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Trinity Grace Church
by Rev. Chris Miller
A podcast of the Preaching and Teaching ministries of Trinity Grace Church in Rogers, Ar.
Episodes
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Cleansing (Numbers 8)
In this chapter of Numbers 8, regarding the lights and the Levites, we find Christ again - the light of the world and our perfect substitute.
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Flashback to Move Forward (Numbers 7)
We return to our study in Numbers and find in the midst of all the gifts and offerings, we find Christ in the tent of meeting.
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Making Known the Manifold Wisdom of God (Ephesians 3:1-12)
In our last sermon of our mini-series on the emphases of Trinity Grace Church, we look at the glory of Christ in Church Planting.
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Grace the Grows and Gives (Ephesians 4:11-16)
Rev. VanMarel reminds us wonderfully of our privileges and responsibilities of being God's people. We are not isolated potted plants but forest of trees growing together. We are a body, called to live in fellowship and love in the gospel of the Lord Jesus.
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For the Glory of God and the Good of the People (Romans 11:33-12:8)
We are taking a short break from our Numbers study to be reminded of who we are as a church and why we do what we do. Rev. Miller begins with the passage of Scripture that drives all we do at Trinity Grace Church - oh, to be reminded of the sovereign grace of God!
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The Lord Bless You (Numbers 6:22-27)
What a blessing! What a privilege to have the Name of the Lord placed upon us!
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Consecrated (Numbers 6:1-21)
The Nazirite Vow was a special vow for a special time. We learn a lot from this vow even for the New Testament believer today. Jesus was a Nazarene, not a Nazirite - but He is the substance of the vow.
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Be Holy for I Am Holy (Numbers 5)
For the previous four chapters we have learned of the organization of the camp of Israel - and the tabernacle was right in the middle - God's presence was central to the life of the camp. We've seen that God is holy - and here in chapter 5, we learn that His people are to be holy - because they...
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Serving the Lord (Numbers 4)
Even the Levites' service before the Lord must be mediated. God is holy, and yet He has condescended to us by His grace.
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Instead (Numbers 3:1-51)
God gives good gifts to His people - over and over again - He gives life to His people.
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A Mobile Kingdom (Numbers 2:1-34)
God's entourage is also a mobile kingdom. God arranges His people because He cherishes them.
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God's Entourage (Numbers 1:1-54)
God numbers and arranges His people around the tent of meeting - yes, so they can serve and worship the Lord, but also so that He may bless them.
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In the Wilderness (Numbers 1:1)
We begin our new study in the Book of Numbers with an introduction to the book from chapter 1, verse 1. The Book of Numbers, of course, isn't just about numbers, it is about God in the presence of His people as they journey from Sinai to the promised land.
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Mission Authority (Matthew 28:16-20)
We look at the great commission in Matthew and the call to make disciples.
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The Main Event (Matthew 28:1-15)
We compare the felt and lived out responses of the women and the guards that were both at the tomb the morning of the resurrection.
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The Death of . . .(Matthew 27:45-66)
The death and burial of the Lord Jesus.
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Smitten and Afflicted (Matthew 27:27-44)
We follow Jesus from the Roman Governor to his headquarters with the soldiers to Golgotha. While what's taking place may seem tragic, it is all according to the perfect plan and purpose of God.
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Just a Sad, Sad Story (Matthew 27:1-26)
As we continue our study in Matthew and near the end of the story, we come to three episodes where choices are made - and they aren't good choices. In fact, it's just a sad, sad story. But thankfully, the story doesn't end here...
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In the Garden (Matthew 26:36-56)
Here we get a glimpse into the humanity of the Lord Jesus through this intimate scene between the Father and the Son in the Garden of Gethsemane.
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The Fruit that Reveals the Root (Matthew 25:31-46)
Rev. Brandon VanMarels preaches from Matthew 25.
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Be Patient, Be Ready, Persevere (Matthew 24:36-51)
Jesus turns our attention from the destruction of Jerusalem to His 2nd Coming. This day and hour of his coming will be unknown. We are called to live faithfully as we wait.
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Something Big is Happening Here (Matthew 24:29-35)
Jesus continues ministering to His disciples on the Mount of Olives preparing them for the coming judgment upon Jerusalem and the destruction of the temple.
