Sermons on God's Wrath
As we spend some time exegeting Psalm 95 today, we will utilize the inductive study method to extract the truth from God’s Word. Remember, the inductive method includes observation, interpretation and application. Or we could put it another way: After we pray first—asking God to open our eyes to see the wonderful things He has…
People all over the world turn to the Bible in their times of need; and when they do, they will most likely end up reading from the Psalms. When we are looking for direction or comfort, we either search for one of the wisdom psalms or one of the psalms of trust. Psalm 31, a…
If you are following along in your study book, then you know that this week we will be thinking about a psalm of imprecation (aka an imprecatory psalm). We will specifically be looking at Psalm 55 and its historical context—the rebellion of his son, Absalom.I believe that Psalm 55 is unique in that it provides…
We have hope, in this life and the next, because of the redeeming work of Christ on the cross. This past month in Kids Time, our children were learning the meaning to the lyrics of the hymn, “Come Behold the Wondrous Mystery.” The first verse speaks of how Jesus “condescended” from heaven to earth to…
As we enter into the New Year, many people are making New Year’s Resolutions with the hopes of improving their lives. Some resolutions are grandiose and unrealistic while others are more practical and feasible. But what if there was a resolution that was guaranteed to succeed? Wouldn’t that be worth your time? Listen in as Pastor David shares what the Bible has to say about the kind of resolution that lasts.
After the fall of man in Genesis 2-3, there were very few ‘bright spots’ mentioned in Scripture. Mankind seemed to be spiraling further downward into sin and self-indulgence. By the time we come to Genesis 6, the Lord looked down upon the earth and saw only wickedness—except in the heart of a man named Noah. Noah found favor in the eyes of the Lord. In this study, we will take some time to consider the well-known account of Noah and his ark. In keeping with our sermon series—One Big Story: God’s Redemptive Story through Scripture—we will not be focusing on all the details of Genesis 6-8. Our focus will be on the foreshadowing of God’s redemptive work through His Son, Jesus, in this chronicle concerning the ark.