Proclamation Presbyterian Sermons: Recent Episodes
Proclamation Presbyterian Church
April 9, 2023 - Morning Worship | Christ is raised, and God uses preaching of the Gospel as a primary means of granting faith to those who hear. - Rev. Ben Falconer
March 5, 2023 - Morning Worship | God was Abraham’s friend and will be ours as well if we trust His promises and rest in Jesus alone for salvation. - Rev. Ben Falconer
October 2, 2022 - Morning Service | Our faith, like Abraham’s, will flourish and falter in this life, therefore we look to Jesus who is the founder and perfector of our faith. - Rev. Ben Falconer
September 18, 2022 - Morning Service | Abraham is the paradigm of faith for us because he believed God’s promises when God called him to leave everything and follow. - Rev. Ben Falconer
September 11, 2022 - Morning Service | God will thwart the purposes of the proud, but is gracious to everyone who seeks after Jesus and lives for His name. - Rev. Ben Falconer
September 4, 2022 - Morning Service | Despite the continuation of sin in the remade world, God filled the earth with many nations, and in so doing, preserved one holy line from whom the Promised Son would be born. - Rev. Ben Falconer
September 4, 2022 - Evening Service | All things are owed to the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords. That does not negate but reinforces the various obligations we have to those in authority over us in this life. - Rev. Ben Falconer
August 21, 2022 - Morning Service | Because of God’s regard for the sanctity of human life, we must reject our current culture of death and self-autonomy, and live under His rule and reign by His grace. - Rev. Ben Falconer
August 7, 2022 - Morning Service | God is both Judge and Savior, and His Son is the only means of deliverance from His impending judgment. Therefore, we must get on the boat—through faith in Jesus Christ—who is the only One to provide safe passage to eternity with God. - Rev. Ben Falconer
July 10, 2022 - Morning Service | Sin—our sin—is worse than we can imagine and the consequences of it are grievous. There are only two outcomes: repentance and mercy or hardness and judgment - Rev. Ben Falconer
July 3, 2022 - Morning Service | Despite the effects of the Fall, humanity still represents God to the world, and we are called to walk with Him in this life that we might be welcomed by Him in the next. - Rev. Ben Falconer
June 12, 2022 - Morning Service | Whose offspring are you? Are you descended from the serpent or the woman? Unrepented sin will fester in individuals and even in family lines, and at the same time, God is faithful to preserve those who call upon His name. The question for each of us to consider this morning is: Whose offspring are you? - Rev. Ben Falconer
June 12, 2022 - Evening Service | Jesus calls us to a radical discipleship that flees sin at all costs. Because Jesus paid so dearly to put our sin to death at the cross, we must radically fight it. - Rev. Ben Falconer
June 5, 2022 - Morning Service | The story of the Bible is about God’s grace for sinners from first to last, and in the end, Jesus Christ will crush the head of the serpent and deliver all who take refuge in Him. Jesus is the snake-crusher, and His victory over the devil is assured. He has done all the work for us. We need only repent and turn to Him. - Rev. Ben Falconer
May 29, 2022 - Morning Service | Adam and Eve’s sin resulted in humanity’s being cast from God’s presence, and the only way to be brought near again is through the saving work of Eve’s seed, Jesus Christ. We are cast from God’s presence because of sin, but we are brought near to God through faith in Christ. - Rev. Ben Falconer
May 15, 2022 - Morning Service | We have inherited sin from our father Adam, but God has provided His Son as the only means of reversing the consequences of our first parents. Though we have inherited sin from our father Adam, Christ reverses the curse for all who trust Him. - Rev. Ben Falconer
April 24, 2022 - Morning Service | Marriage is a divine institution rooted in the creation account, and therefore it should be held in honor the way God has defined it by all people. - Rev. Ben Falconer
April 17, 2022 - Morning Service | The worship of Jesus Christ, the Lamb who was slain, is spreading from the throne room in heaven to the farthest corner on earth. Our response is to reconcile His worthiness and joining in His worship. - Rev. Ben Falconer
March 27, 2022 - Evening Service | The heart of the matter with sin is that sin comes from our hearts. The more we know and turn from our heart’s sinful tendencies, the more we can experience Christ’s forgiveness and transformation. Rev. Ben Falconer
March 27, 2022 - Morning Service | Adam is the head of the entire human race. He was a real person specially created by God, from the dust of the earth, and placed in the Garden of Eden. Rev. Ben Falconer
March 13, 2022 - Morning Service | God rested from His creative work on the 7th day as an enduring pattern of our rest so that we might know and worship Him. - Rev. Ben Falconer
March 13, 2022 - Morning Service | God made man in His image and blessed him in order to fill and subdue the earth as His representative. We have been blessed to be a blessing to others upon the earth. - Rev. Ben Falconer
March 6, 2022 - Morning Service | God made man in His image, and though that image has been tainted in the Fall, we are made to know and glorify our Creator whose likeness we always carry with us. - Rev. Ben Falconer
February 27, 2022 - Morning Service | God made everything very good because creation reflects His own goodness. The goodness of creation is meant to stir us to worship and, ultimately is meant to stir our hope for the recreation of the heavens and the earth. - Rev. Ben Falconer
February 20, 2022 - Morning Service | Genesis 1 is history, and not only is a literal 24-hour view of creation the most straightforward reading of Scripture, but holding it will increase our confidence in the Bible and our worship of God as Creator. - Rev. Ben Falconer
February 13, 2022 - Morning Service | God has authoritatively (powerfully, decisively) spoken at creation and He continues to do so through His Word, therefore our response is to believe (yearn for, delight in, pine after) and rest in all that He says. - Rev. Ben Falconer
January 30, 2022 - Morning Service | God alone created all things out of nothing, and we then shall worship and enjoy Him. God is God, and we are not. When we think of the One who alone can create all things of nothing, our only fitting response is worship and joy! Rev. Ben Falconer