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This episode is a study from the book of 2 Corinthians, with Pastor David Rosales of Calvary Chapel Chino Valley. This message was taught on April 12th, 2026. Support us by checking out our other social media platforms! Youtube: www.youtube.com/@CCChinoValleyWebsite: www.calvaryccv.orgFacebook: www.facebook.com/CalvaryChapelChinoValleyInstagram: www.instagram.com/calvaryccv
Personally trusting in Jesus brings glory to God.
Dr. Blake White continues the preaching series “The Cross of Christ” with a sermon titled “Glorying in the Cross.”
Dr. Blake White continues the preaching series “The Cross of Christ” with a sermon titled “Glorying in the Cross.”
In this passage, Paul addresses man's primary problem, his standing before God. While many preach that peace with God means everything in your life will go smoothly, Paul reminds us that we are promised tribulations. Yet, because we have peace with God, we will mature and better understand Him through tribulations because of the Holy Spirit. We are to be a hope-filled people who see tribulations and difficulties as something to rejoice in.
I. That In Which We Glory II. Glorying In Its Two-Fold Result III. Glorying Because of Its Glorious Fruit
January 11, 2026 Pastor Nathan Lee Galatians 6:11-14
Romans 16:25-17James Coates
1. The meaning 2. The reason 3. The fruit
From 2 Peter 3:18 comes a call for believers to remain steadfast by growing in grace and in the knowledge of Jesus Christ, giving Him glory “now and forever.” Grace is shown as the believer's constant need—it saves, sanctifies, sustains through trials, and empowers service—while true knowledge of Christ is gained through Scripture and obedience. The passage warns against being drawn away by false teaching or worldly solutions, urging Christians instead to keep adding the virtues of faith, goodness, self-control, patience, godliness, kindness, and love. Spiritual maturity means continually deepening in grace, living by God's truth, and glorifying Christ in every season of life.Thanks for joining us for this episode and please take a moment to subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. If you enjoy this content, please don't hesitate to leave us a 5-star review and share this podcast with your friends. We'd like to extend an invitation to you and your family to join us for worship this week at Grace Baptist Church. We'd also love to connect with you online at https://gracekettering.org. Thanks again for checking out this episode, and we look forward to having you join us again right here on the Grace Baptist Church Podcast!
Suffering is a part of God's path to glory. But Christians rightfully long for the day when suffering will cease. We groan along with creation for Christ to return and restore all things. Discover with Pastor Chuck Swindoll more about the “groaning” found in Romans 8. Learn how the future and eternal glory awaiting the Christian far surpasses the agony of present suffering. Hope, wait, and pray with eager expectation. Trust in the Spirit's support in your suffering!
Romans 8:18-27 / October 3-6, 2025 Discover with Pastor Chuck Swindoll more about the “groaning” found in Romans 8. Learn how the future and eternal glory awaiting the Christian far surpasses the agony of present suffering. From the Series: Romans: The Christian's Constitution read more
Suffering is a part of God's path to glory. But Christians rightfully long for the day when suffering will cease. We groan along with creation for Christ to return and restore all things.Discover with Pastor Chuck Swindoll more about the “groaning” found in Romans 8. Learn how the future and eternal glory awaiting the Christian far surpasses the agony of present suffering. Hope, wait, and pray with eager expectation. Trust in the Spirit's support in your suffering!
Suffering is a part of God's path to glory. But Christians rightfully long for the day when suffering will cease. We groan along with creation for Christ to return and restore all things.Discover with Pastor Chuck Swindoll more about the “groaning” found in Romans 8. Learn how the future and eternal glory awaiting the Christian far surpasses the agony of present suffering. Hope, wait, and pray with eager expectation. Trust in the Spirit's support in your suffering!
Suffering is a part of God's path to glory. But Christians rightfully long for the day when suffering will cease. We groan along with creation for Christ to return and restore all things. Discover with Pastor Chuck Swindoll more about the “groaning” found in Romans 8. Learn how the future and eternal glory awaiting the Christian far surpasses the agony of present suffering. Hope, wait, and pray with eager expectation. Trust in the Spirit's support in your suffering!
