Author: Logan Hagoort
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Christ’s Love for the Loveless Church
Christ addresses a practically perfect church and speaks to the church today through his Spirit by His Word. It is a message of encouragement to press on to do the the work of the Lord, but also a threatening call to repentance lest the worst take place.
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The King’s Covenantal Blessing
Psalm 45 lifts our eyes to the royal Bridegroom—the King who comes in splendour to claim His bride and pour out covenant blessings on her. This sermon explores the consummation of Christ and His Church, revealing the glory, joy, and everlasting hope found in our united life with Him.
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Gospel Logic & Gospel Assurance
Assurance doesn’t rest on our strength but on God’s sovereign grace. From John’s gospel logic to the fruit of true faith, this sermon explores why believing in Christ is evidence of new birth—and how this truth frees us from false assurance, fear, and self-reliance, anchoring us in Christ alone.
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The King’s Perfect Bride
In this psalm’s radiant imagery, we see the Church pictured as the perfect bride—clothed in glory, beauty, and joy as she is led to her King. Discover how Christ adorns His people with His own righteousness and prepares them for the wedding feast of everlasting love.
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A Letter from Jesus to the Church
Jesus knows His church—its strengths, struggles, and calling. In Revelation 1:19–20, we see Him walking among the lampstands, holding His people in His hand. This message reminds us that Christ’s letters are not distant words but living calls to faithfulness, purity, and perseverance for His beloved church today.
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Jesus Brings Comfort and Hope in our Times of Fear
Terrified, John falls dead before glory. Jesus’ pierced hand lifts him: “Fear not—I died, yet live forever, holding death’s keys.” Tender, divine, suffering, risen, sovereign—He comforts the fearful. Look to Christ; fear flees in His presence.
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The Father of the Bride’s Glorious Speech
A royal wedding summons the bride: “Forget your past—cleave to your King.” He desires her beauty; nations bring gifts. Will you leave the old life, bow in delight, and find joy in His love? The Father calls—listen, leave, adore.
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The Throne Room of the King
Psalm 45:6-9 gives us a glorious picture of Jesus’ throne room. The King of kings in all his splendour. It draws our attention away from all contenders.
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The Victorious King
The psalmist’s heart burns for the glory of the King — a longing the church must share. Christ, the mighty warrior, rides forth with His sword, His bow, and His power, conquering through His Word and gospel. Will we cry out for His victory, wield His weapons, and rejoice in His triumph?
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The Resplendent Son of Man
When John turned and saw “one like a son of man,” he saw more than a vision—he saw reality. The glorified Christ stands even now in the midst of his church: kingly, priestly, wise, unstoppable, radiant in glory. Look to him by faith, and let every fear grow dim.