A weekly sermon podcast provided by the teaching ministry of Ecclesia, a Reformed Baptist fellowship in south Atlanta.
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Ryan preaches over Ephesians 3:7-13. *Due to a recording error audio is very quiet. Warning: If you turn your volume up to listen be prepared for any loud and abrupt static sounds that happen occasionally through the podcast.*
Ryan finishes the standalone couplet of sermons on the topic of forgiveness found throughout scripture. The next sermon series begins next Sunday in the book of
Ryan finishes the series on 2 Peter with the final passage.
Ryan preaches (barefoot!) on the given text: (1) God is eternal, (2) God is patient, and (3) God is just. This comes against the false teachers' denial of the final judgment.
Ryan preaches on the given text.
Ryan introduces the third chapter of 2 Peter by transitioning from the threat and warning of chapter two. Chapter three returns to Peter’s pastoral tone in how he appeals to his audience to keep the faith delivered through apostles and prophets.
Ryan preaches on the given text. Apologies that the previous sermon was lost due to technical failure.
Andrew preaches on the given text, concluding the paragraph introduced in earlier weeks starting in 2:4. Peter draws attention to a final episode in redemptive history: Lot's preservation from Sodom. He then concludes, having described several Old Testament stories, that God is able to both pour out His wrath on evildoers and to preserve people from that wrath. This is supposed to be the basis of his audience's hope in the midst of affliction from false teachers. And it is our hope today that God is sovereign and able to deliver us from affliction.
Ryan preaches on fatherhood as it is found throughout the Bible.
Ryan tackles the first historical episodes cited by Peter. They serve as the antecedent in his conditional argument (concluded in v. 10) that God both pours out wrath and also preserves His people from it.
Ryan preaches on the given text. This week continues the teaching from verse 1, in which false teachers are identified as an immanent threat to the church’s witness. Peter goes on to say that they can be discerned from their doctrine, deeds, and destructive lack of self-control. Peter assures the church that they will get their fill at the day of judgment, which they deny (3:1ff).Peter’s warning is as legitimate today as in the first century. | https://ecclesianewnan.com
Ryan preaches on the given text. In it, Peter tells us that we must discern false teachers humbly in order to preserve our faith. He distinguishes them by the difference in their message from the true message of the apostles, whom God has used to speak on His behalf. He assures is not only that they exist, but also that God will judge them in the Last Day for leading people astray.
Ryan preaches on the given text. The people of God possess the Bible, which is—by virtue of what it is—authoritative over every area of life. That the Bible is the inspired Word of God means that God himself is the one supplies it with meaning and truth, not anyone or anything else. So we should read it, meditate on it, and use it to order our lives so that we can be found faithful. | https://ecclesianewnan.com
Ryan preaches on the given text, illustrating the uniquely historic nature of the Christian religion from Peter’s firsthand account. | https://ecclesianewnan.com/
Ryan preaches on the given text. Remember the gospel of Christ and its ethical outworking in your life always, even if you already know it. | https://ecclesianewnan.com
Ryan joins Adam Vinson at Sovereign Hope Church to jointly preach on the reason for the Easter celebration— the resurrection of Jesus. Their text is from Peter's sermon at Pentecost in Acts 2:22-41. https://ecclesianewnan.com/ Original audio found at http://sovhopesermons.sermon.net/main/main/21369111
Ryan preaches on the mentioned text. The believer's salvation is secured by Christ and demonstrated (and, moreover, confirmed) by the Christian's works. | https://ecclesianewnan.com
Ryan preaches on the given text. | https://ecclesianewnan.com
Ryan preaches on the mentioned text. God has given saving promises to his people so that they will become like God not so that they will become God. They will become like God and are becoming like God because they have escaped corruption in the world caused by evil desires. | https://ecclesianewnan.com
Ryan preaches (barefoot!) on the given text regarding the promise of God in Christ to supply all we need for Christian maturity.
Ryan introduces the letter to be read and unpacked for the next few months in the life of the church. Front and center are teachings on the Lordship of Christ over every area of life against false teachings. | https://ecclesianewnan.com/
For application Sunday, Ryan unpacks the practical implications of previous weeks' values.
Ecclesia's first distinctive value is outlined: Reformed theology. Ryan discusses Reformed theology as a cluster of doctrines contained throughout scripture and confessed by the church.
Andrew bridges Ecclesia's core values and theological distinctives with this sermon on the centrality of the gospel, the gospel-centered life, and the supremacy of scripture.
Ryan continues the series by discussing the witness and work of the church to a watching world.
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