Romans 8:18-27 / October 3-6, 2025 Discover with Pastor Chuck Swindoll more about the “groaning” found in Romans 8. Learn how the future and eternal glory awaiting the Christian far surpasses the agony of present suffering. From the Series: Romans: The Christian's Constitution read more
Romans 8:18-27 / October 3-6, 2025 Discover with Pastor Chuck Swindoll more about the “groaning” found in Romans 8. Learn how the future and eternal glory awaiting the Christian far surpasses the agony of present suffering. From the Series: Romans: The Christian's Constitution read more
Suffering is a part of God's path to glory. But Christians rightfully long for the day when suffering will cease. We groan along with creation for Christ to return and restore all things.Discover with Pastor Chuck Swindoll more about the “groaning” found in Romans 8. Learn how the future and eternal glory awaiting the Christian far surpasses the agony of present suffering. Hope, wait, and pray with eager expectation. Trust in the Spirit's support in your suffering!
Suffering is a part of God's path to glory. But Christians rightfully long for the day when suffering will cease. We groan along with creation for Christ to return and restore all things.Discover with Pastor Chuck Swindoll more about the “groaning” found in Romans 8. Learn how the future and eternal glory awaiting the Christian far surpasses the agony of present suffering. Hope, wait, and pray with eager expectation. Trust in the Spirit's support in your suffering!
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by Elder John Morgan Owens (preached on April 6, 2025) In this sermon, Elder John Morgan Owens teaches us from Scripture the truth that we must glory ONLY in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ! Join us today as we learn this important principle, which will guide us as evaluate the doctrines of the...
Scripture Reading and Introduction 2 Corinthians 11:16-33 read. Paul's boasting not of the Lord, but foolishly. Details of Paul's suffering: stripes, imprisonment, shipwrecks, perils, weariness, hunger, and concern for the churches. Paul's escape from Damascus. Thankfulness for the opportunity to be present and receive what the Lord has to offer. Acknowledging uncertainty about the direction of the message but trusting in the Lord's guidance. The Song: "Sweet Things Out of Dark Places" A song has been implanted in the soul for about a month. The song's message is particularly relevant given the current trials and tribulations. The song's lyrics: Wanting to know Him better and walk closer. Willingness to suffer for a clearer vision in the valley. Sweet things and heavenly light emerging from dark places. A sweeter touch and deeper love from Him. Brokenness leading to precious words and a revelation of God's glory. The sweetness of darkness when the Father is near. Apostle Paul as an Example Paul as an example of someone in darkness who gloried in his infirmities. Dark places are common, with trials and heartaches affecting many. Comfort in knowing that darkness is temporary and light will come through Jesus Christ. Excitement to share what the Lord has revealed. Dark valleys as a recurring experience. The tendency to let challenges slow down or derail progress. Sweetness emerging from dark places. Recalling the darkness before finding Jesus Christ. Blindness and a misguided pursuit of worldly pleasures. Realization of being disliked by others due to negative behaviors. Sweetness found in a calling from God. A calling once abandoned for two years. The joy and fulfillment experienced when fulfilling that calling. Feeling God's presence and glory while serving Him. Light replacing darkness. Paul's intelligence and upbringing, yet not glorying in himself. Paul's apostleship not of man but by Jesus Christ and God. Galatians 1:1 referenced. Contrast with the replacement of Judas through casting lots. Caution against boasting in what God is doing in one's life. Gratitude for God's grace and what He has done. Boasting only in Jesus Christ and His work. Sweetness will come if one sticks to it. Paul's perilous situations and distress, yet glorying in infirmities. Glorying in Infirmities A personal anecdote about waking up to a car that wouldn't start. Initial reaction of worry and frustration. Failure to glory in infirmities. Even in darkness, God provides a way for light to shine. Paul's suffering: whippings, beatings, shipwrecks, and betrayal. Choosing to glory in infirmities and taking pleasure in knowing Jesus Christ is present. Not bragging about success. Paul preached to kings. Paul started about 20 churches. Paul did not want credit for those things. Paul wrote 13 books of the Bible. Paul did not boast about writing 13 books. Paul preached for around 30 years. Paul saw a vision of the third heaven. Paul did not boast about the vision. Inability to thank God for bad things happening. Admitting the difficulty of willingly enduring suffering. The problem of thinking one shouldn't have to deal with suffering. Paul as second only to Jesus Christ in contributions to the Christian community. Paul confronted Peter for not associating with Gentiles. Philippians 3:7-14 Philippians 3:7-14 referenced. Counting past gains as loss for Christ. Suffering the loss of all things to win Christ. Counting worldly things as dung. Seeking righteousness through faith in Christ. Knowing Him and the power of His resurrection. Fellowship of His sufferings. Pressing toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus. Forsaking the world. Not advocating quitting one's job but providing for oneself.
