Sermons tagged #Sin

What hope can believers have, when they are under God's discipline for their sin? Psalm 106 prepares us for the opening portion of public worship on the Lord's Day. In these forty-eight verses of Holy Scripture, the Holy Spirit teaches us that, when believers are under discipline for their sin, they can hope in the God Who has made history into a stunning display of His patience, saving power, and forgiving mercy to sinners like them.

We will look at the last three verses in chapter two, three verses that are crucial in our relationship with Jesus Christ. As we study these three verses, they may generate some uneasiness, and if they do, that is a good thing, because it is fruitful to use Scripture to examine ourselves and our relationship with Jesus Christ from time-to-time Scripture References: John 2:23-25 Psalm 140:1-13 Exodus 12:23-27 Exodus 12:42 Proverbs 21:2 John 1:12 John 14:21,23-24 Matthew 7:21-23 Romans 12:2

His Person His Kingdom His Names Psalter: 408, 292, 190, 3

The birth of John the Baptist foreshadowed the birth of Christ, in order to bring sinners back to God. Eagerly desiring the arrival of a child. (v.5-17) Humbly being corrected by the Lord. (v.18-22) Joyfully receiving God's gracious removal of disgrace. (v.23-25) What do we need to know about pre-Christmas? What are some other teachings that distract us? 1 Timothy 1:15 Why would others be inclined listen to us? Luke 2:52 Who is called to influence whom? 1 Timothy 4:14-16

Adam having fallen into sin, and all men being the posterity of Adam, all men are born with a corrupt nature, and are children of wrath.

Daniel understood the time he was living in. He believed the Word of God and this guided him in his response. He understood as well that there was a need to acknowledge sin and seek God's forgiveness.

Because Jesus is the promised victor over sin and death, I must trust Him with my eternity and serve Him with my life.

Do you love your brother and sister in Christ enough to lovingly confront them with their sin so that they might be restored to the peace of God and the fellowship of believers?

Matthew 1:21 tells us that Jesus came to save His people from their sins. How did Jesus accomplish this goal? What are we about to do about it? This sermon will answer those two questions.

Text: Genesis 2:7-3:15 | Speaker: Levi Bakerink | Description: Jesus is Immanuel, God with us. This fact is the glorious truth of the Incarnation; the good news that brings great joy. But why is this news so good? In the month of December, we are going to ask this question in this series, about what it means that God is truly with us. And in order to understand why that is such good news, we first need to see the bad news. God was with us, but it was lost due to our sin and rebellion. Thankfully, it was not lost forever.

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