Christ Presbyterian Church

Paul sets out his plan to visit the Church in Rome, but God's providence overrules his and our plans.

The ministry of Paul was a ministry of doing and teaching by the Mediator King Jesus Christ. All joy and boasting must then be found alone in Christ.

This sermon calls the Christian to the right kind of man-pleasing.

There's vanity in religious worship, and it must be turned from before the God who is a consuming fire.

Division in the Church is to be abhorred in matters private and indifferent. Do not destroy the work of God over things lawful yet not commanded. This sermon from Romans 14:18ff.

The seeking after knowledge and wisdom is like grasping for the wind, vanity. Young reformed men and women, listen to the Preacher! Vanity!

The end of Romans 13 continues the pattern from chapter 12 to love the Lord and our neighbor, and therefore put off the works of darkness, and put on the armor of light.

How should the Christian vote?

Who can vote and how ought we to vote as citizens of our nation? The Lord doesn't leave us in the dark, but shines a bright light on the situation we find ourselves in when elections come around.

God's common mercy and love shown to all who hear the Gospel.

We began looking at the free offer of the Gospel by first seeing from the Scriptures the doctrine of God's common grace.

The Church should've been prepared, but wasn't. This sermon concerns the worship of God in the Church when the Civil Magistrate interferes.

Habakkuk's struggle with the Lord using the wicked to judge His covenant people is here answered by the Lord Himself. "But the LORD is in His holy temple: let all the earth keep silence before Him."

This the second sermon seeking how the U.S. Constitution measures up against the Word of God.

We need faith in all of God's Word, and faith in Christ for life. This sermon from Habakkuk 2:1-4.

In beginning to apply the Scriptures on the Civil Magistrate to our own context, the question is asked of how the U.S. Constitution measures up with the Word of God in Christ who reigns over all nations.

How ought we to prepare for celebrating the Lord's supper?