David Mathis | God may make believers in a moment, but he makes preachers over a lifetime. If you desire to preach, but doubt your present ability, envision the long arc, and seek to make progress over decades.द्वारा David Mathis

John Piper | When the people of God gladly sing of his riches together, the saints mature, Satan retreats, and the word of Christ goes forth.द्वारा John Piper

January 26, 2025 Idolatry or Koinonia 1 John 5:21 Coty Pinckney preaching, Series: The Image of God and the Sanctity of Human Life Click here to listenद्वारा Taylor Allen

John Piper | Brothers, if we are going to do good — lasting good — to our churches, then we must preach and lead and counsel and serve in the strength that God supplies.द्वारा John Piper

John Piper | Brothers, if we are going to do good — lasting good — to our churches, then we must preach and lead and counsel and serve in the strength that God supplies.द्वारा John Piper

Greg Morse | When it comes to getting married, Martin Luther does not mince words: “Stop thinking about it and go to it right merrily.” Young men, God helping you, find a wife.द्वारा Greg Morse

Brothers, if we are going to do good — lasting good — to our churches, then we must preach and lead and counsel and serve in the strength that God supplies.द्वारा John Piper

January 19, 2025 Welcomed and Welcoming: The Church Affirms the Sanctity of Life Romans 15:1-7 Michael Cole preaching, Series: The Image of God and the Sanctity of Human Life Click here to listenद्वारा Taylor Allen

David Mathis | In this fallen world, expect suffering and sorrows. But also know that, in Christ, they are limited, designed, and rewarded by a kind and gracious God.द्वारा David Mathis

January 12, 2025 Idolatry and the Great Objectification of Man Acts 3:1-10 Jacob Smith preaching, Series: The Image of God and the Sanctity of Human Life Click here to listenद्वारा Taylor Allen

David Mathis | Our God is a great King, whom we approach with awe. And he is our Father, whom we run to with confidence. How does Christian prayer balance this paradox?द्वारा David Mathis

David Mathis | As pastors, our first priority each day is not to serve God, help his people, or engage in other ministry, but to get our soul happy in God.द्वारा David Mathis

Marshall Segal | God is looking for people who pray to him in need and in plenty, in the wilderness and in paradise, in desperate dependence and in adoring delight.द्वारा Marshall Segal

If God is most glorified in us when we are most satisfied in him, then we are not merely permitted to pursue our joy in God. We must.द्वारा John Piper

January 5, 2025 Freedom to Serve the Lord Exodus 34:6–9; Romans 6:12–23 I’John Gatewood preaching, Series: The Image of God and the Sanctity of Human Life Click here to listenद्वारा Taylor Allen

Scott Hubbard | In a world of urgent needs, urgent demands, and urgent responsibilities, one priority is more urgent than them all: prayer.द्वारा Scott Hubbard

David Mathis | Do you want God to look good in your life? Then heed his invitation to find your deepest hunger, deepest thirst, and deepest longings satisfied in him.द्वारा David Mathis

Greg Morse | Our God is not just a hearing God, nor even an answering God, but a God able to do infinitely above the tallest ask. This year, pray to this God.द्वारा Greg Morse

Scott Hubbard | Unless we keep our hearts with all vigilance, they won’t be kept. So, on the cusp of a new year, how warm is your heart toward Jesus?द्वारा Scott Hubbard

December 29, 2024 Jesus Came to Establish His Church Acts 2:41-47 Jacob Smith preaching, Acts Series: The Acts of the Risen King Jesus Click here to listenद्वारा Taylor Allen

Greg Morse | In an age that suppresses God’s design for men and women, what does it mean to act like a man?द्वारा Greg Morse

John Piper | Because of Christmas, we get adopted, and God gets acclaim. We become his family, and he becomes famous for his grace.द्वारा John Piper

Some of the gospel’s most precious benefits are rooted in the superiority of Christ’s priesthood. The baby born in Bethlehem lives forever and saves to the uttermost.द्वारा John Piper

December 22, 2024 Jesus Came to Defeat Satan Acts 2:33-36, 40-41 Jacob Smith preaching, Advent Series: Remembering Jesus’ First Coming, Looking To His Second Coming Click here to listenद्वारा Taylor Allen

David Mathis | Real peace during the holidays may seem like a far-off dream, but remember, the one who came will come again, and establish himself as King of Peace.द्वारा David Mathis

John Piper | In a world of many authorities, we magnify the supreme lordship of Christ by the way we submit to the fading structures of this age.द्वारा John Piper

In a world of many authorities, we magnify the supreme lordship of Christ by the way we submit to the fading structures of this age.द्वारा John Piper

Jon Bloom | When the Son of God was born, the light of the world dawned on us. He broke upon a world in darkness and lit up the shadows of our hearts.द्वारा Jon Bloom

In a world of many authorities, we magnify the supreme lordship of Christ by the way we submit to the fading structures of this age.द्वारा John Piper

December 15, 2024 Jesus Came to Defeat Sin Acts 2:36-39 Jacob Smith preaching, Advent Series: Remembering Jesus’ First Coming, Looking To His Second Coming Click here to listen (audio incomplete)द्वारा Taylor Allen

Greg Morse | A locked door needs a key to open. And the bolted gate of Eden, keeping men from God, demanded the strongest key heaven could offer: Jesus Christ.द्वारा Greg Morse

The circumstances for world missions may seem forbidding. But if we wait for the optimal time to become or send a missionary, then we won’t.द्वारा John Piper

December 8, 2024 The Tears and Joy of Actively Waiting for Our Messiah Jeremiah 11-15 Coty Pinckney preaching, Jeremiah Series: The Word of Life, the Word of Judgment Click here to listen (audio improves after 10-15 seconds)द्वारा Taylor Allen

“Hold fast the word, unchanged and true; let insight, joy, and song be new.” John Piper offers a charge to Brian Tabb, the third president of Bethlehem College and Seminary.द्वारा John Piper

Greg Morse | Though God made us for more, we often live caged in our own choices. Yet he bids us, “Come and be free.”द्वारा Greg Morse

David Mathis | The prophet Micah took a piercing glimpse across the centuries to see a child emerging in Bethlehem, arriving from ancient times, and rising in strength to shepherd God’s people.द्वारा David Mathis

Scott Hubbard | From Eden to Advent, the world endured a long loneliness, exiled from God’s presence. But Christ came to bring us home, to end our exile, to be God with us without end.द्वारा Scott Hubbard

John Piper | Paul’s Christian life was one of countless dangers, continual sorrows, and constant joy. How is that kind of life possible?द्वारा John Piper

Paul’s Christian life was one of countless dangers, continual sorrows, and constant joy. How is that kind of life possible?द्वारा John Piper

Paul’s Christian life was one of countless dangers, continual sorrows, and constant joy. How is that kind of life possible?द्वारा John Piper