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Jack was a Reformational Baptist long before the rise of Southern Seminary and The Gospel Coalition. This was a view he did not always hold. Jack earned his MDiv from Southwestern Theological Seminary where he was taught, what he came to believe, many wrong-headed ideas—like freewill, or premillennialism. When he discovered the doctrines of grace, and began to preach them at Riverside Baptist, this caused quite a stir. Jack eventually retired but was shortly thereafter called to serve as the interim pastor at Grace Baptist Chapel in Hampton, Virginia. He did so for many years. The sign in front of Grace Baptist Chapel said for many years: Amillennial, Proclaiming the Doctrines of Grace.
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English
United States
28 episodes
since July 17, 2025
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In this sermon, Reverend Jack Hamilton opens Revelation 3 and considers the place of church in the life of faith. Drawing listeners back to Scripture, the message encourages them to serve Christ faithfully within his church and to rest in the saving work of Jesus Christ.
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In this sermon, Reverend Jack Hamilton opens Jeremiah 17 and considers the place of Christ in the life of faith. Drawing listeners back to Scripture, the message encourages them to look to Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord and to rest in the saving work of Jesus Christ.
In this sermon, Reverend Jack Hamilton opens 2 Corinthians 2 and considers the place of Christ in the life of faith. Drawing listeners back to Scripture, the message encourages them to look to Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord and to rest in the saving work of Jesus Christ.
From Matthew 5:43–48 and the parable of the Good Samaritan, Reverend Jack Hamilton explains Christ’s command to love enemies, bless persecutors, and show mercy to anyone in need. He warns that hearing Scripture without obeying it reveals spiritual coldness and calls believers to seek grace to refle…
Preaching from Jeremiah 3, Reverend Jack Hamilton compares Israel’s unfaithfulness to spiritual adultery and calls God’s people to honest repentance. He warns against mistaking religious excitement for true revival, urges spiritual discernment, and asks whether believers are closer to God now than …
In this sermon, Reverend Jack Hamilton explores living under the King’s righteous rule through Matthew 5, bringing its biblical claims into focus for the life of faith. Drawing listeners back to Scripture, the message encourages them to look to Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord and to rest in the sav…
In this sermon, Reverend Jack Hamilton explores living under the King’s righteous rule through Matthew 5, bringing its biblical claims into focus for the life of faith. Drawing listeners back to Scripture, the message encourages them to look to Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord and to rest in the sav…
In this sermon, Reverend Jack Hamilton explores living under the King’s righteous rule through Matthew 5, bringing its biblical claims into focus for the life of faith. Drawing listeners back to Scripture, the message encourages them to look to Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord and to rest in the sav…
In this sermon, Reverend Jack Hamilton opens Acts 23 and considers the place of hope in the life of faith. Drawing listeners back to Scripture, the message encourages them to stand firm in the hope of Christ’s promises and to rest in the saving work of Jesus Christ.
In this sermon, Reverend Jack Hamilton explores Christ’s table and the glory of redemption through Genesis 2, bringing its biblical claims into focus for the life of faith. Drawing listeners back to Scripture, the message encourages them to respond to God with reverent worship and to rest in the sa…
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