We reflected on God's glory, the exclusivity of His Son, and the necessity of relying on Him rather than ourselves. Fellowship was emphasized as deeply personal and initiated by God, with the cross of Christ at the center of all glorying. We discussed how God's love shapes growth, humility, and dependence, while His role as our adversary works against the flesh to bring us into deeper fellowship. The importance of humility and Christ-centered fellowship was highlighted, reminding us to avoid sentimentality and familiarity that distract from true intimacy with Christ. Testimonies reinforced the need for community and the danger of isolating from the body, while prayers were offered for families, health, and God's guidance.Themes:God's glory revealed through His Son (Romans 2; Isaiah 42:8; Isaiah 30:18)Reliance on God vs. self-reliance and hopelessness outside ChristFellowship initiated by God and centered on Christ (1 John 1:1–3)Glorying only in the cross of Christ (Galatians 6:14)Prayer as dependence and protection from the enemyGod's discipline and role as adversary against the flesh (Matthew 5:25; James 4:6)Humility as the key to receiving God's love and guidanceAvoiding sentimentality and compromise in fellowshipThe necessity of community in spiritual growth and resisting isolationGratitude for God's word and His provision of unity and protectionScripture References:Romans 2; Isaiah 42:8; Isaiah 30:18; 1 John 1:1–3; Galatians 6:14; Matthew 5:25; James 4:6
Romans 5:10-11 — Is the Christian finding glory in God? Is He their delight? In this sermon on Romans 5:10–11, Paul has already confirmed that salvation is assured in Christ Jesus and so this means the Christian should have joy in Christ Jesus and what He has done. Christians should glory both in their salvation and in God as the giver of salvation. Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones goes as far as to say that true Christian faith always leads to glorying in God. He states that things such as trusting in oneself rather than God, failure to mediate on the things of God, and not reasoning with Scripture could all be causes for a failure to properly glory in God. Not glorying in God is a sign of unbelief and a sin and unbelief is the chief of all sins. A Christian should be in constant examination of themselves to ensure that they are always glorying in Christ. All self-examination should lead to rejoicing.
Romans 5:10-11 — Is the Christian finding glory in God? Is He their delight? In this sermon on Romans 5:10–11, Paul has already confirmed that salvation is assured in Christ Jesus and so this means the Christian should have joy in Christ Jesus and what He has done. Christians should glory both in their salvation and in God as the giver of salvation. Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones goes as far as to say that true Christian faith always leads to glorying in God. He states that things such as trusting in oneself rather than God, failure to mediate on the things of God, and not reasoning with Scripture could all be causes for a failure to properly glory in God. Not glorying in God is a sign of unbelief and a sin and unbelief is the chief of all sins. A Christian should be in constant examination of themselves to ensure that they are always glorying in Christ. All self-examination should lead to rejoicing. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/603/29
Anchored in the Word Morning Reflection: Season 4 Episode 155: Glorying in God's Redemptive Grace: Comfort Psalm 49 #morningreflections #gospel #faithfulness #redemption #wisdom
Anchored in the Word Morning Reflection: Season 4 Episode 154: Glorying in God's Redemptive Hope: Wisdom Psalm 49 #morningreflections #gospel #faithfulness #redemption #wisdom
Anchored in the Word Morning Reflection: Season 4 Episode 153: Glorying in God's Redemptive Grace: Emptiness Psalm 49 #morningreflections #gospel #faithfulness #redemption #wisdom
Anchored in the Word Morning Reflection: Season 4 Episode 152: Glorying in God's Redemptive Grace: Folly Psalm 49 #morningreflections #gospel #faithfulness #redemption #wisdom
Anchored in the Word Morning Reflection: Season 4 Episode 151: Glorying in God's Redemptive Grace: Wisdom Psalm 49 #morningreflections #gospel #faithfulness #redemption #wisdom
Glorying In The Lord (2025-7-20) Live Sunday Morning Service with Pastor Andrew Hutchinson
Glorying In The Lord (2025-7-20) Live Sunday Morning Service with Pastor Andrew Hutchinson
Glorying In The Lord (2025-7-20) Live Sunday Morning Service with Pastor Andrew Hutchinson
Message from Joshua Nolt on May 18, 2025
A new MP3 sermon from Reformation Church of Elizabeth is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Glorying in Tribulation and Rejoicing in Hope Subtitle: Romans Speaker: Kevin Swanson Broadcaster: Reformation Church of Elizabeth Event: Sunday Service Date: 2/23/2025 Bible: Romans 5:1-5 Length: 48 min.
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