The sermon delivers a ministry charge based on the ordinations of the apostles and the seventy disciples as recorded in Matthew 10 and Luke 10, emphasizing the covenant of love between a church and…
Elder Neil Phelan Jr. emphasizes the importance of being watchful in prayer, not just asking for needs but preparing for spiritual battles and temptations. Using biblical examples like Gideon and…
Elder Neal Phelan Jr. preaches on the sixth Article of Faith, emphasizing that sinners are justified before God solely by the imputed righteousness of Christ. He explains the concept of sinners being…
Elder Neal Phelan Jr. preaches on Article of Faith number 12, emphasizing that only baptized and ordained ministers have the authority to administer church ordinances such as baptism and the Lord's…
Elder Neal Phelan, Jr. preaches on 1 Timothy 1:15, emphasizing that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners, highlighting that salvation is solely through Jesus Christ's sacrifice on the…
Elder Neal Phelan Jr. delivers a sermon explaining why his church does not have seminaries, emphasizing that seminaries are a relatively recent invention of the Roman Catholic Church and are not…
Elder Neal Phelan Jr. delivers a sermon on the life and transformation of the Apostle Paul, emphasizing his early zeal as Saul of Tarsus, his dramatic conversion on the road to Damascus, and his…
The sermon emphasizes the completeness and sufficiency of Christ's work on the cross, encapsulated in His declaration, "It is finished." The preacher explains that Jesus came to save His elect people…
The sermon explores Isaiah 9:6-7, emphasizing Jesus Christ as the true 'Man of Our Hopes,' who embodies both humanity and deity. It highlights Jesus' incarnation, divine nature, and eternal kingship,…
The sermon explores Isaiah's vision of the Lord seated on a high and exalted throne, emphasizing God's sovereignty, holiness, and eternal majesty despite earthly changes and challenges. It encourages…
The sermon emphasizes Jesus as the friend of sinners, highlighting His mercy and willingness to associate with those deemed unworthy by society. It contrasts the self-righteousness of the Pharisees…
The sermon explores the nature of God as a spirit, emphasizing that God is immaterial, invisible, immortal, infinite, and mysterious. It highlights the necessity of worshiping God in spirit and…