Category: Sermons
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The Blessed God Who Blesses
Paul begins with praise to God, the source of every spiritual blessing. In Christ, believers receive riches that are heavenly, eternal, and undeserved. The verse directs attention upward: the God who is eternally blessed is also the God who freely pours out blessing upon His people through Christ.
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Grace and Peace to the Faithful Saints
Paul’s greeting announces the heart of the gospel: grace from God and peace through Christ. Addressed to the faithful saints, it reminds believers that their identity rests not in themselves but in God’s calling. The church stands as a people set apart, living under the gracious favor and reconciling peace of God.
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Blessed is He Who Hears and Obeys
In Nehemiah 8 the people gather to hear the Law of God read and explained. As the Word is proclaimed, the people listen with reverence and understanding. True blessing is found not merely in hearing God’s Word, but in receiving it with faith and walking in obedience before the Lord.
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The Lord Who Hears and Acts
Revelation 8 reveals the solemn silence of heaven as the prayers of God’s people rise before Him. The angel offers incense on the golden altar, and the Lord responds in power. The God who hears the cries of His saints is also the God who acts in judgment and sovereign authority over the earth.
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Spritual Revival in Israel
In Nehemiah 8 the people gather as the Law is read and clearly explained, and the Word pierces their hearts. This sermon traces the pattern of true revival—attentive hearing, godly sorrow, clarified understanding, and covenant joy—showing that spiritual renewal begins not with emotion, but with Scripture faithfully proclaimed.
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The Security of the Church
In Revelation 7 we see the sovereign security of the Church—numbered, known, and kept by Christ—standing before the throne in white robes, preserved through tribulation, and destined for everlasting joy.
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What a Pointless Chapter?
Nehemiah 7 seems, at first glance, like a tedious register of forgotten names. Yet this “pointless” chapter reveals a God who rebuilds not only walls but a covenant people. Every name recorded testifies to divine faithfulness, ordered worship, and the preservation of identity in the purposes of God.
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The Seals are Broken
In Book of Revelation 6, the Lamb opens the seals of God’s sovereign decree, unveiling conquest, conflict, scarcity, death, and the cry of the martyrs. The Seals Are Broken confronts us with divine judgment and mercy, reminding the church that history unfolds not by chaos, but by the sovereign hand of God.
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The Devil’s Espionage
Explore the vigilance and faithfulness of Nehemiah as he rebuilds Jerusalem’s walls amid opposition. Our latest sermon, The Devil’s Espionage (Nehemiah 6:15–7:4), reveals the subtle strategies of the enemy and how God’s people persevere. Read, reflect, and be encouraged to stand firm in your own spiritual battles.
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The Wall is Done
The wall is finished—against opposition, fear, and fatigue. In just fifty-two days, God’s work stands complete, silencing enemies and glorifying His name. Nehemiah 6:15–16 reminds us that when God builds, no resistance can prevail, and even the nations must acknowledge His hand.