Sermons and seminars from Christ Memorial Church in Williston, Vermont.
The LORD, I Am, will accomplish His people's deliverance from affliction through His servant Moses, who typifies the Lord Jesus Christ.
What is the relationship between Christians and the advanced technology we now have available? Do computers and artificial intelligence pose any threat to us or to our faith? How should we view them, and how ought we to use them or avoid their use?
The LORD's compassion for His people is seen in His provision of a Mediator through Whom He rescues His people from oppression and slavery.
The LORD's glory is displayed to Egypt and Israel by salvation through judgment, a salvation that results in His glorious presence among His people—all of which foreshadows the Person and work of the Lord Jesus Christ.
If we desire to walk humbly with our God and obtain eternal life, then we must resist the seduction of pride and boast only in Jesus Christ.
If we're to live eternally, the ultimate biopsy of our character taken at the end of the age must reveal consistent Christian practice
For Christians, what is the value of reading books other than the Bible? What are some books that most all Christians ought to read? What are some of the books that have most helped or influenced our two hosts?
To be empowered for godliness by the all-powerful Savior, be content with what the world regards as weakness.
All creation praises the Lamb crushed on the cross and crowned in glory, and His people's path to glory will look like His. Let's follow and worship Him!
God delivers His people from the burden of sin and guilt through the judgment of the Passover Lamb, so that they can enjoy & celebrate Him forever.
Followers of Christ embrace lives of humble weakness, as our Lord did, which appears to the prideful world as foolishness.
What is God's will for humanity? How can a Christian know God's will for his own life? Is it possible for a believer to "miss out" on knowing and doing the will of God?
Like the Corinthians, we must learn to recognize and submit to the gentle authority of Christ.
Since God provides aboundingly and promises an abounding harvest, why would you not invest bountifully now by giving generously to His people?
God's grace makes you generous because it grants you happy riches in Jesus Christ and thus moves you to give yourself first to Him and then to His people.
When we respond rightly to godly rebuke, we both evidence our salvation and comfort our brothers and sisters in Christ.
The authentic Gospel of reconciliation to God, received in power, is marked by Christlikeness in perseverance, in unrestrained love, and in holiness moving toward completion.
What are the different ways God speaks and reveals truth to us? How does the Bible's revelation differ from God revealing himself in nature? Mitch & Craig explore what is unique about biblical revelation and its implications for living our lives.
All the religion in the world amounts to nothing if it doesn't produce a life that is transformed from within and looks increasingly like Jesus Christ, which only the new covenant, apostolic gospel produces.
Paul was able not to lose heart amid affliction because he fixed his eyes not on his affliction, but on the resurrection from the dead— just as Jesus did.
An encouraging gospel ministry is not outwardly impressive but marked by perseverance in the transforming proclamation of Jesus amid suffering.
The New Covenant Gospel of Jesus Christ validates itself by transforming believers from glory to glory.
Today Craig and Mitch welcome the CMC Youth Group and answer several of their burning questions.
Rooted in God's faithful love of His people through Christ, Paul models faithful love to the Corinthians and to us
Christlike affliction is supremely valuable because it leads to the hope of your eternal comfort by directing you away from self reliance and enabling you to trust in God who raises the dead.
It is eternally dangerous to assume that we will never be persuaded by a false gospel, and so we must reject false gospels and false gospel teachers while being diligent to keep a sincere and pure devotion to Christ and His gospel.
A church poised to launch a daughter church must be especially vigilant to maintain the Spirit's unity, which requires forgiving as we've been forgiven by God in Christ.
Men's Retreat 2025, session 2
Men's Retreat 2025, session 3
Men's Retreat 2025, final wrap up session.
Men's Retreat 2025, session 1
What things must a Christian do? Why must a Christian go to church? What does it mean if a Christian doesn't do what they must do? Let's explore some imperatives of the Christian life and find out what the Bible says they mean.
The salvation of God comes to pass through the Servant of the Lord, who suffers unto death in the place of sinners, and is exalted to rule in blessing forever.
Loving, humble servitude is the only reasonable response to a God who so loved a wicked and ungrateful world that He sacrificed His only begotten Son and who promises an eternal reward to those who go and do likewise.
The Servant of the Lord, Jesus Christ, humbly brings justice to all peoples, a justice that was demonstrated when God both judged and forgave His people's sins at the cross.
God is faithful both to establish and guard believers, working in them the steadfastness of Christ, with the result that His people work hard in obedience and do not grow weary in well doing.
Christ will not return before a great falling away led by Satan's man of lawlessness. You will not fall away if you stand firm and hold to the gospel truth.
If Christians are set free from sin, what is their relationship with it? Is sin something a Christian ought to be thinking about and watching for, or is it just something in the rearview mirror as one moves forward with Christ? This podcast explores the dynamics of a true believer's new status and abilities in Christ, and how that is lived out with respect to sin.
If Christians are set free from sin, what is their relationship with it? Is sin something a Christian ought to be thinking about and watching for, or is it just something in the rearview mirror as one moves forward with Christ? This podcast explores the dynamics of a true believer's new status and abilities in Christ, and how that is lived out with respect to sin.
The righteous judgment of God should strike mortal fear in the heart of every unbeliever but a peace that passes understanding in the hearts of God's people, for that judgment is their salvation.
Theme: If we are true followers of the God of peace, we will live as peacemakers, evidenced primarily toward fellow Christians in our local church.
Because Christians belong to the day and are headed for salvation, they must live sober lives of holiness until Jesus' sudden return in judgment.
Theme: Because those who die in Christ will participate in the resurrection at Christ's return, Christians encourage each other in the face of death.
What is the Church's relationship with the world supposed to be? How should Christians participate in the world, or should they stay out of it as much as possible? What does God require us to do, and what does He forbid?
What is the Church's relationship with the world supposed to be? How should Christians participate in the world, or should they stay out of it as much as possible? What does God require us to do, and what does He forbid?
Take your cues from God himself and please him, by walking in holiness, which looks like sexual purity and is grounded in love.
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