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This sermon was preached at Providence Presbyterian Church. A Christmas message calling us to remember all that Jesus came to accomplish. Jesus not only came to free us from the bondage of our sins, but to also bring us into the family of God as sons and heirs. The greatest Christmas gift any of us
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This sermon was preached at Providence Presbyterian Church. An often overlooked book tucked away in the back of our Old Testaments, the book of Amos can speak directly to us today. Amos gives two warnings to the people of Israel:1. A Warning About Self-Deception2. A Warning About Hypocrisy Are we deceiving ourselves? Does God hate
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This sermon was delivered at Providence Presbyterian Church. Psalm 91 is often quoted and beloved by many, but it is also commonly misunderstood. Originally written to remind the people of God of his faithful protection in the midst of a crisis, Psalm 91 calls them to put their trust in the Most High and the
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This sermon, delivered at Providence Presbyterian Church, is on Psalm 130. Commonly called, “Out of the Depths” this Psalm is about being in the depths over sin and guilt, but the Psalmist finds plentiful redemption in their only hope. Luther called this Psalm, “a proper master and doctor of Scripture” because it so clearly teaches
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This sermon, delivered at Christ Presbyterian Church Georgetown, is on Zechariah 3. From a commonly overlooked book at the back of the Old Testament, Zechariah 3 contains a marvelous gospel presentation to provide us with encouragement today. 3 Main Points:1. Standing under the accusations of the enemy.2. Standing in the defense of a sovereign God.3.
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