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(1) Praying for the Spirit's inner strength; (2) Praying for Christ's indwelling love; (3) Praying for God's powerful glory.

Scripture Reading: Romans 6:12-17 Text: Romans 6:12-17 Theme: The Holy Spirit's Role in Assurance of Salvation 1. The Spirit's developing "ought-ness within us" (v. 12) 2. The Spirit's help in killing sin (v. 13) 3. The Spirit's leadership in living as a Christian (v. 14) 4. The Spirit's imparting the sonship of adoption (v. 15) 5. The Spirit's witnessing with our spirits (v. 16) 6. The Spirit's assurance connected with heirship and suffering (v. 17)

Scripture Reading: Daniel 6 Text: Genesis 18:19 Theme: 8 Guidelines for Trusting God in Babylon 1. "As he did aforetime": Trust God as ________________ 2. "And prayed": Trust God though ____________________ 3. "His windows being open . . . toward Jerusalem": Trust God by______________ 4. "In his chamber": Trust God in _____________________ 5. "Kneeled upon his knees": Trust God with ______________ 6. "Three times a day": Trust God with ___________________ 7. "Before his God": Trust God as ________________________ 8. "And gave thanks": Trust God with _____________________

Jesus' Office-bearing and Ours | Dr Joel Beeke | 30 August 2026

In Genesis 32:22–32, Jacob wrestles all night with the angel of the Lord and refuses to let go until he receives a blessing. Dr. Joel Beeke preaches contagious perseverance, contagious prayer, contagious penitence, contagious power, and contagious price.

(1) Its Author: God the Father; (2) Its anchor: our election; (3) Its aim: our holiness; (4) Its advantage: spiritual blessings; (5) Its acclamation: amazing grace.

(1) Introducing God's second table of the law; (2) Emphasizing God's gift of authority; (3) Focusing on God's foundational relationship.

Welcome to the Theology for Doxology Podcast (T4D), a ministry of Lighthouse Community Church (LCC) in Stephenville, Texas! In this first episode of T4D, Fletcher Matandika, T4D's host and pastor of LCC, sits down with Dr. Barry York, president of Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary (RPTS), to talk about family worship - what it is, how to do it, and why it's important. Resources mentioned: "On the Lips of Little Ones" by Jeff Kingswood (Crown and Covenant): https://crownandcovenant.com/products/from-the-lips-of-little-ones-a-study-in-the-catechism-for-very-little-people?srsltid=AfmBOooPKfok5-KQ6RJgv9XnKfuQHgnrXvuJWnIgbIvb5y0wM5dWx-xv "Family Worship Bible Guide" by Joel Beeke (Reformation Heritage Books): https://heritagebooks.org/products/family-worship-bible-guide-hardcover?srsltid=AfmBOoqcKkWlHovEPojtXwO0YA0jcWgWzz2EkHMjuvnOROsbETxsE_c7 If this episode was helpful, please follow our broadcaster dashboard to stay tuned to our biweekly Monday podcast, and check out our church's Theology for Doxology Bible study and Sunday sermons. God bless you. Find us on: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdAplYaZIXh_byHuPdU67ew Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3XkWTBdvFRprGAlCX6bNPn Our website: https://lighthousestephenville.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lighthousestephenvilletexas Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lighthousestephenvilletexas/ Soli Deo gloria! - To God alone be the glory!

(1) True comfort flows from the gospel; (2) True comfort flows from the preincarnate Savior; (3) True comfort flows from the incarnate Savior; (4) True comfort flows from the exalted Savior.

(1) Why we may do it; (2) When we must do it; (3) How we should do it.

(1) What do you think of sin? (2) What do you think of Christ? (3) What do you think of holiness?

1. The call to cultivate holiness 2. What we must cultivate 3. How we must cultivate 4. Encouragements for cultivating holiness

1. Rooted in scriptural preaching 2. Known by scriptural fruits and marks

Dr. Joel Beeke opens up our first session of the day on knowing the Holy Spirit.

(1) Where David prayed from; (2) How David prayed; (3) What David prayed for.

