Sermons
Weekly messages and biblical teaching.
Whereby Shall I Know? - Part II
After ten years without an heir, Abram questions how God's promise will be fulfilled. In Genesis 15, Pastor Jake Reid considers the danger of substitute plans, God's faithful provision, and the righteousness received through faith.
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The Gifts and Callings of the Spirit - Prophecy
Pastor Jake Reid examines the role of prophets in the early church, the completion of God's revelation in Scripture, and why spiritual gifts were given to serve and build up the body of Christ—not to elevate individuals.
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Whereby Shall I Know?
In Genesis 15, God confirms His covenant promises to Abram, who is still learning to trust Him. Pastor Jake Reid examines God's sovereignty and providence, showing how God faithfully accomplishes His purposes even when we cannot see the way ahead—and why God Himself is our greatest reward.
· EastonBC
Whereby Shall I Know? - Part II
After ten years without an heir, Abram questions how God's promise will be fulfilled. In Genesis 15, Pastor Jake Reid considers the danger of substitute plans, God's faithful provision, and the righteousness received through faith.
· EastonBC
The Gifts and Callings of the Spirit - Prophecy
Pastor Jake Reid examines the role of prophets in the early church, the completion of God's revelation in Scripture, and why spiritual gifts were given to serve and build up the body of Christ—not to elevate individuals.
· EastonBC
Whereby Shall I Know?
In Genesis 15, God confirms His covenant promises to Abram, who is still learning to trust Him. Pastor Jake Reid examines God's sovereignty and providence, showing how God faithfully accomplishes His purposes even when we cannot see the way ahead—and why God Himself is our greatest reward.
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Overview of Spiritual Gifts
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The Gospel According to Paul - Part II
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God's Design for His Body
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The Gospel According to Paul - Part I
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Embrace Your God-Given Place in Christ's Body
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The Chastening of the Lord
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The Body of Christ
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The Relationship of the Gospel and Prayer
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The Baptism of the Spirit
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Paul's Prayer for the Ephesian Believers
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The Coming of the Holy Spirit
Jesus promised to send the Holy Spirit as the divine Comforter and Helper to abide with His people, guide them into truth, and glorify the Savior in their daily lives.
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Our Inheritance in Christ
Believers receive a secure spiritual inheritance through union with Jesus Christ, sealed by the Holy Spirit as an earnest of eternal blessings and hope.
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The Manifestations of the Spirit
Spiritual gifts are gracious enablements from God meant to build up the church and exalt Jesus Christ rather than elevate individual believers.
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What Are You Waiting For?
At the Pool of Bethesda, Jesus demonstrated His divine power and compassion by healing a paralyzed man, revealing His authority over religious tradition.
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Concerning Spiritual Gifts
True spiritual gifts always magnify Jesus Christ and serve the church in humility, guarding believers against carnal evaluation and worldly pretense.
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The Preeminence of Christ
God has determined to gather all things together in Jesus Christ, directing our focus to the eternal purpose of the Savior above worldly cares.
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Honoring the Lord's Table - Part III
Believers are called to approach the Lord's Table with self-examination and reverence, remembering Christ's sacrifice with sober hearts.
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The Work of the Son - Part II
Redemption in Jesus Christ provides complete freedom from sin's condemnation, offering believers full deliverance through His shed blood.
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Honoring the Lord's Table - Part II
Observing communion requires self-examination and unity among believers, keeping our hearts focused on the sacrificial death of the Savior.
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The Work of the Son - Part I
In Jesus Christ, believers already possess forgiveness and spiritual completeness according to the boundless riches of divine grace.
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The Lord is My Shepherd
The comfort of Psalm 23 rests upon the truth that the Lord Himself is our Shepherd, guiding, restoring, and preserving His people.
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The Glory of His Grace - Part III
Believers rest securely before God because they are accepted in the Beloved, standing righteous through the finished work of Jesus Christ.
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Honoring the Lord's Table - Part I
Selfishness and division at the Lord's Table dishonor the gospel, calling the church to self-examination and genuine brotherly love.
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The Glory of His Grace - Part II
Adoption into God's family provides believers with full rights, eternal inheritance, and an unshakable standing secured by divine grace.
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Little by Little
God often works in the lives of His people by little and little, using daily obedience and waiting to build enduring faith and maturity.
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The Glory of His Grace - Part I
Before the foundation of the world, God purposed in grace that believers would stand before Him holy and blameless in Jesus Christ.
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Demonstrating Love Through Submission to Divine Order - Part III
Paul presents timeless principles of divine order and distinction, pointing believers to Christ's submission as the pattern for worship.
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