Providence Reformed Sunday Mornings Broadcast

Providence Reformed Sunday Mornings Broadcast

por Providence Reformed Baptist Church
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The Gift and Stewardship of Singleness | 1 Corinthians 7

Join us as Pastor Patrick Joyner walks through the Gift and Stewardship of Singleness from 1 Corinthians 7. In a day when some singles wring their hands over lost opportunities, God has truly set before the church tremendous ministry potential only possible for people with greater levels of time to commit to the work of ministry.
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The Progress of Redemption | The Doctrine of Giving

Join us as Pastor Preston Hoffman walks us through the Doctrine of Giving, from 2 Corinthians 8:1-15. Giving is an expression of human weakness and trust in our good, sovereign God.
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The Progress of Redemption | Mark

Join us as Pastor Patrick Joyner walks through the progress of redemption through Mark. A key theme in the book is discipleship - consider these aspects of discipleship brought out in Mark - trusting Christ, confessing Christ, taking note of His conduct, following His teaching, being shaped by a relationship to Him, and being prepared to face the kind of rejection that Jesus faced.

Sunday Sermon | 1 Corinthians 5

Join us as Pastor Patrick Joyner walks through 1 Corinthians 5 on Dealing with Egregious Public Sin in the Church. Many would rather "let things work themselves out" or wait on the Lord for another day - but God has given distinct instructions on what the church should do.

Sunday Sermon | 1 Corinthians 1:18-31

Join us as Pastor Patrick Joyner walks through 1 Corinthians 1:18-31 on the distinctions between God's wisdom and man's wisdom. God has determined that mankind will not be able to come savingly to God through his own wisdom - but only through that which the world mocks - the crucifixion of Christ. Further, the divisions that occurred in the church at Corinth were in some ways associated with the new believer's inability to distinguish and grasp those things which were in accordance with God's wisdom and reject those things associated with man's wisdom.

Sunday Sermon | 1 Corinthians 3

Join us as Pastor Patrick Joyner walks through 1 Corinthians 3. The Apostle Paul addresses the divisiveness at the church in Corinth as the fruit of pride and ambition and encourages a preoccupation with Christ which will cultivate growth in relational warmth, depth in working through sin and suffering as a church, and biblical intimacy in moving toward one another with Christian love.

The Doctrine of Sanctification | 1 Corinthians 1:1-9

Join us as Pastor Patrick Joyner walks through 1 Corinthians 1:1-9, focusing on the doctrine of sanctification. This doctrine seems to have gotten lost in modern evangelicalism and given way to cheap grace and do-nothing redemption - a shocking situation for a description of life in the stage of our salvation in which we spend all of our moments on this sinful planet.

The Progress of Redemption | Jonah

Join us as Pastor Patrick Joyner shows the Progress of Redemption through Jonah. God's people are confronted with their response to those who commit heinous sins, lead others astray, bring God's judgment - our God, while not diminishing the horrors, consequences, and guilt of sin; has compassion and sends his messenger to proclaim God's truth and offer forgiveness. If God's free offer of forgiveness is rejected, He will bring judgment; but if received, He will restore.

The Progress of Redemption | Thessalonians

Join us as Pastor Patrick Joyner shows the Progress of Redemption through Thessalonians. In this Epistle, the Apostle regales on the faithfulness of the Thessalonians church and describes the normal Christian life as he commends the church for receiving the Word of God with power as the Word of God not men. He also describes the fatherly characteristics of the men God used to bring the Gospel to this region.

The Progress of Redemption | Obadiah

Join us as Pastor Patrick Joyner shows the Progress of Redemption through Obadiah. The key aspects of this prophecy have to do with the distinction between maintaining one's security in God for life and death or in something else. Additionally Obadiah addresses the foundation of looking to things other than God for security - pride and the need to cultivate humility.
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