Sermons
Expositional
Expository preaching takes a passage of scripture and explains its meaning, closely following Ezra’s method of Nehemiah 8:1-12, “So they read in the book in the law of God distinctly, and gave the sense, and caused them to understand the…
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Armor of God
Eph 6:10-17 PowerPoint of whole armor of God by Nathan Crosby.
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RomansPart 141 in Romans (2011)
Chapter 15 is tied to chapter 14 by "then" and their content. Paul used the example of Jesus and the goal of God's glory to bring this subject to a close. Our ability to glorify God acceptably depends on being…
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Romans 15:1Part 140 in Romans – Chapter 15 (2013)
Christian liberty is not to loosen conduct for saints as much as restrain conduct to protect weak consciences of other saints. If you have faith in a matter, keep it private to pursue church peace and edification. If you doubts…
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RomansPart 139 in Romans (2011)
The reign of Jesus Christ over His saints is based in righteousness, peace, and joy, not meat and drink that bothered Rome and Corinth. If you can forget the minor matters of Christian liberty and focus on these things, you…
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RomansPart 138 in Romans (2011)
Flaunting your Christian liberty so a weaker brother sins against his conscience is your sin. It destroys a brother for whom Christ died. You will give account of this violence to Jesus Christ at His judgment seat. Stop all such…
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RomansPart 137 in Romans (2011)
Every church member should have his highest goal to do everything as unto the Lord. If he does this, then he will not worry as much about what others are doing in matters of liberty and neither will he be…
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Romans – Chapter 14Part 136 in Romans (2011)
Paul cared for churches that had a mixture of Jews and Gentiles for members, who had very different ideas about meat offered to idols, clean or unclean meats, and holidays from Moses calendar for Israel. How should church members deal…
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RomansPart 135 in Romans (2011)
The gospel of Christ shined a bright light into the darkness of Gentile ignorance and sin. Christians should live as children of the day and reject works of darkness. They should reject the lusts of their flesh to live for…
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RomansPart 134 in Romans (2011)
Christians owe civil government the honor and taxes due them, but they also owe all men they meet the duty of neighborly love. They should pay all debts and obligations on time, but they will always owe neighborly love, which…
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RomansPart 133 in Romans (2011)
Christians should obey rulers for two main reasons – wrath and punishment by the ruler for rebellion and conscience toward God for their good as His minister. Paying taxes should be done cheerfully as to the Lord for it goes…
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RomansPart 132 in Romans (2011)
God ordained civil government, rulers are his servants, even in pagan nations, for the good of His people. It is a precious ordinance
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RomansPart 131 in Romans (2011)
Rebels corrupt this verse three ways: they make "rulers" preachers
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RomansPart 130 in Romans (2011)
If you resist civil rulers and/or the concept of civil government, you are resisting God Himself. Many worry about the damnation of abusing communion in I Cor 11, but there is damnation here for those who fuss or sin against…
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RomansPart 129 in Romans (2011)
Civil government is a wonderful invention by the most high God, and it is the duty of all Christians to submit to it, for it is His ordinance. It does not matter what government you consider, God ordained it, and…
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RomansPart 128 in Romans (2011)
Though many try to corrupt this passage by various means, God ordained that every person should submit, obey, and reverence civil government. The situation under Roman rulers would have been hard for Jews and Gentiles. Surely you can submit easily…
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Romans – Chapter 13Part 127 in Romans (2011)
Man is naturally rebellious, and he loves to rebel against civil authority, especially in a country and generation that allows or even promotes it. Godly men know the word of God and its high esteem of government. The subject is…
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RomansPart 126 in Romans (2011)
The apostle gave several reasons for Christians to respond to evil treatment by others with good. This is the same religion taught by Jesus in Matthew 5:38-48. The things presented here put Christianity far above pagan religions, for it is…
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RomansPart 125 in Romans (2011)
The new commandment of Jesus was love like His sacrificial love. It proves the children of God (Jn 13:34-35). The N.T. emphasizes love of the brethren, and our emphasis should reflect it. Here Paul teaches each member to humbly get…
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Messianic Psalms – An Intro
David was a prophet, and God inspired him to write many things of Jesus Christ. A biography of His life can be found in the book of Psalms. This simple intro to the Messianic Psalms is to stir the hearts…
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RomansPart 124 in Romans (2011)
Jesus said, If a man love me, he will keep my words. Paul wrote down the words of Jesus Christ for His churches to keep (Matt 28:20). Pure religion includes zealous hospitality, blessing persecutors, rejoicing with honored members, and weeping…