Joseph preserved people from famine. Jesus saves His people from their sins. His obedience supplies the righteousness they lack. His blood satisfies divine justice. His resurrection declares His victory over sin and death. His intercession ensures that every person given to Him by the Father will be kept and raised in glory.
SERMON VIDEO – God’s Providence Rules…..
Joseph’s future appeared to rest in the hands of cruel and wicked men. Yet every step of his journey remained under the sovereign direction of God. The betrayal, the pit, and the journey into Egypt were all woven into the Lord’s gracious purpose to preserve His people and fulfill His promises.
Held Fast in the Mighty Hand of God
(PDF download available: HERE)“Humble yourselves therefore under the mighty hand of God, that he may exalt you in due time: Casting all your care upon him; for he careth for you.” 1 Peter 5:6–7, KJV Our world can be a pressure cooker filled with despair enough to share. Anxiety and stress press upon the heart … Continue reading Held Fast in the Mighty Hand of God
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This message reminds us that God remains upon His throne when evil appears to prevail. Human wickedness cannot frustrate His will, cancel His promises, or separate His people from His preserving grace.
The Church Built By the Lord Jesus Christ
Pastor Richard Warmack explains that Christ did not come merely to provide sinners with an example to follow. He came to redeem His Church and become the complete righteousness of His people, whose salvation rests entirely upon His finished work.
Have You Truly Turned from Sin?
What does it truly mean to repent, and where should a Christian look for assurance of salvation? Too often, believers are directed inward and encouraged to measure their standing with God by how successfully they have “turned from sin.” Such an approach produces uncertainty, fear, and endless self-examination. In this article, Pastor Jason Boothe examines the difference between repentance from dead works and the impossible claim that a believer has ceased from sin. Drawing from Scripture, he directs troubled souls away from confidence in personal performance and toward the finished work, perfect righteousness, and preserving grace of Jesus Christ.
The Struggle with Sin (and Why There’s Hope)
This content addresses the conflict between the believer's forgiveness in Christ and ongoing sin. It emphasizes that salvation relies solely on Christ's work, not personal performance, alleviating the burden of self-examination. Believers are called to acknowledge sin while relying on grace, highlighting a journey of faith and dependence on Christ until ultimate redemption.