1. The Duration of His Intercession 2. The Activity of His Intercession 3. The Effects of His Intercession

1. Working A Sentance of "Ought-Ness" Within Us (v.12) 2. Helping Us in Mortifying the Deeds of the Body (v.13) 3. Leading Us in Living as a Christian (v.14) 4. Imparting in Us the Sonship of Adoption (v.15) 5. Witnessing With Our Spirits That We Are God's Children (v. 16) 6. Assuring Us of Heirship In and Through Suffering (v. 17)

The sermon centers on the profound truth that Jesus Christ, as the eternal High Priest at the right hand of the Father, is the ultimate intercessor whose perpetual, Trinitarian ministry ensures the effectiveness of all prayer. Drawing from Hebrews 7:25 and the theology of Owen and other Puritans, it emphasizes that Christ's intercession is not merely verbal but encompasses His eternal presence, His active intervention in times of need, and the ongoing atoning power of His blood, symbolized by His visible scars in heaven. This divine intercession—rooted in Christ's completed work and His intimate union with the Church—guarantees that every prayer offered in His name is heard and answered according to God's sovereign will and glory. The message calls believers to approach prayer meetings with confidence, knowing that Christ Himself is praying on their behalf, and to align their petitions with His eternal purpose, trusting that His intercession secures salvation to the uttermost for all whom the Father has given Him.

(1) Who; (2) Why; (3) How.

The Essence of the Gospel

Landis OPC Evening Service - May 10, 2026 Pastor Dr. Joel Beeke Sermon Text: Matthew 15:21-28 Sermon Outline: 1. By Apparent Silence 2. By Apparent Rejection 3. By Apparent Insult

(1) Wrongly estimated; (2) Rightly understand; (3) Experientially realized.

1) The duration of His intercession 2) The activity of His intercession 3) The effects of His intercession

Scripture: Matthew 16:13-20 Text: Matt. 16:18b Cherishing the Church 1. The status of the church 2. The substance of the church 3. The success of the church

Sermon Outline: Living For God's Glory Alone 1. Because of who God is 2. Because of who we are 3. Because of what God commands 4. Because of how He saves us Scripture: 1 Cor 6:9-20, 10:27-33 Text: 1 Cor 6:20, 10:31

(1) Because of who God is; (2) Because of who we are; (3) Because of what God commands; (4) Because of how He saves us.

"Listen to This Evenings Sermon on SemonAudio.com! How Does Christ's Shape Our Hope?from 1 Corinthians15:12-20,42-44,50-58.

Third Word: Woman, behold, your son! … Behold, your mother! John 19:26–27 Dr. Joel Beeke, Puritan Reformed Theological Seminary

(1) A powerful commendation; (2) A powerful quotation; (3) A powerful instruction; (4) A powerful action; (5) A powerful acclamation.

(1) The necessity of non-conformity to this world; (2) The nature of non-conformity to this world; (3) The mandate for transformation; (4) The method of transformation.

(1) Relinquishing righteousness; (2) Recognizing royalty; (3) Requesting remembrance; (4) Receiving riches.

(1) Good works cannot justify us; (2) Good works are graciously rewarded; (3) Good works do not make us careless but fruitful.

Title: Walking Close to Christ: Q&A Speaker: Dr. Joel Beeke, Pastor Jeremy Visser, and Pastor Jeff Johnson Series: Q&A Date: February 26, 2026

The sermon centers on the profound privilege of Christian prayer, grounded in the access granted through Christ's blood to the holiest place, where the triune God—Father, Son, and Spirit—welcomes believers with intimate, childlike boldness. It emphasizes that true prayer is not a performance but a dependent, personal communion with God, marked by humility, longing, and the Spirit's inner work, which stirs holy desires and aligns hearts with divine will. Prayer is portrayed as spiritual warfare and global fellowship, a frontline engagement that advances God's kingdom, unites believers across nations and ages, and deepens faith through perseverance and divine delay. The ultimate answer to prayer is not merely material provision, but the gift of God Himself—more love for Christ, hatred of sin, joy, holiness, and longing for heaven—wherein all things are found. Thus, prayer is both a personal breath of the soul and a powerful, unified act of worship and resistance that draws believers into the eternal communion of saints.

(1) Death; (2) Judgment; (3) Heaven; (4) Hell.

(1) Its hopeful encouragements (Q. 46); (2) Its rich promises (Q. 4-48); (3) Its glorious benefits (Q. 49).