Our Samuel series continues as we cover [esvignore]1 Samuel 12[/esvignore]. Here we discover a more deep and detailed account of the events that happened at the end of [esvignore]1 Samuel 11[/esvignore]. We find some good principles here. The chief question we’ll ask is “what do we do when we’ve really messed up badly and we can’t go back and turn things around?”…
A Reformed Baptist Church Serving Southern Houston
A Reformed Baptist Church Serving Southern Houston
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Here we jump into an extended application section of our sermon from two weeks ago, Walking in the New Life. We learned that our task as Christians is to renew our minds and to put on the new man. Jumping off from [esvignore]Ephesians 4:20-24[/esvignore], we learn how to do just that. Drawing heavily from other passages and using tools from our forefathers…
In our study of [esvignore]Proverbs[/esvignore] we come to a great practical command in [esvignore]Proverbs 3:11-12[/esvignore]. But what does it look like to “not despise the Lord’s discipline or be weary of his reproof?” How do we live this out? In this sermon, we examine the idea that a reproof if God’s good medicine for us, and most likely, this medicine is delivered…
[esvignore]Proverbs 1:20-33[/esvignore] – In this text we are introduced to the Lady Wisdom and learn about her impassioned pleas to the people in her city. What are the implications of where she preached her message? What is the message? How do we respond? Proverbs 1:20-33
[esvignore]Psalm 51[/esvignore] – David’s fall is something worth avoiding. But David’s rise is something we should imitate. If David, a King, was not excluded from the reach of the law, the law delivered by Nathan the prophet, let us humble ourselves and hear the law from Christ our savior delivered by the scriptures. Don’t reject the hard words of admonition from God’s…