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Isaiah 62:6,7 The message shows us the primacy of prayer in the life of our Lord and believers throughout Old and New Testaments
Psalm 13 Help for those experiencing spiritual depression.
Sermon text Matthew 9:35-38 Do you see what Jesus sees? To do that, you need to see Jesus.
The atonement is vast; oceanic in its power, majesty, significance. So how can it be limited? That feels like it doesn’t fit. It isn’t a biblical term. Maybe it is an unhappy term. But it has something biblical to say that is important to grasp and yet easy to miss. Sermon text – John 10.11
Although working from harvest I want to show that the fruit of this world has been chosen by God before the foundation of the world in order that we might be to His praise and glory – emphasising the doctrine of unconditional election.
As people we are to live in the spirit and practice of thankfulness. This is God’s will and is coupled with Prayer and Rejoicing. It is all to be focussed on the Lord Jesus Christ.
This message forms the beginning of a series of the doctrines of grace ( wrongly called The Five points of Calvinism). I hope to explain why Biblical teaching needed to be explained in this way and then to address the subject of “Total Depravity”.
Hezekiah became king at a time when God took authority from 10 of the tribes of Israel and defeated them using the Assyrians. He followed an evil king in Judah, so he called the people to active repentance having set a personal example and promising an experience of God’s grace.
We are not promised perfection this side of eternity therefore we should not be surprised if we have to battle besetting sins. The church should be ready and willing to help all, particularly believers who face these battles
At times of natural disaster, we must remind ourselves that God is in control and still rules. There are no divine disasters. God has used apparent natural disasters to fulfil His greatest purposes.