Sermon Audio from 2 Pillars Church. 2 Pillars is a gospel-centered, missionally-focused church located in Lincoln, Nebraska. Our mission is to make, mature, and unleash missionary disciples who live with gospel faithfulness to the glory of God. For more information visit our website at http://www.2p…
When I'm in the thick of struggle with the enemy and it feels like God has abandoned me.
Everything (including salvation) begins and ends with God and therefore He alone deserves all glory.
Jesus, uniquely and exclusively, is our all-sufficient Savior.
Main Idea: Justification is an act of God's free grace, wherein He pardons all our sins, and accepts us as righteous in His sight, only for the righteousness of Christ imputed to us, and received by faith alone.
Grace, is the unmerited and even demerited favor of God toward sinners who are by nature under a sentence of condemnation—and by this (alone!) we are saved.
The inspired, inerrant, sufficient Word of God is our ultimate authority in matters of faith and practice.
The resurrection of Jesus is not merely an event to remember; the resurrected Jesus is a person to meet.
Humility is the way into the kingdom and it's the way of the kingdom.
Effective faith is not about the quantity of your faith, but the object and posture of your faith.
The more clearly you see Jesus, the more hungrily you'll listen to Him.
To see Jesus clearly and to follow Him faithfully, you must understand both His identity and His mission—both who He is and what He came to do.
Correct confession is given by God and used by God to build the Church of God through the people of God to the glory of God.
Understanding who Jesus is shapes how we respond to Him.
There is only one cure for distant and defiled hearts.
Jesus is the Son of God who saves sinking saints and the seeking sick.
We have an ongoing need for repentance due to our propensity toward overfamiliarity with Jesus and rebellion in our hearts.
We have an ongoing need for repentance due to our propensity toward overfamiliarity with Jesus and rebellion in our hearts.
Comfort and joy for kingdom scribes like us as we actively await the end of the age.
Praise Jesus, for His revealing, of the secrets of the kingdom of heaven.
The Kingdom of God has come and there is no neutral ground.
Jesus is the only and best hope for bruised reeds and smoldering wicks like us.
This Advent season, as we wait and long for Jesus' second coming, we're reminded that Jesus has come to dwell in the hearts of His people, through faith, by His Spirit.
Be encouraged because at the Second Coming you will be re-united forever with your loved ones who have passed, who also loved Jesus.
Jesus, the gentle and lowly Savior, invites you to come to Him in repentance and humility and receive rest for your soul.
Doubt is not the opposite of faith nor is it unbelief, it sits between the two.
The unity we all long for is only available on the other side of division that allegiance to Jesus brings.
Jesus has given us marching orders: we're to understand our mission, prepare for adversity, and receive His encouragement.
Jesus has the power to heal and Jesus has the power to forgive sins. If you trust in Him to forgive your sins, He will one day use His power to heal you.
Jesus is the bridegroom come who invites us not into a set of religious practices but a new relationship with Him as His bride.
Part of what it means to be an actual follower of Jesus, is to spend meaningful time with those who are not yet following Jesus.
Today's passage challenges us to consider the extent of Jesus' authority. How far does it truly reach? In the Gospel of Matthew, we have witnessed Jesus demonstrating His authority in various ways: through His teaching, healing sickness and disease, calming the wind and sea, and casting out demons. But the question remains: does Jesus also possess the authority to forgive sins?
You need to know who Jesus is and you need to respond to who Jesus is.
Psalm 12 teaches us what to do when, as Christians, we feel alone *in* and encompassed *by* the world.
When tempted to flee, run away, or escape, as Christians we're to remember where God is, remember what He sees, and remember what He will do.
Praise Jesus, the righteous judge of all and a stronghold for those who trust in Him.
Praising God for His majestic Name, for how He stills His enemies through weakness, and for how He rules the world through man.
Wickedness abounds, including in me, and yet joy is available through taking refuge in Jesus.
God brings peace to those dealing with the distress of deconstruction.
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