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The lineage of Davis is filled with many surprising people, and it's study brings us encouragement and teaches us of the importance of covenant succession in families.
- July 13, 2014
Protestants often give lip service to the fact that the Bible gives the answers to all of life. But what exactly does that mean? If the Bible is not a textbook, in what way does it give the foundation for all thinking? This sermon unpacks the meaning of Christ’s revolutionary paradigm for life.
- August 24, 2014
This sermon was given at the ordination of a deacon at DCC. It gives both a philosophy of mercy ministries as well as practical guidelines.
- March 22, 2015
This sermon outlines the intricately interwoven events of the Passion week in a way that helps us to stand in awe of God's providence, wisdom, grace, and power. In the process it also helps to settle a number of controversial issues related to the chronology of that week that atheists have claimed were contradictions.
- December 11, 2016
If Jesus had been the bland, politically-correct Jesus of Christmas cards, Herod's first Christmas would probably have been jolly. But the true Christ of the Incarnation was a Christ who troubled Herod and continues to trouble all who refuse to bow in unconditional surrender to Him. When we put the real Christ back into Christmas (and into the rest of our lives) we may find other religious people around us similarly troubled. Herod believed in a real historical Jesus, he believed in the supernatural, and he believed the Messiah had been born — but he was not saved, and he did not rejoice in the the challenge to his will that the real Jesus presented. This sermon is a challenge to make sure you don't believe in Jesus the way Herod did, and a call to rejoice in the very things that trouble the Herods of this world.
- December 25, 2016
We don't know how many gifts the wise men brought to Jesus. This sermon looks at five gifts they brought.
- December 24, 2017
This sermon untangles the controversies over the prophecy of Jesus being from Nazareth, the prophetic significance of being a Nazarene, the connection to all the passages describing the coming Messiah as "the branch," and more.
- December 20, 2020
The Wise Men dropped everything to search for the Christ. They faced distance, inconvenience, opposition, and danger, and didn't stop until they had seen and worshiped Him face to face. Is this how you seek Christ?
- June 20, 2021
Seen within an Old Covenant context of God's treatment of Canaanites, Christ's behavior with this woman is perfectly understandable. This sermon shows how she went from a seeking dog to a found sheep in the house of Israel.
- September 5, 2021
This sermon clears away the errors propagated by Rome and Eastern Orthodoxy concerning Mary, and then demonstrates how Mary is a role model for us in several areas of life.
- September 19, 2021
This sermon gives the contours within which biblical preparedness can avoid the problems of humanistic prepping and make people face the future with faith and vision rather than self-absorption and fear.
- November 6, 2022
This encouraging sermon describes the joyful rewards of serving the persecuted church
- December 22, 2024
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- April 19, 2026
Protestants often give lip service to the fact that the Bible gives the answers to all of life. But what exactly does that mean? If the Bible is not a textbook, in what way does it give the foundation for all thinking? This sermon unpacks the meaning of Christ’s revolutionary paradigm for life.