Have you ever asked God for a “sign?” Sometimes life gets cloudy, and we want God to show us a sign. Perhaps we want Him to demonstrate His presence (or His plan) to us. How does God respond? Click to learn more in this sermon from Matthew 12.
What does the Bible say about making plans for the future? In the book of James, we see that it’s OK to make plans for tomorrow – but not to be presumptuous. Not to be arrogant. Instead, planning and praying should go hand in hand. Click to learn more.
A new MP3 sermon from First Presbyterian Church is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details: Title: The Scandal At Supper: Christ And The Pharisees Subtitle: Jesus Christ (Person And Work) Speaker: Dr. Toby B. Holt Broadcaster: First Presbyterian Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 4/19/2019 Bible: Matthew 9, Mark 2 Length: 26 min. Overview: …
Jesus was crucified between two thieves. And at first, both MOCKED Him. Then one stopped mocking. “Lord, remember me when you come into your kingdom,” this thief said. And Christ’s response was, “truly, this day, you will be with Me in paradise.” Click to be encouraged about the future that awaits after death.
The man DID NOT believe. In his mind, there was NO WAY that Jesus of Nazareth was the Messiah. That was until he met Jesus. And at that moment, Jesus convinced this skeptic that He was indeed the Messiah – the very Son of God.
“Why does your teacher eat with tax-collectors and sinners?” What Jesus was doing was scandalous. It disrupted the status quo. It threatened society. And yet, it was good! Click above to hear this encouraging sermon from Matthew 9.
If baptism is for SINNERS, then why was JESUS baptized? Even John the Baptist didn’t understand this one. John told Jesus that he needed to be baptized by Him, not the other way around. So why did Jesus do it? In this podcast, we learn the answer.
Does the devil think that he can win? In Luke 4, Jesus is led out into the wilderness, where He was tempted for forty days by the devil. What did the devil think he was going to accomplish? And what was the Father’s purpose in allowing His Son to undergo this? Click to hear this …
Have you ever been angry with God? In Jonah 4, the prophet was angry at God. He couldn’t believe what God had done. It didn’t seem good or fair. And he insisted that his own anger was right and appropriate! Click to hear God’s gracious response.
One sermon. Eight words. Over a hundred thousand people repented. There’s no other sermon like this. There’s no sermon ever preached that had as wide-spread a response among those that it was originally preached to. So what happened in Nineveh? Click to learn more from our series on Jonah.