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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Overview of Nehemiah (Brother Newell)
The book of Nehemiah provides a personal picture of Christian leadership. Facing great difficulties with potent adversaries, this faithful man maintained his integrity and zealously did good for his God and His people. God blessed his efforts to build the…
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RomansPart 123 in Romans (2011)
Christianity requires giving to the poor. The devil apes Christianity by redirecting charity from saints to sinners e.g. Katrina, Haiti, etc. The six words of 12:13a require giving, for necessities only, and for saints only – glorious truth to give…
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RomansPart 122 in Romans (2011)
Our religion is full of hope
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RomansPart 121 in Romans (2011)
The present generation and this nation are lazy, but God commands Christians to be diligent in their jobs. Most are lethargic and passive about righteousness, but God commands fervent zeal. Most have all kinds of motives, but God teaches serving…
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RomansPart 120 in Romans (2011)
God is love, and love is the greatest grace of a Christian. No sooner did Paul turn to the church members at Rome than he took up this key evidence of eternal life and powerful tool for church unity and…
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RomansPart 119 in Romans (2011)
The early church had gifts that ended when the apostles were confirmed and the N.T. scriptures completed. When Paul began addressing how Christians should live in light of their salvation, he began at the top and addressed those with gifts…
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RomansPart 118 in Romans (2011)
God saved us to be different from the world. He hates the world, and we should hate it. It is spiritual adultery to flirt with the world. Believers should be transformed in all parts of life by a new mindset…
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Romans – Chapter 12Part 117 in Romans (2011)
Paul began the practical half of Romans appealing to the mercies of God he had thoroughly described in the first 11 chapters. It is only reasonable that the elect should present their bodies as living sacrifices, holy, and acceptable to…
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RomansPart 116 in Romans (2011)
God mercifully blinded some of elect Israel so that the gospel went to the Gentiles for their conversion and possession of the kingdom, and then the blinded Jews were converted as well. This concludes the plan of salvation with Paul…
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RomansPart 115 in Romans (2011)
Here is a distinguishing mark of true doctrine – elect that do not believe the gospel yet go to heaven. Any who get infants into heaven believe it, but few can show it in the Bible. Here is the main…
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RomansPart 114 in Romans (2011)
The N.T. indicates animosity between Jews and Gentiles. The Jewish situation of some elect blinded for Gentile conversions is dealt with wisely by an olive tree for the Gentiles to realize their blessed and vulnerable position and to rightly respect…
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Esther
Review of God's providence and political wisdom taught in Persia!
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RomansPart 113 in Romans (2011)
What sovereign wisdom of God to turn the Gentiles for their immediate benefit and in turn a delayed benefit by elect Jews. Learn the humility, fear, evangelism, and thanks this passage teaches. The gospel of reconciliation for Gentiles is precious.
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RomansPart 112 in Romans (2011)
Verse 11 of Romans 11 is the crucial verse of this chapter. What is the antecedent of the pronouns in the verse? The chapter now deals with elect Jews blinded to the gospel, allowing the gospel to be redirected to…
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RomansPart 111 in Romans (2011)
Though God turned from the Jews to the Gentiles (10:19-21), He had not rejected all Jews from eternal life (11:1-2). There was a remnant as in Elijah's day by grace (11:3-6). The elect were saved, but the rest were blinded…
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Romans – Chapter 11Part 110 in Romans (2011)
Many promote Jewish fables by this chapter, such as a future restoration as a preeminent nation. Instead, it exalts God's electing grace with an example of unconverted elect. This sermon summarizes important principles to guide correct interpretation. All glory to…
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RomansPart 109 in Romans (2011)
Though righteousness by faith is simple and was preached to the whole world, elect Jews Paul desired to save would not believe it. Why? Because God was moving the gospel from them to the Gentiles, for your benefit and to…
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RomansPart 108 in Romans (2011)
Paul sought to see Israel saved from their false confidence in the Law for justification, which required their faith in Jesus Christ. But though the gospel which draws forth faith had gone throughout the world, even elect Israel had refused…
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RomansPart 107 in Romans (2011)
Righteousness through Moses' Law required perfect obedience continually – impossible for sinners. But Paul shows that Jesus fully obtained and finished righteousness for the elect, which they can claim and give evidence of through faith that worketh by love.
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RomansPart 106 in Romans (2011)
Some peculiar verses are dealt with that Paul took from Moses final appeal to Israel before his death. The questions are understood as foolish and unnecessary since JEsus Christ has fully finished the work of justification. A timeline of Abraham…