Every area of human life is in disturbance because man has displaced God from his proper center. The four categories — political, economic, ethical, spiritual — share one root and one cure. The only stability available to any person is the peace Christ gives — positional…
The outline locates the sermon’s weight not on Peter’s failure but on the look of Jesus. The denial is real; its causes are traceable; its consequences are painful. But the sermon’s conclusion is not condemnation — it is recovery. “This was the real beginning of all…
The word “worship” in some form occurs in the Bible 191 times — 113 times in the Old Testament and 78 times in the New Testament. That frequency alone establishes its importance. But frequency of occurrence does not tell us what worship is or whether any…
The outline defines forgiveness this way: to hold one as though no offense had been given — in love, in sympathy, with full interest and goodwill, as though nothing had happened. That is a demanding standard, and most of us know it. The question is not…
“Keep me as the apple of the eye; hide me in the shadow of Your wings” (Ps. 17:8). David wrote that under pressure. Jesus said: “I give eternal life to them, and they will never perish; and no one will snatch them out of My hand”…
The word of God is not one power among others; it is the power through which God has always worked — creating the cosmos, sustaining it, ending it, and in the interval producing the new creation of souls through the gospel. “The gospel is the power…
Prayer is not the whole of the Christian’s responsibility to the thing prayed for. Prayer opens the transaction; action completes it. The person who prays for the sick and does not visit them; who prays for the gospel to spread and does not share it; who…
When the Israelites faced Pharaoh’s army at the Red Sea, fear and complaint overtook them—they preferred slavery to the unknown. Moses called them to silence fear, stand still, and see God’s salvation, then go forward by faith. This sermon confronts our own Red Sea crises, urging believers to reject grumbling, trust God’s power, and step forward, knowing the same God who parted the sea fights for us today.
The Bible must be divided rightly: the three dispensations are distinct, the New Testament is the law by which people living now will be judged, and within the New Testament there are two kinds of instruction — what God requires of sinners to be saved, and…
The call to repent is not a single appeal at the beginning of the Christian life — it is the fundamental note of the entire gospel, sounded by every prophet, by John, by Christ, by the apostles, and by the Risen Lord writing to seven churches….