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Note: This recording contains some discussion of the crucifixion practices of the Romans. May not be suitable for all ages.
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The power flicked off toward the end, so the very end is not recorded.
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Westminster Confession of Faith 29-3- The Minster and the Lord's Supper
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Our Savior, Jesus the Christ, has no greater joy in the Church than when she is unitedly walking in the truth.
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Pastor Mock explains the meaning of the Lord's Supper from WCF 29.1.
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Committed to the LORD's Word, God's representative works heartily unto the LORD, always resting in God's strength.
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As sons and daughters in the Son of David, we worship and serve the LORD with great joy and reverence.
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Pastor Mock explains WCF 28.6-7, the efficacy and frequency of baptism.
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God resettles his people into his places and blesses them.
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Pastor Mock explains WCF 28.5 on the importance of administering, and not neglecting, baptism.
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Committed to God's house, God's covenanted people consecrate all of themselves for God.
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As God's gathered and restored people, we pray humbly for God's ongoing deliverance, trusting in the riches of his redemptive history.
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Pastor Mock makes the case for infant-child baptism.
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The people of God assemble for joyful attentiveness to God and fellowship with one another because of the exposition of God's Word.
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Saints share in gospel-giving for real help, true blessing, and as an act of worship, because the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ is with our spirit.
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Pastor Mock explains the various valid modes of baptism.
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With a joyful and thankful heart, the Christian says in faith by Christ's strength, -I am content.-
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Pastor Mock explains WCF 28.2, the lawful administration of baptism.
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Christians are called to put sin to death and endure until the end because of and enabled by the endurance of our Covenant LORD, Jesus Christ.
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Jesus Christ fulfills his priestly role perfectly.
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Ruling Elder Conor Aubry explains WCF 27.2-3 on the difference between the sign and the thing being signified.
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With joyful, prayerful, and peaceful hearts, we strive to work side-by-side in the gospel with those whose names are found in the Book of Life.
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Pastor Mock explains the nature of a sacrament. See WCF 27.1.
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For the restoration of corporate worship, it must be led by God-fearing men, according to God's regulation, and in a spirit of giving large and free.
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Christ's heavenly citizens have this citizenship now, eagerly expect the Son's return, and so we stand firm in the Lord, our King.
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Pastor Mock explores the usefulness of fasting in fighting against the evil one.
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As a means of persevering with Jesus, God has given his people one another to mimic and has warned his people of godless examples to mourn.
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Joseph explains the usefulness and power of prayer against the enemy's attacks.
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Those who harden their hearts and fail to trust Christ alone for salvation will be judged like the wilderness generation post Exodus. They will fail to enter the rest that God has promised.
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RE Conor Aubry shows us how Scripture equips us to fight the enemy.
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Because Jesus Christ has made us his own, we exhaust our Spirit-given energy in hot pursuit of perfection.
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Pastor Mock speaks to the whole armor of God as the saints' full equipment against the attacks of the evil one
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Our God has thoroughly equipped our spirits and strengthened our hands against the enemy's tactics.
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Every enemy, all afflictions, and any personal performance cannot compare to the surpassing worth of knowing the risen Christ.
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Pastor Mock explores more Satanic strategies-devices- demonization and possession.
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God's saints persevere through trials and praise God for and with one another.
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Pastor Mock explores some of Satan's strategies and devices used against God's people.
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God's godly governor hears the cries of his people, executes justice for the oppressed, and gives of himself for the good of God's people.
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God's saints avoid the ways of the dark world by being joyful lights to the world.
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Pastor Mock explains the kinds and characteristics of Satan and his demons.
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With confidence in God at work in them and with godly fear, God's saints work out their salvation.
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Pastor Mock explains the being and ministry of angels.
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When we remember the LORD who remembers us, we are fortified in spirit and work to follow him against all opposition.
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Because of Jesus Christ's humble consideration of our saving interests, we his saints humbly unite with Christlikeness and consideration of each other's interests.
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Pastor Mock explains the love of God the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
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For the glory of God the Father and for the worldwide recognition of Jesus Christ as Lord, God humbled and exalted his Son, our Savior.
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RE Harry Ameredes explains the permanence of love.
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Christ's disciples have a responsibility to keep in step with the Spirit of Truth.
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The Son of God humbled himself to build a holy, heavenly city, and has graciously involved his Church in the process of building his Church.
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To encourage his saints to live as Christians in the heavenly city, God has graciously granted signs that testify to the believers' salvation.
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Pastor Mock explains and applies the -alls- of love.
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Imitating Christ, Christ's servants care not only for themselves but also for the lives of their fellow saints.
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Joseph explains and applies the attribute of love rejoicing in goodness and truth.
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Saints engaged in true works of revival are resisted by the godless but reassured by God.
