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God Is Light
This sermon explores the theological significance of the declaration that God is light, emphasizing His absolute holiness and the incompatibility of His nature with sin. It addresses three common errors regarding sin: denying its presence, claiming perfection, and rejecting the need for…
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The Proper Place for an Angel
This sermon examines the theological distinction between the Lord Jesus Christ and the angels, addressing the historical temptation among Jewish believers to elevate angelic status or view Christ as a high-ranking angel. The teaching argues that angels are created beings, ministering spirits sent...
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2LCF Chapter 29 - Of Baptism
This sermon provides a detailed exposition of Chapter 29 from the Baptist Confession of Faith, arguing exclusively for believer's baptism by immersion. The speaker outlines four key aspects of the ordinance: its nature as a New Covenant dominical sign, its proper recipients who must profess…
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Sunday School Robert wcf 9.1
The sermon examines Westminster Confession Chapter 1, Paragraph 10 to establish Scripture as the supreme judge in all religious controversies. It argues that spiritual truth requires divine illumination by the Holy Spirit, contrasting this with the Enlightenment's erroneous elevation of unaided...
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Ezra’s Excellent Theology
The sermon explores Ezra's balanced theology regarding the sovereignty of God and human responsibility, using his life as a model for believers. It warns against two extremes: fatalism that paralyzes action and man-centered pride that diminishes God's glory. Proper doctrine leads to praising God...
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Created and Redeemed to Worship
Pastor Mark Hogan teaches on the biblical purpose of worship, arguing that humanity was created and redeemed to be worshipers of God. He grounds this in the Westminster Shorter Catechism's answer that man's chief end is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever, and he defines religious worship as…
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The Marks That Matter Part 1
In The Marks That Matter Part 1, Pastor Richard Caldwell explains recognizing false teachers and the vital need for biblical church leadership. The Apostle Paul closes his letter to the Galatians with vital instruction on ecclesiology and pastoral theology. We live in a time where many claim to…
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Authority
The lesson explores the doctrine of biblical inspiration, defining it as scripture being breathed out by God rather than merely dictated or humanly inspired. It establishes that because the Bible originates from God, it possesses ultimate authority, inerrancy, and immutability. The speaker…
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Faithful Translations (WCF 1.8) Part 2
This lesson examines the theological necessity and practical implications of Bible translations, arguing that while the original texts are authoritative, faithful translations are essential for the church's duty to search Scripture. Using the analogy of the Mona Lisa, the speaker distinguishes...
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Session 4 - The Rise and Fall of the United Kingdom
The session explores the biblical theology of worship and music, tracing its significance from Genesis to Revelation. It emphasizes that worship is a relational response to God's self-revelation, requiring wholehearted obedience and accurate theological content. The speaker highlights historical...
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Majesty
This sermon explores Psalm 8, highlighting the majestic glory of God displayed in both the vast cosmos and the intimate care for humanity. The preacher emphasizes the theological tension between human insignificance against the backdrop of creation and the profound honor bestowed upon mankind...
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313. Chosen by Grace, Called to Humility
What happens when Christians forget that grace, not merit, is the foundation of election? In this concluding conversation with Dr. Alan Strange, we move from theology to public life and explore how the doctrine of election dismantles pride, reshapes political engagement, and calls believers to a...
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Strange Bible Verses To NOT Take Out Of Context
The guys use humor and irony to underscore the critical importance of biblical context, illustrating how verses can become nonsensical, contradictory, or even heretical when taken out of their original narrative, historical, and theological settings. Through playful yet pointed examples—ranging...
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Theology Proper, Introduction, Part 2/2
Teaching on the doctrine of Theology using selected Scriptures and extra-biblical resources.
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Knowing God: The Majesty of God - Nicholas LeBlanc
The sermon centers on the majesty of God as revealed throughout Scripture, emphasizing that a proper understanding of God's infinite greatness is foundational to faith, worship, and trust in His Word. Drawing from Isaiah 40, Psalm 115, Psalm 139, Daniel 4, Job 42, and Romans 13, it argues that...
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Theology Proper: Introduction, Part 1/2
An introduction to what we teach about theology using a selection of Scripture.
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Prerequisites For Knowing Doctrine (Part 2)
The sermon outlines five essential prerequisites for correctly knowing and contending for Bible doctrine, starting with genuine regeneration, commitment to divine inspiration, and dependence on the Holy Spirit's illumination. It emphasizes the necessity of diligent study and proper hermeneutical...
