(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
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.
Sermon Video – The War Within and the Triumph of Grace
https://youtu.be/Fv-R4DKiVqg?si=NiYB14dpLAzjlkFQ Every believer knows the struggle. We love Christ, delight in His Word, and yet still feel the daily conflict with remaining sin. In Romans 7:15-25, the Apostle Paul speaks with remarkable honesty about this inward battle and directs our eyes to the only source of lasting hope: Jesus Christ. In this exegetical and expository … Continue reading Sermon Video – The War Within and the Triumph of Grace
The War Within and the Triumph of Grace
Romans 7:15-25 reflects the internal struggle believers face between their desire to honor God and the presence of sin. Paul emphasizes that this battle reveals the need for Christ's grace rather than failure. Despite ongoing temptation, believers find hope in Jesus’ redemptive work, ultimately leading to no condemnation for those in Him.
Spiritual Stability in Times of Trial
True spiritual stability doesn’t come from peaceful circumstances but from knowing and trusting the God who governs every circumstance. Through the examples of Paul, Silas, and Job, we see that steadfast faith is rooted in the knowledge of God’s sovereignty and goodness. Even in suffering, believers can rest in the truth that “all things work together for good” for those who love Him.
WE BELIEVE in God’s Promises
What shall we say to these things? If God is for us, who can be against us! His promises are true! He will hold His people fast through it all! And because He is faithful to us, we have a steadfast hope that endures! We believe in the promises of God!
