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The Diagnosis of a Worthless Worship
In Malachi 1:1-14, the Lord proclaims His great love for His people, but He condemns their half-hearted attempts to worship Him. Mr. Israel Quaresma preaches indifference to God’s covenantal love, the despising of God’s covenantal presence, and the covenantal prescription for healing.
“For from the rising of the sun to its setting my name will be great among the nations,…
A Good Confession
In 1 Timothy 6:11-16, the apostle Paul exhorts Timothy to flee foolish and sinful covetousness and instead pursue godliness. Listen as Dr. Mark Kelderman preaches on the characteristics of a good confession: flees evil, follows righteousness, fights the fight of faith, and is founded on the confession of Christ.
“But as for you, O man of God, flee these things. Pursue…
The Book of Ezekiel (19): The Fruitful Life
In Ezekiel 15:1-8, God declares that he has given up the inhabitants of Jerusalem, a useless vine, to the fire of his wrath for kindling. Jesus has come as the true vine to restore our joyful purpose of fruitful living in God’s presence. Listen as Rev. Paul van Engelenhoven preaches on the Vine that lost its purpose, the Vine that brought back purpose, and the choice to…
Journeying with Jonah (1) Out of Nowhere
Journeying with Jonah This may seem a strange choice for our summer evening series. The book appears at first glance to be so disconnected to anything else we have been studying. Well, that could be reason enough for such a series as this, for students of God’s Word all like to study something fresh from time to time. Yet, on closer inspection we find substantive…
Music at Seventh
Music at Seventh When reading the Bible, it’s clear that sung praise is an important form of prayer prescribed by Scripture. St. Augustine, the fifth century Bishop of Hippo, North Africa, wrote that, “those who sing, pray twice.” Augustine reminds us that the words of our hymns and anthems are prayers and when we sing them, we add a further dimension of…