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MYSTICAL MACHINES Part 2: From Magick to Material
The sermon presents a theological interpretation of UFOs and extraterrestrial phenomena as manifestations of demonic spiritual forces rather than alien life, arguing that biblical accounts of angels, visions, and spiritual warfare provide the proper framework for understanding these events.…
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2LCF Chapter 24 - Of the Civil Magistrate
An expository study of 2LCF Chapter 24, "Of the Civil Magistrate," examining what Scripture teaches about the divine origin, proper scope, and Christian duty toward civil government. The session works through all three paragraphs of the chapter, with Romans 13:1–4 as the primary biblical anchor,...
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Lesson 7 Theology Proper 3
The sermon distinguishes between God's hidden sovereign will, which is known only to Him, and His revealed will, which is fully disclosed in Scripture for human obedience. It warns against the sinful desire to uncover secret knowledge of the future through occult practices or speculation, urging...
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Lesson 6 theology Proper 2
This instructional sermon explores the theological distinction between God's incommunicable and communicable attributes, emphasizing that while God is self-existent, eternal, and immutable, humans are dependent and finite. The teaching highlights that incommunicable attributes like aseity…
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How We Worship Part 7 Congregational Prayer
The sermon centers on the profound significance of congregational prayer as a corporate act of worship rooted in Scripture, particularly Solomon's dedication prayer in 1 Kings 8, which exemplifies a prayer that is both deeply personal and universally expansive. It emphasizes that such prayer is…
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Bold Apologetics
This sermon explores the biblical mandate for Christians to defend their faith through apologetics, emphasizing that this duty extends beyond pastors to all believers. Drawing primarily from Matthew 28 and 1 Peter 3, the speaker outlines how evangelism and discipleship inherently require a…
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Lesson 5 Theology Proper 1
This sermon introduces the doctrine of Theology Proper, emphasizing that while God is infinite and incomprehensible to finite human minds, He has graciously revealed Himself through Scripture and Jesus Christ. The instruction explores how believers can truly know God despite their limitations,...
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Wolves in the Church: Guarding the Local Flock
Christians are commanded to be vigilant against spiritual wolves who seek to infiltrate the body of Christ. In this episode, Pastor Richard Caldwell explains that false teachers are identified by their distortion of biblical truth and their selfish ambition. Rather than living in constant…
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The Danger Of Simplistic Theology – Part 27
Job responds to Zophar's ill-informed and simplistic argument. Job unveils the danger of his friend's faith and cautions his hearers/readers that: I. Simplistic theology attempts to silence sincere lament (1 – 6). Job opens with an open plea to be heard/listened to. Job argues that this mindset…
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David's Song of Deliverance
Our lives are not a series of haphazard events. Rather, God is sovereign over every detail. In 2 Samuel 22, we read King David's song of praise to God, which testifies to David's personal experience of God's intervening providence throughout his life. David's poetic description of God's sovereign...
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Original Sin
The sermon presents a profound theological exploration of original sin, rooted in Romans 5:12–21 and the Belgic Confession Article 15, emphasizing that sin and death entered the world through Adam's disobedience and are imputed to all humanity, not merely by imitation but by federal…
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Elihu and God Speak
The sermon centers on the profound theological shift in Job's understanding of God, culminating in Elihu's pivotal role as a divine intermediary who corrects Job's misplaced righteousness and legalistic mindset. Rather than focusing on the cause of Job's suffering, Elihu confronts the deeper…
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I Wonder as I Wander
We turn to the Psalms this Sunday to examine Psalm 139, where David wonders at what we call "theology proper," thinking about what God is like and what that means. The Sweet Psalmist of Israel takes on some serious truths and turns them into some stupendous poetry, and I'm looking forward to...
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Can You Do All Things Through Jesus?
Beloved in the Lord Jesus: You have probably seen the picture of a Charismatic Christian lady holding a jar of pickles and struggling to open it and she says, "I can do all things, through Christ, who strengthens me." She is praying for strength to open the sealed pickle jar. After all…
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The Authority Of Christ - Gregory N. Barkman
The sermon centers on Jesus' cleansing of the temple as a powerful demonstration of His divine authority and righteous zeal for the sanctity of God's house, challenging the notion of Christ as merely meek and mild. It emphasizes that while commerce and profit are not inherently sinful—indeed, the...
