Immanuel Bible Church: Recent Episodes
Nam Park
This sermon makes the case that baptism does more than picture a person's conversion -although it does do that--. But additionally, baptism should mark a person's public association in membership with a local church. Pastor Jesse explains why.
The final installment of a series through the patterns in Genesis that find their substance in Christ.
Part 6 of a series through the patterns in Genesis that find their substance in Christ.
Part 5 of a series through the patterns in Genesis that find their substance in Christ.
Part 4 of a series through the patterns in Genesis that find their substance in Christ.
Part 2 of a series through the patterns in Genesis that find their substance in Christ.
An advent series that traces the patterns in Genesis that ultimately find their substance in Christ.
Part 3 of our series on evangelism looks at the role of apologetics, specifically at what is often called -presuppositional apologetics.-
The doctrine of of the covenant of redemption is sometimes considered to be too speculative to be helpful. But in this sermon, Pastor Jesse examines one of the foundational passages in developing this doctrine- Zechariah 6-13.
This sermon explains what the doctrine of -limited atonement- means, and how it supports the idea that the death of Christ actually removes the penalty for sin form God's elect.
A call for parents and schools to raise their children to value faith--faith stands against the world- faith that would rather be persecuted than compliant.
John 3-16 may be the most well known gospel presentation, but it is not the only one. This sermon looks at Peter's own version of John 3-16
Dr. Steve Lawson is a Professor of Preaching at The Master's Seminary. In this sermon, he looks at the joy of salvation found in the second half of the Beatitudes.
Does the Lord call churches to respond to contentious political issues in a -unified- way- In this sermon, Pastor Jesse looks at what exactly the Bible means when it speaks of -unity.-
Micah's prophecy of the savior's birth does not only point forward, to the incarnation, but backwards into eternity past, and reveals a doctrine known as -eternal generation.-
Looking back at the lockdown and lockout, Pastor Jesse takes a special Thanksgiving Day service to explain why believers have much to be thankful about, even in 2020.
Pastor Jesse makes an appeal to Christians to be less focused on politics and more consumed with a care about Christ.
After describing the entire scope of life, Solomon concludes this book with an appeal to the reader to highly esteem God's word. -Ryan Francis teaches Old Testament at The Master's Seminary Washington DC campus.
Pastor Jesse begins a series on 2 Corinthians 6 examining how Paul's Apostleship shaped his evangelism.