Sermon Video Introduction: This psalm is untitled, and it is truly a curious composition—it is a scriptural mosaic. Most of this psalm is laid together like tiles from other portions of Scripture. ...
A Mosaic of Praise/Psalm 135
Bless Thee Out of Zion/Psalm 134
Sermon Video Introduction: Our covenantal relationship with God is a relationship that is tied completely around with blessing. The servants of the Lord are called and summoned to bless the Lord, ...
Together in Unity/Psalm 133
Sermon Video Introduction: Christian unity is a dangerous subject because—believe it or not—it is one of the ironic things we are divided over. What is the nature of true unity? Why should ...
The Tabernacle of David at Zion/Psalm 132
Sermon Video Introduction: The overall tone of this psalm is unambiguously jubilant, but a number of the details are nevertheless ambiguous. This is said because my reconstruction of the players ...
Like a Weaned Child/Psalm 131
Sermon Video Introduction: The writer of Proverbs says that out of many daughters, the virtuous wife excels them all. Something analogous also may also be said of pride, the devil’s oldest daughter. ...
The Forgotten Duty
Sermon Video Introduction: Forgiveness of sin is forgiveness of sin, not redefinition of sin (Rom. 13:8-10). “Christians aren’t perfect, just forgiven” contains a glorious truth. But, misapplied ...
Inescapable Fear
Sermon Video Introduction: This message on Inescapable Fear could just as easily been entitled as Freedom from Fear. And, without any contradiction, it could also be entitled The Christian Grace ...
Swing Low
“Preaching is the chariot that carries Christ up and down the world.”
Richard Sibbes, in Beeke, Reformed Preaching, p. 146
One Little Word Shall Fell Him
Sermon Video The text this morning is taken from the Gospel of John, the first three verses. These are the words of God. “IN the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, ...
State of the Church 2022
Sermon Video Introduction: We live in troubled times, certainly, and a regular response that rank-and-file Christians have to this challenge is found in the lament, “But what can we do?” This ...