Yesterday I posted a Tweet stating my position on the deadly disaster at the Travis Scott’s Astroworld Festival in Houston Texas, and while doing so I shared this video in that Tweet. Here’s my original tweet. And below is a comment to that tweet by Roesje @RoesjeWeblog And now is my reply to her question
Today I gave an exposition of verses 10-18. Vs 10 is Jesus, is the Founder & Captain of our salvation Vs 11-13 is Jesus, Who sanctifies us Vs 14-15 is Jesus, Who defeated the Devil, and the fear of death Vs 16-18 is Jesus, Who made propitiation for His people. In vs 11 he said
As a former fornicator, and a person who has had lust in my heart for a woman that was not my wife (aka adultery in the heart), only by the grace of God has He shown me how wicked my own sin was and is. In this sermon I discuss the relationship between the fallen
This exposition is a lesson and an exhortation on the benefits of trusting in God, and putting our confidence in Christ. That the Lord’s people need not fear the corona virus, the political climate, losing our constitution, not even death. And what about that clandestine relocation.
This exposition of the Twenty Sixth Psalm reveals more evidence that Christians are not to be a friend of sinners, or friends with the world, in fact there’s a time to hate evil doers. “And this also was an evidence of his faithfulness to his God, that he never associated with those who he had
In this chapter we will see God’s sovereignty and the Doctrine of the Trinity throughout. We will also see the doctrines of predestination, election, limited atonement (a particular atonement), intersession, the preeminence of Christ, and the perseverance of the saints. We will divide this ‘priestly prayer’ and this sermon into three parts, In verses 1-5
This is the message I preached today at my Church. I pray the Lord will use it to either edify, exhort, and/or convict all of us, including those on the internet. Though it is an exposition of Psalm 91, I taught much on the viruses and plagues mentioned in the Scriptures. I also shared important
In this Podcast I tell why I no longer believe that I am nothing but a “worm in God’s hand.” I teach what sanctification is, and what it is not. That sanctification is a Doctrine that’s rarely taught or understood these days, and perhaps why. I teach why there is no salvation without sanctification. I
These great commands by our Lord are rarely truly applied, obeyed and/or practiced (at least from my observations). Therefore I put this sermon together for the Lord’s people. I did an exposition of the Text, and shared several experiences, and how I applied this passage to them. The sermon notes to this teaching are available
Sadly today when Christ’s bond-slaves (aka Christians) actually obey this command (Holy Spirit willing), carnal pseudō-Christians wrongfully call them a legalist, pharisee, or self-righteous. But I say to them, examine the Scriptures, and test yourself to see if you’re even saved (2 Corinthians 13:5-6). Even a couple Elders I know (via social media), seem to
Perhaps this might be the most important message I’ve ever uploaded to YouTube? Over the years we’ve heard this parable taught by many Bible teachers. But often times the teacher places too much emphasis on Israel, the wedding, the bride, the groom, and/or their culture. When in fact many teachers failed to concentrate on the
Though Christians should be engaged in our culture, as we love our neighbor, but not without being ‘salt and light.’ Apparently many don’t understand what being ‘salt and light’ truly is (according to the Scriptures). Furthermore, Christians are commanded to go out and preach (or share) the glorious Gospel, that is the paramount remedy. Having
May I add my own personal thoughts. The Doctrine of Sanctification is very important to me. I pray daily for more sanctification, and I also pray the same for specific Christians. Though salvation is monergistic, sanctification is synergistic (Holy Spirit willing). Though a Christian is saved by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone,
As I labor though this expository teaching through the Psalms, I am confronted with verses 4-5 of chapter 5, and the Doctrine of God’s hatred of sin, as well as His hatred of some sinners (ouch). I also share the thoughts of many notable Theologians. I give an explanation and application of the Text, as
