Jeremiah 1:5 emphasizes God's intimate knowledge and purpose for His creation, particularly for Jeremiah as a prophet. God's relationship with His people reflects sovereign care and intentionality, establishing their calling from before birth. This assurance offers comfort to believers, affirming that God's plans and purposes are unwavering and rooted in His eternal wisdom.
The Confidence of Those Who Know the Lord
Psalm 27:1–9 The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? The Lord is the stronghold of my life; of whom shall I be afraid? When evildoers assail me to eat up my flesh, my adversaries and foes, it is they who stumble and fall. Though an army encamp against me, my … Continue reading The Confidence of Those Who Know the Lord
The Word God Sent
This sermon from Acts 10:34–43 proclaims the heart of the gospel. God sent a word of peace through Jesus Christ, who lived, died, rose again, and now reigns as Lord of all. In Him, everyone who believes receives the forgiveness of sins.
Faith, Humility, and Love in an Imperfect Church
Church history reveals both faithfulness and failure. This article calls us to humility, patience, and love, reminding us that none of us sees perfectly. True faith rests in Christ, submits to Scripture, and speaks the truth with grace, trusting God alone to judge hearts and build His church.
Redeemed, Not Discarded: Flesh, Resurrection, and and the Hope of Glory
I tell you this, brothers: flesh and blood cannot inherit the kingdom of God, nor does the perishable inherit the imperishable. I Corinthians 15:50 At first hearing, Paul’s words can sound harsh. Do they mean that human bodies have no place in God’s eternal kingdom? That everything physical must be discarded forever? Or is Paul … Continue reading Redeemed, Not Discarded: Flesh, Resurrection, and and the Hope of Glory
Death Destroyed by Death
In this sermon from Hebrews 2:10–18, Pastor Jason K. Boothe highlights Christ's suffering and its significance. He emphasizes the Savior's perfection through suffering, His incarnation, and the joy of having a merciful High Priest. The message reassures believers of hope and confidence in Jesus, who destroys death and leads many to glory.
Christianity Is Christ: Salvation Accomplished, Not Earned
Christianity is not a works-based religion defined by rules, but a faith centered on what Christ has done. The Gospel emphasizes His life, death, and resurrection. Salvation is entirely by divine grace through faith, gifted by God, leading believers to experience peace and righteousness without condemnation, affirming that salvation is solely the Lord's work.
Barabbas – The Scandal of Free Grace
The account of Barabbas illustrates the true nature of grace in the gospel. Barabbas, guilty of crimes, is set free while Jesus, innocent, takes his place. This displays unmerited favor, affirming that salvation is complete through Christ's sacrifice. Believers find eternal security and freedom, resting in His obedience and love.
Death Destroyed By Death
Hebrews 2 emphasizes that Christ's suffering was essential for perfecting our salvation and uniting believers as brothers in faith. It illustrates how Jesus, by sharing in our humanity, conquered death, freeing us from fear and slavery. This passage reassures weary Christians of Christ's role as a merciful High Priest and the glory achieved through His suffering.
The Question The Christ and the Kingdom
In this sermon from Matthew 11:2–11, Pastor Jason Boothe walks us through one of the most unexpected moments in the Gospels. John the Baptist, the faithful forerunner of Christ, finds himself imprisoned and wrestling with an honest question about the Messiah he proclaimed. Rather than rebuking John, Jesus responds with Scripture, fulfilled prophecy, and gracious … Continue reading The Question The Christ and the Kingdom
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