March 16, 2025 - Rev. Jonas A. Brock

Obedience is, and has always been, a polarizing subject in the human experience. From governing authorities to parents, from bosses to traffic laws, rulers and their rules are everywhere--and everyone struggles with the temptation to rebel against that which stands over them, enticed by their own desire (James 1:14) instead of ready towards obedien…

Fallen angels Demon worship Spiritual Darkness The Invisible World The Holy One of GodDi Lewes Presbyterian Church

Matthew 12:1-14

Di Dr. Richard Kannwischer

Di Jonathan Dorst

Di Dan Warne

Di John Albano

Di Robert McCurley

Di David Strain

EZEKIEL 36: 22-38Di Jess Stanfield

1. Our action of sinning;2. God's action of sending;3. Jesus action of sacrificing.Di Rev. David Sutherland

This sermon explores the dramatic events of Matthew 21, where Jesus enters Jerusalem as the promised King and confronts corruption in the temple. From His triumphal entry riding on a donkey to His bold cleansing of the temple courts, Jesus demonstrates both His royal authority and righteous indignation. Through the withered fig tree, confrontations…

Di Andrew Barnes

Di Byron Snapp

Di Henry Johnson

Di Dr. Greg Poland

Di Jacob Hale

Di James Lim

Di Nate Paschall

Di Kevin J. Bidwell

Di Dr. Michael Seufert

XX. Elijah and ElishaDi Tim Shaw

Di Dr. Steve Baugh

Di Rev. Craig Vosekalns

Di Rev. Andrew Patterson

Di Geoff Banister

Di Andrew Chang

Di Elder Mike Matthews

It’s kind of unusual to start a series on the book of Romans at chapter 12, three-quarters of the way through the book! But in an attempt to cover the more ‘practical’ aspects of the Christian life, and to follow on from the series on Malachi, Romans 12 is a great place to start – especially Romans 12:1, where Paul gives some clear instructions abo…

Senior Pastor Christopher Chia preaches from Matthew 11:11-19Di Various Speakers (ARPC)

Unthinkable.In John 13, the Creator washed the feet of people that He created.And moments later, one went out to betray Him.The Lord Supper was filled with several shocking moments like these.We'll consider two of them in today's study of John 13:1-17.Di Dr. Toby B. Holt

This conversation explores the significance of Jesus' entry into Jerusalem, his weeping over the city, and the implications of the temple's destruction. It discusses the transition from the old covenant to the new, emphasizing the church as the new temple and the importance of prayer and worship. The conversation also delves into Jesus' authority, …

With Rev Seamus BurkeDi newmillspc

Like the other messages, the church in Pergamum is addressed according to its “angel.” And Christ identifies himself in terms of the vision recorded in chapter one as “Him who has the sharp two-edged sword.” This refers to the vision of the sword (the powerful word) which comes from the mouth of the Lord.Well into the 2nd century, Pergamum was the …

Di Jonathan Mattull

Di Dr. Matthew Clark

Di Lou Veiga

Di Joshua Hinson

This is part of Paul's telling us or working out for us, our complete salvation and God's working in us.Here specifically he tells that God in on control. He starts off by saying "And we know".Di Nick Daniels