Sermons — Page 52

Drawing a parallel to the Galatians' desertion of the true gospel, the message warns that a church distracted by cultural crusades can lose sight of the gospel itself, and calls believers to pursue justice and mercy as a byproduct of

Gospel OppositionTrue vs False GospelMercy MinistryGreat Commission

Continuing through the tabernacle's furniture, the altar of incense and golden lampstand are shown as pictures of prayer and the light of Christ, calling believers to bring their burdens and sacrifices of prayer to God as faithfully as

Golden LampstandIncense of PrayerChrist the Light

Rooting the discussion in Genesis 1-11, the message argues from the unity of the human race and the image of God in every person for a biblical view of race, and warns against aligning with social justice movements whose stated aims

Image of GodOne Human RaceGospel OppositionRacism as Sin

Surveying the tabernacle as a shadow of heavenly realities, the message shows Israel's costly sacrifices and offerings as pictures of true worship, encouraging believers that whatever they bring to God, however small it seems, He can use

Tabernacle WorshipCostly OfferingShadow of Heaven

Continuing in Romans 1, the sermon traces the downward spiral from refusing to honor God to idolatry, insisting that a nation's moral unraveling is the direct fruit of exchanging the Creator for the creation.

Idolatry and JudgmentWrath of AbandonmentChurch DisciplineCultural Decline

Working through Israel's arrival at Sinai and the giving of the Ten Commandments, the message shows the law exposing sin and driving hearers to Christ as the mediator who fulfills its righteous requirements on behalf of those who could

Ten CommandmentsChrist Our MediatorLaw Exposes Sin

Turning to Romans 1, the message argues that America's cultural collapse is best understood not as random moral decline but as evidence of God's wrath of abandonment against a nation that has suppressed the truth about him.

Wrath of AbandonmentCultural DeclineTotal DepravityDivine Judgment

Tracing Israel's wilderness tests at Marah, Elim, and the desert of Sin, the message shows how God provided water and manna to teach His people to remember His past deliverance and to find Christ alone sufficient rather than turning to

Wilderness TestingManna ProvisionSufficiency of Christ

Following Moses as an imperfect mediator through the Passover and the crossing of the Red Sea, the message highlights how each of the ten plagues judged a specific Egyptian deity, proving God's supremacy over every false god and His power

Plagues on EgyptImperfect MediatorSong of Moses

Genesis 32 traces Jacob’s life of contention, preparation, reconciliation, and surrender as God graciously wrestles with him and changes him. The Lord can break stubborn self-reliance and transform contenders by grace.

Jacob's WrestlingSurrender to GodTransforming Grace