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This is where you will find sermons and updates for our church. Our mission is to preach expository sermons focusing on the gospel of Christ. We are a church that is tied to the reformed tradition and seeks to submit to the scriptures so we walk in the Lord’s wisdom rather than our own.
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The Lord has bound himself to work in the context and the confines of the covenantal line. This means that the promise made to Abraham must have a successor to receive that promise. Isaac is getting old, he has two children, but the Lord has chosen one child to be the heir of the promise. Isaac does not want to confer the blessing to the younger, but to the older. Is the Lord still able to establish His Sabbath people?
The Lord promised to make a barren couple fruitful. They had no children, but the Lord promised them to have a biological child even after they were beyond child bearing years. Why does the Lord endanger the child when he finally arrives in history? Why would the Lord do such a thing?
We can think of the Lord being in the midst of his people as a New Testament promise. We think about Pentecost with the Holy Spirit being poured forth showing conclusively that the Lord is in the midst of His people. Is it true that this is only a promise for the New Testament Church or is this promise truly rooted elsewhere?
The Lord has been reacting to what man is doing under the heaven. Man is trying to establish a personal Sabbath Garden like Eden where God is going to be lead around like a little dog catering to the wishes of man. Is the Lord going to allow something like this to happen again and again? What about the promise of the Lord raising up a faithful line to love Him, honor Him, and serve Him? Moses introduces to us a new character that the Lord has chosen to use in the building of His kingdom.
The Lord has washed the face of the earth with a flood, but has delivered a household through the ordeal waters of death. Has sin been washed off the face of the earth? We know that Ham mocked his dad and did not bear fruit of being one of the seed of the woman so clearly there are still sinners walking on the earth. However, did man learn his lesson from the flood? Did man get the message that God will carry out His justice? Or does God need to intervene to restrain man? How can God intervene now that he bound himself to preserve this creation until the final Sabbath?
The Lord enters his rest at the end of the creation. The Lord has finished his work and is now in the rest where man is to join the Lord enjoying the eternal bliss of heaven. However, man has fallen, martyrdom has already happened, and the Lord has dealt with the offender. Now what is going to happen? How is this creation going to respond to Lord warning Cain? Will the Lord have to intervene once again?
Adam and Eve are out of the Garden of Eden, and they are banished from the Garden. They will never enter this paradise again nor will they taste any of the fruit that was in this original sanctuary. How do they fare on the other side of Eden? How will human history progress or will it just digress?
Adam is in the garden of Eden, called to honor the Lord, and love the Lord. There is a tree that God placed in Eden which will confer upon him the knowledge of Good and Evil. Is it wrong to eat of this tree just because the Lord says so? Is the Lord holding something back from Adam that would be good for him? How bad would it be for Adam to eat of the tree? What would ultimately happen to the human race and this world? This chapter in Genesis truly is a history changing moment.
The Lord has created and placed Adam in a wonderful garden sanctuary where Adam has a taste of heaven. This is a place where man communes with the Lord and fellowships with the living God. However, in the midst of this Garden there are two trees that will testify to man’s allegiance to the living God. What is the significance of this garden? Why does the Lord place these trees in the midst of the garden? Why does the Lord enter his Sabbath rest after revealing the generations of the heavens and the earth?
We are a bible believing church in the Belgrade, MT. We are a Reformed Protestant church who desire to build one another up in love as we sojourn under the sun.
