Revelation 6:9. John’s vision of the saints under the altar shows Christians today how they are to respond to opposition to the gospel.
Making and maturing disciples of Christ
Making and maturing disciples of Christ
Sermons by Aaron Prelock (Page 2)
Daniel 2. A pagan king’s strange dream gives the prophet Daniel an opportunity to share the truth of the Lord’s sovereignty over all the earth.
Romans 14:22-23. Paul’s instructions on handling differing opinions among believers remind us to be gracious and biblical.
Judges 1 gives Christians today motivations to make Godly resolutions for becoming more like Christ in the coming year. God has given his people the ability to carry out what he desires for them.
Luke 1:26-38 – Luke reminds us of the truth behind the first Christmas story.
John 6:53-58. Christians are called to feed on Jesus as spiritual food. Jesus offers believers true food and true drink in his word.
Jeremiah 17:9 – Man’s heart is deceitful. It’s incurably so. And we don’t even undersatnd the depth of it.
Joel 2:25 – The Lord promises his people that if they repent, he will restore his favour, lost time, and wasted resources.
Matthew 10:26-11:1 – King Jesus gives his people an accurate picture of what it means to follow him.
Song of Solomon 2:3-4 – A picture of marital delight gives us a glimpse of the joy of our relationships with our Saviour.
Micah 7:5-7 – An ancient book gives us reminders about our sources of hope for today.
Matthew 8:18-9:8 – Following King Jesus is both harder and better than we think.
Matthew 8:1-17 – Jesus is a willing king, a king who rewards faith, and a king who bears our diseases. What a gracious king!
Curses of the Covenant Moses’ summary of the covenant shows us the terms of God’s covenant with Israel, the blessing for obedience and cursing for disobedience attached to the covenant, and the agreement of the people to the covenant. Paul’s use of this passage shows us Jesus has become this sort of curse for our […]
King Jesus is Scarier than Sinai The next section of the Sermon on the Mount shows us how Jesus fulfils God’s Law, how Jesus explains God’s Law, and that Jesus demands God’s Law of us. Praise God Jesus has accomplished God’s Law on behalf of those who will repent and trust in him!
Matthew 4:1-11. This passage shows us why and how Jesus was tempted, as well as what Jesus’ temptation means for us today.
Revelation 11:15. This world is a kingdom, it belongs to Jesus, and that forever.
Genesis 47.28-48.22. The beginning of the end for Jacob gives us three lessons to remember God’s promise. The promise is good, the promise is real, and the promise is surprising.
Genesis 45-46:30. The story of Joseph reminds us that God is behind all things that happen to us. Jacob’s move to Egypt shows us that God is always keeping his Word. These truths provide comfort and encouragement for the believer who trusts in the Lord.
1 Peter 5:8. Peter warns believers to be alert against the temptations of the enemy. We look at three particular temptations believers today may face and three times believers may be especially tempted.