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The Ark
Westminster Confession of Faith Chapter 11 Article 4 Are there ways that our worship may have good intentions but is improper in the eyes of God? The sermon explores the theological distinction between God's eternal decree of justification and its temporal application, emphasizing that while all...
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1 Timothy 3:14-16 The Church: Pillar and Buttress of the Truth + PDF Discussion Guide
Introduction: In How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth, it is stated that the epistles are "occasional" documents, written in response to some local situation (usually a problem occasion). As a result, the theology found in the epistles is "task" theology—theology tasked with solving a…
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Evaluating Church Tradition by the Authority of Scripture
How should Christians evaluate church tradition, councils, creeds, and long-standing practices? While church history can be helpful and instructive, Scripture alone is God-breathed, sufficient, and final. In this episode of Contending for the Word Q&A, Dave Jenkins explains why believers must…
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What is Christian Persecution
This sermon, rooted in 1 Peter 4:12–19, confronts the reality and nature of Christian persecution with both pastoral clarity and theological depth. It distinguishes genuine persecution—suffering for living out Christ's love and truth—from suffering due to personal sin or meddling, emphasizing…
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Rightly Dividing Truth
The sermon emphasizes the critical importance of rightly dividing Scripture to avoid false doctrine and ensure a correct understanding of salvation. It contrasts the Mosaic Covenant, which required works and obedience for Israel, with the New Covenant of Grace, where salvation is received solely...
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297. Whose Side is God On? Pastoring a Politically Fractured Church
Political division strains friendships, but in some settings it also fractures churches, turning voting records into litmus tests for gospel faithfulness and Sunday mornings into ideological battlegrounds. In this first episode of a four-part series, Marscast host Jared Luttjeboer sits down with...
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Preparation for Preaching [The Noble Minded Man 9]
This Sunday School calls believers to prepare their minds, bodies, and hearts for worship through intentional spiritual disciplines, emphasizing that loving God with all one's mind requires actively renewing the mind through Scripture, study, and disciplined learning. It warns against the...
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Sugar Water
What if the very people who preach sovereign grace are still handing out sugar water? In this episode, I talk about something that's been weighing on me for a long time, the way some in sovereign grace circles have swapped one formula for another and called it the Gospel. Whether it's "just…
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Ash, Dust, and Forgiveness
In this late-night reflection, we walk back through an Ash Wednesday service in the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, listening again to the words that linger after the ashes are gone: dust, confession, judgment, and forgiveness.
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Ash Wednesday: Reality Wins!
Ash Wednesday isn't inspirational. It isn't uplifting. And it isn't a spiritual self-improvement project. It is the church stopping long enough to tell the truth. In this episode, we examine Ash Wednesday through the lens of reality rather than sentimentality
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Predestination (2) - Lecture 18
A new MP3 sermon from Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Predestination (2) - Lecture 18 Subtitle: Theology Proper Speaker: Dr. Joel Beeke Broadcaster: Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary Event: Teaching Date: 2/7/2011…
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Predestination (1) - Lecture 17
A new MP3 sermon from Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Predestination (1) - Lecture 17 Subtitle: Theology Proper Speaker: Dr. Joel Beeke Broadcaster: Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary Event: Teaching Date: 2/7/2011…
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The Trinity (2) - Lecture 16
A new MP3 sermon from Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Trinity (2) - Lecture 16 Subtitle: Theology Proper Speaker: Dr. Joel Beeke Broadcaster: Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary Event: Teaching Date: 2/7/2011 Length…
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The Trinity (1) - Lecture 15
A new MP3 sermon from Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: The Trinity (1) - Lecture 15 Subtitle: Theology Proper Speaker: Dr. Joel Beeke Broadcaster: Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary Event: Teaching Date: 2/7/2011 Length…
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Angels & Devils - Lecture 22
A new MP3 sermon from Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Angels & Devils - Lecture 22 Subtitle: Theology Proper Speaker: Dr. Joel Beeke Broadcaster: Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary Event: Teaching Date: 2/4/2011 Length…
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Providence (2) - Lecture 21
A new MP3 sermon from Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Providence (2) - Lecture 21 Subtitle: Theology Proper Speaker: Dr. Joel Beeke Broadcaster: Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary Event: Teaching Date: 2/4/2011 Length: 96...
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