusalem. Described as clear as crystal. Believed to symbolize purity and transparency.

Longing for Christ and His kingdom includes profound grief for a time, but they to whom the Spirit gives this longing are blessed already in the sure hope of perfect, eternal blessedness

The Second London Baptist Confession of Faith 1677/1689, chapter 1, ¶9 What is the Reformed view of what "literal sense" means since they deny the quadriga. not many "sense", but many consequences/corollaries the "literal sense" is that which the Spirit intends How does our own exegesis compare to that of our predecessors? Three historical developments that should be considered: The rise of the "historical critical" method of exegesis The dominance of "biblical theology" over "systematic theology" Dispensationalism with its "historical grammatical" hermeneutic