Expositional Bible Teaching messages from Green Pond Bible Chapel in Newfoundland, NJ
In Matthew 27:45-54 we learned that the death of Jesus is the death of death.
In Matthew 27:32-44 we learned that the Son of God bore our shame for our redemption.
In Matthew 27:15-31, we learned that faith is fortified in the innocence of Christ.
In Matthew 27:1-14 we learned that Jesus is King.
In Matthew 26:69-75 we learned that failure doesn't undo the gospel.
In Matthew 26:57-68 we learned that the Suffering Servant is the Conquering King.
In Matthew 26:47-56 we learned that Jesus' life wasn't taken; he gave it to be the atoning sacrifice for sin to fulfill the plan of God to save sinners.
In Ephesians 2:1-10 we learned that we ought to live with the gospel in mind.
In Matthew 25:31-35 we learned that failure cannot frustrate God's plan of salvation.
In Matthew 26:17-30 we learned that Jesus' death is the gateway to all the benefits of the gospel.
In Matthew 26:1-16 we learned that believers express devotion to Jesus.
In Matthew 25: 31-46 we learned that Jesus' judgment is based on our response to his message and his messengers.
In Matthew 25:14-30 we learned that being ready for Christ's return means living for Christ's kingdom.
In Matthew 25:1-13 we learned the Church waits for Christ with wisdom and purity.
In Matthew 24:32-51 we learned to be ready for Jesus' return by being alert, saying no to sin, and being faithful.
In Matthew 24:15-31 we learned to keep calm and discern.
In Matthew 24:9-14 we learned that persecution calls for perseverance and proclamation.
In Matthew 24:1-8 we learned not to panic, but press on by faith.
In Matthew 23:37-39 we learned that Jesus loves the lost.
In Matthew 23:1-12 we learned that hypocrisy leads to hell.
In Matthew 23:1-12 we learned that selfless service is the heart of Christ and Christians.
In Matthew 22:41-46 we learned that allegiance to the Savior starts with humble submission.
In John 1:14-18 we learn to worship in wonder because the word became flesh.
In John 1:9-13 we learned that the incarnation is a rescue mission.
In John 1:6-8 we learned that Divinely-authorized testimony about the Light illuminates us with confidence, faith, and clarity.
In John 1:1-5 we learned that the Word gives spiritual life, and darkness cannot overcome it.
In John 1:1 we learned that Christ makes the incarnation matter.
In Matthew 22:23-30 we learned to love God and love people.
In Matthew 22:15-22 we learned to give government what you must; give God all that you are.
In Matthew 22:1-14 we learned that many are called but few are chosen.
Message from Ken Langley on October 27, 2024
In Matthew 21:23-46 we learned that the One rejected is the One to rejoice in.
In Matthew 21:12-22 we learned that as the Messiah, Jesus replaces the temple, is worthy of worship, and will return to judge.
In Matthew 21:1-11 we learned that the King deserves praise because he has delivered his people.
In Matthew 20:29-34 we learned that Christ's mercy must leave its mark on his disciples.
In Matthew 20:17-28 we learned that kingdom citizens follow the Son of Man by serving others rather than self.
In Matthew 20:1-16 we learned that God's grace is right because his glory is best seen in saving sinners.
In Psalm 41 we learned that God is trustworthy even when no one else is.
In Psalm 40 we learn that God's faithfulness in the past means we can trust him in the present.
In Psalm 39 we learn that life is too short to waste on sin.
In Psalm 38 we learned that sin's solution is only found in the Lord.
In Psalm 37:1-40 we learned that the wicked will be judged but believers will be blessed.
In Psalm 36 we learned that God's faithful love sustains us in a faithless world.
In Matthew 19:16-30 we learned that when you pick your master, you pick your reward.
In Matthew 19:13-15 we learned that God's love for children should motivate us to lead them to him.
In Matthew 19:1-12 we learned that we must let God's kingdom values define our views on marriage, divorce, and singleness.
In Matthew 18:21-35 we learned that kingdom citizens forgive like the King.
In Matthew 18:10-20 we learned that God sought to rescue us, so we seek to restore others.
In Matthew 18:1-9 we learned that humility is the key to Christian character.
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