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Let the Reader Understand (Matthew 24:15-28)
In this difficult passage, Jesus continues to teach his disciples concerning the coming destruction of the city and the temple. Jesus faithfully shepherds his followers warning them of the coming judgment.
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Raised for our Justification (Romans 4:22-25)
O the glorious truth of the resurrection of the Lord Jesus!
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Signs of the End of the Age (Matthew 24:3-14)
While Jesus certainly speaks of his 2nd Coming, He does at the end of chapter 24 and chapter 25. Here, though, in the Olivet Discourse, His attention is turned toward the end of the Jewish age and the destruction of the temple and of Jerusalem. He prepares His disciples for what will take place…
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The End of What Age? (Matthew 24:1-3, 34-35)
This morning we introduce the 5th of Jesus' great discourses, The Olivet Discourse. Here, Jesus predicts the fall of Jerusalem and the destruction of the temple. Too often, this passage is seen as yet future even to us, but Jesus clearly states, "The generation will pass away until all these…
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O Jerusalem, Jerusalem! (Matthew 23:1-9)
Jesus prepares the crowds and his disciples for what's coming for what had become of the Jewish religion - a religion now devoid of God and righteousness, but full of self-righteousness. Seven woes he gives to the Scribes and Pharisees.
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You Need to Know Him to Love Him (Matthew 22:34-46)
After the Sadducees had been silenced, the Pharisees take another stab at trying to trap Jesus with a question concerning the Law. He reveals once again that they their hearts are far from Him - that in all their attention to the Law, they miss Jesus - they miss the heart of it all. Jesus follows...
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Attempting to Trap Wisdom (Matthew 22:15-33)
After a series of three parables that Jesus tells of the Jewish religious leaders, they now come to him with a series of three questions, two of which are covered in this sermon. Here, Jesus takes their questions that are meant to trap him and turns them around to expose the conditions of their...
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An Unsettling Wedding Feast (Matthew 22:1-14)
Here we find the third parable in this set of three where Jesus confronts Israel's failure to respond to the Lord. It's the parable of the wedding feast - who would possibly reject the invitation of a king to his son's wedding?
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Obtaining an Inheritance (Matthew 21:28-46)
Jesus brings an effective indictment against the religious leaders of Israel with two parables set in a vineyard. Jesus says he will take the kingdom from them and give it to a nation producing its fruits.
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Jesus' Authority (Matthew 21:12-27)
When Jesus first enters Jerusalem, he goes to his house (the temple) to go about his business. The tension continues to rise between Jesus and the religious authorities.
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Hosanna! (Matthew 21:1-11)
Jesus enters Jerusalem - the prophet, priest, and king. Not only does Jesus present a political threat to the Roman government, he presents a threat to the religious leaders in Jerusalem. He comes as King; He comes as Prophet; He comes as Priest.
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Don't You See? (Matthew 20:17-34)
We return to our study in Matthew as Jesus and His disciples now turn to the ascent to Jerusalem from Jericho. And before they go, Jesus again encourages His disciples in the nature of the kingdom and the nature of its King.
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Reflecting Christ in the Offices of the Church (Acts 6:1-7)
Before we return to our study of Matthew, and in preparation for officer nominations, Rev. Miller preaches from Acts 6 showing how the offices of the church should reflect the offices of Christ Jesus - prophet, priest, and king.
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This, Not That (Psalm 1)
The Reverend Jake Allen reminds us of the importance of the Word of God.
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A Soul Satisfied (Psalm 63)
The Reverend Brandon Van Marel points us to the Lord as the One who satisfies the soul.
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Christ the Fulfillment (Hebrews 8:1-13)
We finish our Christmas in the Covenants series with Hebrews 8:1-13 seeing Christ as the fulfillment of promise.
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The Promise of Abraham (Genesis 12:1-3)
In our second sermon of our Advent Series, Christmas in the Covenants, we look to God's promise to Abraham and how it finds its fulfillment in Jesus.
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The Promise of a Redeemer (Genesis 3:1-15)
As we begin our Christmas in the Covenants Advent Series, Rev. VanMarel preachings from Genesis 3 and the first promise of a Redeemer.
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A podcast of the Preaching and Teaching ministries of Trinity Grace Church in Rogers, Ar.
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Rev. Chris Miller
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