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In Matthew 9:35–38, Jesus sees the crowds as sheep without a shepherd and recognizes that the harvest is plentiful but the laborers are few. In this message, we consider how we can participate in God’s work of reaching people with the gospel by following Christ’s example, sharing His compassion, an…

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Romans 5:6–11 reminds us of the remarkable love of God: while we were still helpless, ungodly, and sinners, Christ died for us. In this message, we consider why Christians can rejoice in what Christ has done—He died for us, reconciled us to God, and gives us reason to rejoice in God. Our salvation …
This week's Guest Speaker challenges us to be wary of how our enemy, the devil, operates. He also reminds us that the Lord is on our side, giving us His Word, discernment, and forgiveness when we stumble.
What should biblical truth about Israel change about the way Christians treat Jewish people? It should change more than our theology. It should shape how we think, pray, speak, and love. From Genesis 12, Psalm 122, and Romans 11, this message considers three responsibilities: think biblically, pray…
Has the church replaced Israel? In Matthew 21:33–46, Jesus speaks of judgment upon Israel’s leaders, but does this mean that God has permanently rejected Israel and transferred His promises to the church? This message examines replacement theology in light of Scripture, showing the distinction betw…
Israel’s present unbelief raises an important question: Has God rejected the people He chose and to whom He gave His promises? In Romans 9–11, Paul answers that question by showing that Israel’s election, present unbelief, and future restoration all fit within God’s sovereign purposes. In this serm…
In the opening sermon of the series God’s Program for Israel, we examine the biblical foundation for understanding Israel’s place in God’s purposes. Beginning with God’s call of Abraham, we consider Israel’s distinct identity, God’s covenant program, and Israel’s role among the nations. Israel was …
God keeps His promises. In Galatians 3:15–18, Paul explains why believers can have confidence in what God has said. His promises are not temporary or subject to cancellation, nor do they depend upon human performance. They are established by God, preserved through the unfolding of His revelation, a…
In a world filled with competing voices and claims about truth, how can Christians recognize what is true and guard against spiritual deception? In 2 Peter 1:19–2:3, Peter points believers to the sure and authoritative Word of God. Scripture provides reliable guidance in a spiritually dark world, c…
In Acts 6:1–7, the early church faced a practical problem that threatened its unity: some widows were being overlooked in the daily distribution. The apostles responded by involving the congregation and appointing qualified, godly servants to meet the need. In "Serving the Body Well," we …
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