The sermon explores the concept of the 'finger of God' as a representation of God's miraculous power and presence, referencing biblical events such as the plagues of Egypt and the writing of the law…
Michael Goons explains the doctrine of justification, emphasizing that justification means being declared righteous by God through the imputed righteousness of Jesus Christ, not becoming righteous by…
The sermon emphasizes the fleeting nature of worldly treasures and the importance of placing confidence in Christ alone. It uses the Titanic as a metaphor for human pride and the danger of…
The sermon focuses on 2 Corinthians 3:1-6, emphasizing that believers are living epistles of Christ, written not with ink but by the Spirit of God. The preacher highlights the sufficiency of God in…
The sermon emphasizes the profound love Christ has for the church, likening it to the love a husband has for his wife, highlighting the sacrificial nature of this love through Christ's death and…
The sermon emphasizes the dual nature of Jesus Christ's work as both finished and ongoing. It highlights the completed work of redemption through Jesus' sacrifice on the cross, which is sufficient…
The sermon emphasizes that the just shall live by faith, drawing from Habakkuk 2:4 and multiple New Testament references such as Romans 1:17, Galatians 3, and Hebrews 10:38. The preacher highlights…
The sermon explores the spiritual conflict between the inward man, regenerated by the Spirit, and the outward man, corrupted by the flesh. It emphasizes the ongoing warfare within believers,…
The sermon reflects on the biblical story of Absalom and Amnon from 2 Samuel, emphasizing the consequences of unresolved sin and the importance of dealing with issues within family and church. It…
The sermon explores the question of why Jesus had to die on the cross, emphasizing that it was a binding covenant ordained by God for the remission of sins. The preacher highlights Jesus' holiness,…
The sermon focuses on the role and presence of the Holy Spirit, referred to as the Comforter, emphasizing that Jesus' departure was necessary for the Holy Spirit to come. The preacher highlights the…
The sermon emphasizes that true reformation is only accomplished by Christ, who transforms and perfects believers through His sacrifice. It contrasts Old Testament worship practices with the new…