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09-27-2009, 03:11 PM
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| | | Sermons for the Lord's Day (9/27)
I preached this morning on Philippians 4:8-9, The Excellent-Minded Church (audio link) I. Thinking Biblically A. The Habit of Our Thoughts
B. The Objects of Our Thoughts
C. The End of Our Thoughts II. Growing Biblically A. Instruction
B. Pattern
C. Application
This evening it was Job 11-13, "Hope in a Sovereign God" I. Zophar’s advice (11)
A. Less than you deserve (11:1-6)
B. God is incomprehensible (11:7-12)
C. Except where I know Him (11:13-20) II. Job’s Response (12)
A. Your advice is not helpful (12:1-6)
B. Your knowledge is not unique (12:7-25) III. Job’s Hope (13)
A. No easy answers (13:1-12)
B. Faith in God (13:13-28)
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09-27-2009, 03:14 PM
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Originally Posted by fredtgreco I preached this morning on Philippians 4:8-9, The Excellent-Minded Church (audio link) I. Thinking Biblically A. The Habit of Our Thoughts
B. The Objects of Our Thoughts
C. The End of Our Thoughts II. Growing Biblically A. Instruction
B. Pattern
C. Application | Fred,
I wish that my family and I could attend your church.
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Hebrews 11:1-3 Finding Faith I. Faith is AssuranceA. Guarantees Must be Based on Trust
B. Biblical Guarantees are Unconditional II. Faith is ConfidenceA. Confidence Does Not Require Constant Affirmation
B. Confidence Breeds Action III. Faith is UnderstandingA. Biblical Faith is Not “Blind Faith”
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Congratulations to WSCAL and RBTS for the work they are doing! We had the privilege of hearing MDiv student Micah Renihan preach from Ps 51 this morning. He did a great job. Even my own 8 year old son said, "He did a good job because he explained everything he was talking about." Doh!  Well, out of the mouth of babes, right?
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Message: "Rescue from Wrath“ ~ 1 Thess. #8 ~ 1:10
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A.M. -- Forgiveness of Sins, Matthew 6:12.
1. The debt requiring forgiveness.
2. The act bestowing forgiveness.
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P.M. -- The Nurture of the Church, 2 John 4.
1. Her offspring.
2. Her rejoicing.
3. Her labouring.
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Originally Posted by KMK Congratulations to WSCAL and RBTS for the work they are doing! We had the privilege of hearing MDiv student Micah Renihan preach from Ps 51 this morning. He did a great job. Even my own 8 year old son said, "He did a good job because he explained everything he was talking about." Doh!  Well, out of the mouth of babes, right? | We do love our IRBS students.  That was an excellent sermon you heard this morning, and we prayed for you, your church, and Micah before our own service this morning, so it is good to hear the report.
My church had another of our IRBS students preach this morning on I Thessalonians 4:13-18. It was the first sermon I've heard on the return of Christ from a Reformed perspective, and it was a great blessing to hear the focus on the right place.
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09-27-2009, 07:22 PM
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Originally Posted by KMK Congratulations to WSCAL and RBTS for the work they are doing! We had the privilege of hearing MDiv student Micah Renihan preach from Ps 51 this morning. He did a great job. Even my own 8 year old son said, "He did a good job because he explained everything he was talking about." Doh!  Well, out of the mouth of babes, right? | We do love our IRBS students.  That was an excellent sermon you heard this morning, and we prayed for you, your church, and Micah before our own service this morning, so it is good to hear the report.
My church had another of our IRBS students preach this morning on I Thessalonians 4:13-18. It was the first sermon I've heard on the return of Christ from a Reformed perspective, and it was a great blessing to hear the focus on the right place. | I guess Micah preached the same sermon recently at your church and it is available on Sermonaudio: SermonAudio.com - Escondido Reformed Baptist Church
We also enjoyed having Jeremy Mendenhall preach earlier this year.
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1 Samuel 30: "Encouraging Ourselves in the Lord." Preached by Brian Najapfour of PRTS while our minister is on vacation. It was wonderful. So very *encouraging* in pointing out that the Lord IS all we need!
(I wish we'd had some way of taping Mr. Najapfour today... He is an excellent preacher. And so is our own minister.)
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Phil 4:8-9 Enjoying the God of peace
I. Christian Meditation vs. 8
II. Christian Imitation vs. 9a
III. God's Consolation vs. 9b
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| | | "Pure Milk for New Born Babes" Rev. Tim Phillips, Midlane Park ARP Church 1 Peter 2:1-3
Great reminder that we are to:
1. Crave God's Word.
2. Grow up, by the Word, through God.
3. Taste the kindness of the Lord.
The Lord IS good>He WILL deliver>Take comfort in Him!
Great job Tim! Thanks!
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09-28-2009, 12:14 AM
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I preached this morning on Philippians 4:8-9, The Excellent-Minded Church (audio link)
Fred thank you for posting audio link enjoyed your message. My pastor also preached from same text this evening.
God bless.
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I preached on Ephesians 4:26-27 in the morning
I. We Are to Have a Righteous Anger
II. We Are to Forsake all Sinful Anger
and 2 Samuel 4:1-12 in the evening
I. Weakness Camouflaged
II. Redemption Brought
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Old Testament Reading: Genesis 40
New Testament Reading: 1 Corinthians 3
Sermon: Christ the Only Foundation (1 Corinthians 3:11)
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We started a new series on biblical hope, starting with "Ultimate Hope" in Ephesians 1:7-12.
I. Why we need hope
II. What hope is
III. How hope transforms our lives
A. How hope transforms us
1. Personally
2. Materially
B. How we get that hope
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"Come now, and let us reason together," says the Lord, "Though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be as white as snow; though they are red like crimson, they shall be as wool." - Isaiah 1:18
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