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Through the petitions of the saints and the provision of the Spirit of Jesus Christ, Christians eagerly expect salvation and joyfully honor Christ through their bodies by life or by death.
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TE Ken Godwin explores and applies the attribute of love.
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Whether in pretense or in truth, if Christ is proclaimed, his people rejoice.
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RE Surles explains and applies the idea that love does not insist on its own way.
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Our covenant-keeping LORD breaks his people for our whole-life restoration.
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Christ uses our afflictions in him for the advancement of the gospel and emboldened testimonies.
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Pastor Mock explains and applies the ideas that love is not arrogant or rude.
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RE Bennett explains and applies the truth that love is not envious or boastful.
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Why should I believe and obey God in life's fears and uncertainties--
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When the God sets his judgment on a nation, there is no stopping him.
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With the affection of Christ Jesus, we pray for one another with full confidence and for the glory of God.
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RE Johnny Surles explains the attribute of kindness.
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Because God begins and completes the good work of salvation, Christians have confidence of this completion despite trying circumstances.
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RE Ameredes explains and applies the attribute of love- patience.
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All devilish devices are ultimately done in vain when faced against divine hostility.
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Because Christ has given us his all, the pastor and the church give each other their all for the gospel.
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RE Johnny Surles speaks to the supremacy of love.
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The Lord Jesus Christ graces and pacifies his people in their place.
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Pastor Mock explains the word -love- and handles misconceptions of the word.
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The hard word of God's sure judgment upon evil is God's word of hope to his own.
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Joseph explains and demonstrates the blessing of Scripture memory.
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Jesus sends his Holy Spirit to build his Church from nothing and for worshipful living.
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The life of the redeemed is one full of praise for full deliverance of sin and satisfaction of soul.
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Pastor Mock explains and applies Psalms 149-150.
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Facing affliction, the suffering saint can always rest on that fact that his Redeemer lives.
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RE Johnny Surles explains and applies Psalm 148.
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Zeal for the Father's house consumed the coming Christ.
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The Father's compassion moves the true prophet to bring good news to all.
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Christ the King meets our hearts' longing in the fullness of time.
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The saint's life is one of enduring praise to the God of his salvation.
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When God sets his saving grace on a nation, there is no stopping him.
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The blessed life of salvation is graciously gained by hearing and receiving the eternally-begotten, enfleshed Word of Wisdom.
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As he begins to develop his argument for Jesus' superiority to Moses, the writer of Hebrews gives us three specific reasons to be grateful that Christ is, indeed, superior to the Old Covenant lawgiver. On this week of Thanksgiving, and as we focus on Christ in this text, we should be thankful for -1- Christ's faithfulness, -2- Christ's glory and that -3- our confidence and boasting is in Christ, not ourselves.
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Ben Hoemann facilitates a discussion concerning Machen's chapter on salvation.
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The prophet cries out in distress for salvation from the pits of Sheol.
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RE Steve Bennett explores Machen's chapter on Christ in his book Christianity and Liberalism.
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As we by grace obediently follow the God of reconciliation, all our hearts are refreshed by more grace.
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Absorbing the cost of offenses, and trusting in God's good providence, we can move out in usefulness to Christ.
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When the prophet flees, the world is used to shame the prophet.
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Remembering whose we are, we can move out in mediation in service to Christ.
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When the prophet flees, there is no hope of salvation for the world.
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Christians glorify God and enjoy him forever as their fundamental act of worship.
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Christians glorify God and enjoy him forever as they grow into maturity on the ground of God's truth.
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Christians serve to glorify God and enjoy him forever with the certainty of Christ's ever-increasing Kingdom.
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RE Johnny Surles facilitates a video-based discussion on Machen's views on apologetics.
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Christians struggle to glorify God and enjoy him forever because of the threefold enmity of the flesh, the world, and the Devil.
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God is God- we are not. This is the first lesson.
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This is a sermon Pastor Mock preached for the memorial service of Baby Chord, who passed into glory after only 16 weeks in utero. --Point- Because Jesus loves our children, he brings them to himself for blessing.
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Jesus is our ground of good, righteousness, and hope.
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God's tender heart is extended to the brokenhearted.
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RE Conor Aubry explains and applies the 10th Commandment.
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Because God is our refuge, protector, overseer, and deliverer, we are secure in Christ.
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RE Johnny Surles explains and applies the 8th commandment.
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Despite our horrifying sin and imperfect obedience, the LORD preserves us, his people.
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RE Bennett explains and applies the ninth commandment.
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RE Surles explains and applies the seventh commandment.
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The LORD does not rebuke but receives our tears of trust in him as Deliverer.
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Despite the costliness of obedience, God's people remain united with the Savior against sin.
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The LORD redeems the unworthy through marriage and multiplication.
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RE Johnny Surles explains and applies the fifth commandment.
