Sermons — Page 53

Working through Moses' birth and his objections at the burning bush, the message shows God's patient answers to Moses' excuses as proof that He equips the weak and unwilling for His calling, while His anger at sin points forward to the

Moses' ObjectionsGod Equips the WeakWrath and Redemption

Working through Matthew 5:33-37 on oath-taking, this message shows that Jesus is not forbidding oaths outright but exposing the Jews' evasive use of them to dodge truthfulness. God's people must be people whose plain word can be trusted,

TruthfulnessOaths WarningSermon on the Mount

Exodus introduces redemption, deliverance, and worship as God rescues His people and prepares the world for Christ. The book is meant to be read historically, theologically, Christologically, and practically for the church’s walk with

Exodus RedemptionDeliveranceTypology of Christ

The final message in the series considers both sexual immorality and desertion as biblical allowances for divorce, then addresses remarriage after divorce. It urges the church to handle painful marriage questions under the full counsel of

Desertion and DivorceRemarriagePastoral Care

Working through Proverbs 22:6, this message confronts the guilt and unbalanced teaching that often surround this popular verse and calls parents to faithful, balanced training rather than a formula guaranteeing outcomes. It stresses that

Child RearingChurch and FamilyFatherly Discipline

Jesus names sexual immorality as the biblical exception in divorce while still upholding God's design for marriage. The sermon distinguishes lawful allowance from sinful divorce and warns that departing from Scripture multiplies harm in

Divorce Exception ClauseSexual ImmoralityMarriage Design

Proverbs 21 and Proverbs 16 expose man's self-deception and God's righteous assessment of the heart. Life reveals motives and attitudes, but the Lord weighs the heart and uses his word to examine and reshape his people.

Self-DeceptionGod Weighs the HeartMotives Examined

Working through Jesus's response to news of the Galileans killed by Pilate and those crushed by the tower of Siloam, the message calls hearers to see present tragedies, including the COVID-19 pandemic, as a summons to repentance rather than

RepentanceTragedy and SovereigntyPandemic Response

Working through the account of Hannah and Elkanah in 1 Samuel 1, the message traces how God used a barren, provoked, and broken woman and an imperfect husband to raise up a man of God, calling parents to godly, purposeful parenting rather

Hannah's BarrennessGodly ParentingProvision Through Trial

Working through David's distress and his settled security in Psalm 4, this message contrasts the anxiety that trials produce with the deep assurance that comes from a genuine relationship with God.

Anxiety and AssuranceTrials Refine MarriageEvening Devotion