In this video, we continue our series through the book of Romans. Here we come to chapter 14 in which Paul deals with the problem of "weaker brother" Christians whose over-worked consciences are creating problems in the Roman church about meat sacrificed to idols and holy days and seasons. Paul will give specific advice for maintaining doctrinal purity and keeping church unity.
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In this video, I will be taking a look at the four kinds of fears that we all experience: natural, supernatural, rational, and irrational fears. We will also contrast the "fear of man" with the "fear of the Lord." I hope watching this causes us to put our trust more fully in Christ and the Gospel and put less stock in our trepidations.
In this video, I will be performing a read-out of my first chapter of Bold as a Lion so that you can see if you are interested in buying it. Here, I critique the church and our culture more broadly for being weak and cowardly during the time of COVID. I argue that our cowardice cost us tremendously as we were afraid to speak out about trans, immigration, racism etc.
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In this sermon, we continue our march through the crucial book of Romans. Here, Paul harkens upon the theme of Christian love and describes it as an infinite obligation to love God and other men. We will consider love as an Affection, Attitude, and Action.
In this video, I respond to a viewer's email for help. Get this -- this person's pastor is a woman! What next???
Why are Presbyterians so stodgy when it comes to worship? Why can't we be a little more flexible and modern? In this video, we are going to look at the Regulative Principle of Worship.
If you have ever wondered about how men like Charles Spurgeon accomplished everything they did with a limited time frame, here is a sample of the great Baptist preacher's weekly grind. Can you learn from this to be more productive? There might be some productivity tips in here that you can use in your own life.
In this video, we are going to look at the Christian Sabbath. How should we honor the Fourth Commandment? Should we still honor the Lord's Day? Let's discuss how to practice the Sabbath without becoming legalistic.
In this sermon video, we are looking at Romans 13:1-7. This is a difficult text related to obedience to the state. Here, we will consider the view of both John Calvin and Samuel Rutherford as it relates to obedience to the Emperor. Must we always obey the Emperor/King? Is there any room for civil disobedience to ungodly governments?
In this video, we will look at the basics of Presbyterian polity! Not sure how Presbyterian churches are organized and led? Who is in charge, and who can lead? Here is your simple and easy overview to understand our system!
In this video, we will be considering the doctrine of the Mediatorial Kingship of Christ. Specifically, we will look at church and state issues, as well as how it is that nations (as such) should obey the Lord Jesus Christ.
If you are new to Reformed theology -- or even if you have been around a while -- it's good to have an overview of the Westminster Confession of Faith. Here's a short introduction!
In this sermon from Romans 12:14-21, we look at a text in Paul's letter to Romans that looks very similar to the Beatitudes of Jesus Christ in Matthew 5. Here, we will see Paul's admonition to make sure that we live at peace with all, to the extent that we are able.
In this video, I will show you how to preach a simple sermon, in an easy-to-follow step-by-step guide!
In this video, we are going to consider some breaking news coming out of the Vatican - a recent statement clarifies that the Virgin Mary is NOT the Co-Mediatrix or the Co-Redemptrix with Jesus Christ. Let's break this down...
In this video, I will offer some constructive feedback on non-denominational churches. Are they good, bad, or indifferent? Let's discuss this with charity and a discerning eye.
In this sermon, we continue our steadfast march through the book of Romans. Here, Paul begins to fire off a series of about 30 ethical imperatives. We will consider Paul's exhortation to love, zeal, and hope.
In this video, I will explain my eschatology or understanding of the end times. My view is called "optimistic amillennialism." Here, I will give a basic introduction and primer to the basic construct of what we believe.