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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Romans 1:26-32
When men reject God's obvious existence by creation, He may rewire them to do perverse things. Sodomy is His judgment, not a cause for judgment. But there are many more dysfunctional things He turns men over to as well. Beware!
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Romans 1:18-25
God's wrath is coming from heaven against the wicked. As Paul wrote, He gave all men opportunities to know Him, glorify Him, thank Him, and obey Him. They did not and instead invented lies, so He blinded and rewired them…
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Review of Romans 1-8
Slides were used to summarize the first half of Romans. The goal was to jog memories of good things learned during a long sermon series covering the whole book. Extensive notes are on the website for deeper study of any…
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Romans 1:16
Paul's systematic theology starts here. He will indict Gentiles, then Jews, and then both. He will condemn mankind by creation, providence, conscience, and scripture. But he first summarizes the gospel of Christ for believers.
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Matthew 22Part 3 of 3
Part 3 of 3 in Doctrine of Matthew 22 (2020).
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Doctrine of Matthew 22Part 1 of 3
Outline: 1-7 Parable of Marriage Dinner for Jews 8-14 Parable of Gentile Guest Cast Out 15-22 Pharisees Try the Caesar Trap 23-33 Sadducees Try Resurrection Trap 34-40 Pharisees Try Great Command Trap 41-46 Jesus Wins with Son of David Trap…
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Matthew 22Part 2 of 3
Part 2 of 3 in Doctrine of Matthew 22 (2020).
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Parables of Matthew 13Part 1 of 2
Outline: 1-2 The Setting 3-9 The Sower (#1) 10-17 Reason for Parables 18-23 The Sower Explained 24-30 The Tares (#2) 31-32 The Mustard Seed (#3) 33 The Leaven (#4) 34-35 Ministry of Parables 36-43 The Tares Explained 44 The Treasure…
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Parables of MatthewPart 2 of 2
Part 2 of 2 in Parables of Matthew 13 (2020).
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Glory of God in SalvationPart 1 of 2
Introduction: God Jehovah made all things for Himself, His pleasure, both saved and unsaved (Pr 16:4; Rev 4:11). The design and execution of salvation is for the glory of God through Jesus Christ’s work for the elect. God did not…
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Glory of God in SalvationPart 2 of 2
Part 2 of 2 in Glory of God in Salvation (2020).
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Men Share Favorites of Isaiah
God mercifully showed us precious things from Isaiah's many chapters and verses. Though still limited by the pandemic rules, about 20 men shared favorite verses from Isaiah. The variety reflects experiences of different men and Holy Spirit use.
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Review of Isaiah – Chapters 45-66
Slides are used to summarize each chapter of Isaiah from the recent sermon series. The purpose is to jog memories of the good things learned at the end of a long series. Extensive notes are on the website for deeper…
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Review of Isaiah – Chapters 23-44
Slides are used to summarize each chapter of Isaiah from the recent sermon series. The purpose is to jog memories of the good things learned at the end of a long series. Extensive notes are on the website for deeper…
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Review of Isaiah – Chapters 1-22
Slides are used to summarize each chapter of Isaiah from the recent sermon series. The purpose is to jog memories of the good things learned at the end of a long series. Extensive notes are on the website for deeper…
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Isaiah – Chapter 66
Two great events occurred around Jesus – Jerusalem was burned, and the gospel exploded. God mocked the Jews trust in ceremonies and promised vengeance. He united Jews and Gentiles in the church and exalted them over enemies.
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Isaiah – Chapter 65
God justly punished the Jews, and He introduced Himself to Gentiles that had not sought Him. He saved only a small elect part of Israel. He exalted the big difference election makes, and He described Christ's N.T. gospel kingdom gloriously.
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Isaiah – Chapter 64
After chapter 63, Isaiah prayed for God to terrify Babylon by His mighty power. Remembering the law of Moses, Isaiah confessed the accumulated sins of the nation and begged God for mercy based on their relationship and worship.
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Isaiah – Chapter 63
God as an angry, mighty avenger destroyed Edom, the perpetual enemy of Israel. Isaiah then led a review of God's love and mercy to Israel. On that basis He prayed God would see their plight in Babylon and deliver them…
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Isaiah – Chapter 62
Isaiah and pastors of the Jewish church prayed for God’s promises to be fulfilled. God swore to always protect them. In addition to prayer, they prepared for the worldwide growth, which began with John the Baptist and then by the…