Reformation Presbyterian Church

I like that you don't shy away from tough points. One thought: I don't think the plural form statement at creation is an either-or, but a both-and. We know the trinity was existing and present, but we also know by Job 38:4-7 that the 'morning star'(angels and or divine Council) were present. I interpret this statement as a grand procession of sorts, God announcing to all, both among Himself and his royal court.

I normally don't like intros because many people speakers are not very good at them, but this was well thought out. Small area of disagreement: there are 6 movements in Genesis 1-11. The one not stated here is Gen 6, the angels mating with humans. Some roll their eyes at this, but it represents the crossing of the divine/human boundary, resulting in the nephilim, the embodiment of that corrupt union. Act1:apple - Judgement:garden exile, Act2:divine/human boundary corruption - judgement:flood, Act3: Babel - judgment: disbursement and global disinheritance.

Thanks Brother. Well said! May God continue to use you through the preached word.

I like your preaching. Do you have any sermons on hell or evangelism?

Excellent! Thank you.

What joy to sing Ps118 with Christ and the disciples, not just on Palm Sunday or Passover, but every day.

Amazingly helpful! Thank you!

The gospel tells us of an offering of a son by the DEITY HIMSELF, nothing that mankind could do or offer could satisfy, which points us to Y’SHUA/JESUS. There is nothing you can offer to God to prove your devotion. The gospel says so. Yes? There is nothing you can offer to satisfy DEITY. GOD will propitiate HIMSELF to remedy the situation of real sin. SIN. Sin is remedied by and through the offer of HIMSELF TO HIMSELF, on !your! behalf. #victory#Godsend#reality

Great series! Very helpful and very well presented.

Thank you so much for preaching the unadulterated truth of the Living God, it was so on target for the church of today. May God bless your ministry continuously.

Excellent. Thank you. Learned much I didn't know.

I think you also present very clearly the kindness and the severity of our Lord God to our benefit. Fear of God is the beginning of wisdom.

I love history, thus really love Biblical history, and have been blessed in and have greatly enjoyed and continue to be so through your your presentation and walk through Exodus. Looking forward to Joshua and Judges. Thank you.

This is an excellent introduction to Romans. It helps us be prepared for the entire book of Romans. Very helpful.

The major suggestions for giving us a more satisfying prayer life are very valuable to get us started and to broaden our prayer life. We should hear this more often especially when our prayer life seems lacking.