Podcasts – URC Learning

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1. 98

   Psalm 39–While on the First Path

   Psalm 39 is what you sing when the prosperity of the wicked discourages you almost to the point of despair. https://media.urclearning.org/audio/AMK_PS_39.mp3

   Nov 13, 2009
2. 97

   Psalm 37 | Two Paths

   Psalm 37 talks about two paths and their ultimate destinations. In Christ we are on the first path, and though we should not be surprised or discouraged when we don’t receive the desires of our hearts right now, this path does lead to the happy land of glorification....

   Nov 13, 2009
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   What does it mean to be a Protestant? | part 5: To God be the glory

   Since God has redeemed sinners by sovereign grace, then He not only receives all the glory for their salvation, but He has the right to receive glory from all that Christians do. Paul proclaims that the aim and goal of Christian living is the glory of God. Whether it is eating, drinking, engaging...

   Mar 23, 2008
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   What does it mean to be a Protestant? | part 4: Faith alone

   If a contemporary person were to ask any of the Protestant Reformers what the Reformation was all about, to a man, they would say it was about justification by faith alone. Justification by faith alone was so central to the Reformation that Protestants boldly called this the doctrine upon which…

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   Mar 23, 2008
5. 94

   What does it mean to be a Protestant? | part 3: Grace alone

   The wonder of salvation by grace alone can only be grasped by first realizing not only the sinful condition of men apart from Christ, but the spiritually dead condition of men in Adam. Since man is dead, he cannot take a single step toward salvation, unless God first makes him alive in Jesus...

   Mar 23, 2008
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   Hebrews 8:1-13 | Unbreakable

   (34:43) Because the New Covenant cannot be broken as the Old Covenant was broken, you have the comfort of knowing your sins are forgiven. Sermon Text: Hebrews 8:1-13 Old Testament Text: Jeremiah 31:27-34

   Feb 8, 2008
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   Belgic Confession, Article 2 | Of the knowledge of God

   (25:54) There are two ways in which to know God: the creation and the Scriptures. In this sermon you’ll understand what these two “books” reveal about God. Sermon text: Belgic Confession, Article 2 Scripture Lesson: Psalm 19

   Feb 8, 2008
8. 91

   Belgic Confession, Article 1 | God’s goodness

   (23:29) Psalm 73 speaks to the goodness of God in creation and redemption. Specifically the good life is not what people think it is. Sermon Text: Belgic Confession, Article 1 Scripture Lesson: Psalm 73

   Jan 29, 2008
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   Hebrews 7:11-28 | The perfect permanent high priest

   (27:59) Security is found in Jesus who is your perfect permanent High Priest. Sermon Text: Hebrews 7:11-28 Old Testament Text: Psalm 110

   Jan 29, 2008
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    Belgic Confession, Article 1 | God’s justice

    (23:25) Many people choose to focus on only some of God’s attributes such as His power, love and goodness. There is often selfish intent involved in this focus. If people believe that God above all is good then it is a small step to believing that He exists to give them a lot of good […]

    Jan 14, 2008
11. 88

    Hebrews 7:1-10 | Your eternal high priest

    (26:31) Who is Melchizedek? He is without father, mother, genealogy, beginning of days nor end of life. His place in history speaks to the fact that Jesus is your eternal high priest. Sermon Text: Hebrews 7:1-10 Old Testament Text: Genesis 14:17-24

    Jan 14, 2008
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    Belgic Confession, Article 1 | God’s wisdom

    (24:35) You can understand God’s wisdom from the creation and in redemption. Sermon Text: Belgic Confession, Article 1 Scripture Lesson: Proverbs 8

    Jan 9, 2008
13. 86

    Hebrews 6:13-20 | Hold fast

    (29:07) Because of the promises of God you may hold fast to the hope of attaining heaven one day. Sermon Text: Hebrews 6:13-20 Old Testament Text: Genesis 22:1-19

    Jan 9, 2008
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    Hebrews 5:11-6:12 | True and false Christians

    (29:23) The author of Hebrews in this passage warns the church that some may fall away from the faith. They who do fall away finally are reprobates. The elect have no need to worry about falling away. The warning is heard by the elect but the effect is to sharpen them in their resolve to […]

    Dec 17, 2007