Sermons

As a confessional, Reformed & Presbyterian church, we must not approach worship in the pragmatic manner prevalent in so many evangelical churches. We must not view ourselves as a generation of practical innovators moving the Church forward to ever-greater successes as some of the emergent-type churches of today. We are humble servants of Jesus, exhorted “to contend earnestly for the faith which was once for all delivered to the saints” (Jude 3).

Christians may certainly imitate the lives of Joseph and the transformed Judah as they typify the Lord Jesus Christ.

Right-line living (Righteousness) includes not only all the duties God expects of us in terms of keeping and fulfilling his Law, but also with a pure heart and willing mind to keep ourselves from sinful actions and situations. NOTE: Only Chapter 39 of the text is including in this recording...be sure to also read chapter 38 preceeding. Click on the Scripture reference above and see the whole text.

The Lord Almighty advances the promise that when Christians humble themselves before Him, he will change them from their lowly estate as prisoners of sin & Satan…and transform us into His service as ministering priests of Christ.

Amidst God’s judgement upon the earth in all ages--springs a promise of hope and blessing that the remnant of Christians still left can cling victoriously to.