A fellow minister in our Presbytery recently preached a sermon series called, “Things Jesus Should Not Have (I Wish He Hadn’t) Said!” The crux of the series was that Jesus … Read more→
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Free Martyn Lloyd-Jones Ephesians Sermon Series
One Place.com is working together with the Martyn Lloyd-Jones Trust to release the Doctor’s full sermon series on the book of Ephesians. Dr. M. Lloyd-Jones preached these sermons at Westminster Chapel … Read more→
Paradise Restored Series
A few months ago I began a series of Sunday School messages on the NT use of the OT in regard to God’s plan to restore and secure what Adam … Read more→
“For Unto Us” Sermon Series
We recently finished a short sermon series of three Christmas sermons at New Covenant Presbyterian Church. The series was titled, “For Unto Us.” The first sermon in the series was … Read more→
M.I.C. iPhone/iPad Accessories
The M.I.C. store has some of the most interesting accessories for iPhone and iPad 2 that I’ve come across. If you haven’t perused their site yet, you can do so … Read more→
The Magi and the Scriptures
One of the questions surrounding the birth narratives of our Lord is the questions concerning the Magi and the Scriptures. Who were the Magi? How many travelled to see the … Read more→
Seeing the Savior in a Poor, Beggar Baby
In his sermon on Luke 2:22-32, Martin Luther made the profound observation that by faith Simeon saw in Mary’s poor, beggar baby the King of Kings, and Savior of the … Read more→
Isaiah an OT Paul and Paul a NT Isaiah
No one who has earnestly read through the Scriptures can miss the unique role that the prophet Isaiah played in the unfolding of redemption in the Old Covenant revelation. There … Read more→
Sinclair Ferguson Christmas Sermons 2005-2011
Over the past 7 years Sinclair Ferguson has preached a combined 40 Christmas messages at First Presbyterian Church in Columbia, SC. I sometimes think that Dr. Ferguson’s Christmas messages are … Read more→
Take Heed (December 2011 Tabletalk Article)
Bernard of Clairvaux once mentioned an old man who—upon hearing about any professing Christian who fell into sin—would say to himself, “He fell today; I may fall tomorrow.” The apostle … Read more→