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God's people are called to expose the horrors of sin and the hospitality of our Father in heaven.
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Pastor Mock explains and applies the Fourth Commandment.
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To know the Word and power of God is to know the God of the living.
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The true Image and Son of God condemns idols and commands true worship of God.
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The Father patiently provides salvation in the Son, but will punish all who reject Christ the Cornerstone.
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Authoritative Jesus owns the right of divine refusal.
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Christ the King has come to upend trouble-makers and uphold reverential faith in God.
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The true King of Israel has come for salvation-peace.
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True disciples of Christ seek grace from the Son of David.
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The Son of Man will surely die and surely rise.
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Attachment to Jesus alone is an everlasting inheritance made possible by the work of God alone.
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To those the Lord gathers to himself, he gives an everlasting name, joy, rest, and acceptance.
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Because Jesus loves our children, we bring them to him for blessing.
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We must not separate God-made marriages, lest we be complicit in adultery.
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Everyone will enter either life in God's Kingdom or death in the pit of Hell.
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The Christ receives and rewards all who belong to him.
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In the Incarnation the Messiah comes with ruling and everlasting peace.
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In the Incarnation the Messiah comes with everlasting protection, provision, and procreation.
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The life of the Christian is the life of the deacon.
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In the Incarnation the Messiah comes with heroic strength of salvation.
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In the Incarnation the Messiah comes with wonderful counsel to a world of folly.
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The Lord delivers and counsels his people through godly, able, and strong men.
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The Son shows the way of greatness through lowliness and service.
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The Son shows the way of greatness through a life of faith-filled dependence.
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God the Father honors his beloved Son and commands us to hear his Son of glory.
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God wants our hearts devoted to him in all that we do.
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The chief and center of our salvation is the glory of God alone.-NOTE- Because of a brief power outage, the recording lost about 5 minutes.
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God saves his people through an unlikely savior for his own glory.
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God's saints cling to the Word of God for life and godliness.
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RE Jon Blake opens up, explains, and applies the Book of Ruth.
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The way to glory is through union with the humiliated and exalted Son of Man.
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The Son of Man steadfastly shows us the way to glory.
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The Son patiently and progressively becomes our Vision.
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Elder Steve Bennett walks us through Proverbs 9 and explores two ways to live.
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By considering wisely the wonderful works of God, our lives flourish in fruit and praise to the exalted Lord.
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Christ's call for us is to consume the loaf of Christ, not the leaven of unbelief.
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Ruling Elder Jon Blake walks through Proverbs 6-7 with particular attention to sexuality.
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The Good Shepherd protects his sheep by cleansing true defilement.
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The Good Shepherd protects his sheep by driving out idols.
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Through his undershepherds, Jesus the Good Shepherd provides for and satisfies his people.
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Installation service for TE Michael Mock, becoming Senior Pastor.
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Jesus braces his disciples for a life of rejection and death.
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Jesus prepares his disciples for a ministry without honor.
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Our Lord Jesus Christ wants us to be faithful to the Scriptures, true to the Reformed faith, and obedient to the Great Commission.
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Jesus touches the hopeless and helpless with life and peace.
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As Lord, Jesus subdues our wills and sanitizes our minds, so that we would proclaim his mercy to others.
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The Son reveals himself through moments of care, correction, and power.
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At first small and hidden, the Son's Kingdom is sure to grow, bear fruit, and house creation.
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The Son of Man rewards those who have ears to hear.
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As Lord of the harvest, the Son sovereignly sows his word and accomplishes his purposes.
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The Son of Man draws to himself people who do the will of God.
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As the New Israel, the Son sovereignly creates, calls, and commissions nobodies for his mysterious and magnanimous purposes.
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When the Son restores, some spurn him, while others seek him.
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From a heart of love in preference for brother over self, the Christian uses his particular Spiritual gifts for the good of the body of Christ.
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Because of its primacy and permanence, love is to be preferred to all Spiritual gifts.
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As Lord of the Sabbath, the Son of Man has come urgently and for the good of humanity.
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The arrival of the Bridegroom of sinners is cause for celebration.
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Knowing that the Lord's Supper is a true participation in Christ made in a gathering of believers, we are to follow the way commendable to Christ.
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The Son of Man proves his deity by rewarding faith, knowing the hearts of men, and forgiving sins.
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Imitating Paul, an Apostle of Christ, we faithfully observe the Lord's Day through the prescribed, regulated elements of corporate-public worship.
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The Son shows compassion on the leper and concern for the law.
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Denial of both self and idolatry is essential to unity with brothers and sisters in the light of the covenantal continuity between Old and New Covenants.
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The Son authenticates his ministry with word and sign.
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The tested and Spirit-equipped Son sees, chooses, commands, and makes fishers of men.
