In this expositional sermon from Amos 3:1-8, Pastor John Musgrave explores the Biblical themes of God’s discipline, covenant blessing, election, saving faith, final judgment, and Christian gratitude. What …
Examining Isaiah 53 and King Jehoiachin. Lots of stuff in the Old Testament looks like Jesus, but it speaks of others first.
God's law is disaster for salvation (we cannot be accepted by God based on our obedience to His law), but is blessing as a guide for life.
Your eternal safety and blessing depend on Jesus' being your king.
The wicked often prosper today, but it is temporary.
Love God's Word. Come to it. Be taught by it. Accept its rebuke and correction.
God loves His people, so He disciplines them for their good. Whether by discipline or by avoiding it, we can experience God's blessings.
The influence that is wise to have on our lives is that of Jesus and of those who know and love Him.
Jesus came to protect your life by enabling you to be faithful.
Jesus, as king of His people, protects His people for eternity from the king who would do them harm.
God promises, in the gospel, protection in life and an eternal inheritance upon death. The more we believe these promises, the more we act in faithfulness.
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