Pastor Biggs’ sermon this Sunday morning was an introduction to the book of Hebrews. His sermon texts were Hebrews 1:1-4, and 13:20-25. While the Scripture Lesson came from Deuteronomy. 29 and Isaiah 40:1-3.
View a PDF sermon outline here:
Hebrews.Online Sermon Notes.Heb.Introduction.01.12.13
Listen to the recorded sermon on Sermon Audio with this link:
Have a Blessed Week!
Caleb Sasser
Welcome to the new KCPC church blog! You visit this blog to find weekly resources for reviewing the morning sermon, such a PDF of the sermon outline and links to the audio recording. You will also find periodic information from Pastor Biggs about things he did not get to in the sermon.
If you look back through the previously published blog posts you can see all of Pastor Biggs’ archived Words of Encouragement.
We hope you enjoy the blog!
Caleb Sasser
The Whole Gospel to the Whole of our Lives- D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones
Dr. David Martin Lloyd-Jones was one of the most faithful and greatest preachers of the 20th century. Here is a quotation from his sermon on Romans 6. He is speaking concerning the failure to understand the fullness of the gospel to our lives.
Dr. Lloyd-Jones: “People are often unhappy in the Christian life because they have thought of Christianity, and the whole message of the gospel, in inadequate terms. Some think that it is merely a message of forgiveness. You ask them to tell you what Christianity is and they will reply: ‘If you believe in the Lord Jesus Christ your sins are forgiven’, and they stop at that. That is all. They are unhappy about certain things in their past and they hear God in Christ will forgive them. They take their forgiveness and there they stop- – that is all their Christianity.
There are others who conceive of it as morality only. Their view of themselves is that they do not need forgiveness, but they desire an exalted way of life. They want to do good in this world, and Christianity to them is an ethical, moral program. Such people are bound to be unhappy.
….The gospel is not something partial or piecemeal: it takes in the whole life, the whole of history, the whole world.
It tells us about the creation and the final judgment and everything in between. It is a complete, whole view of life, and many are unhappy in the Christian life because they have never realized that this way of life caters for the whole of man’s life and covers every eventuality in his experience. There is no aspect of life but that the gospel has something to say about it. The whole of life must come under its influence because it is all-inclusive; the gospel is meant to control and govern everything in our lives…
…We must realize the greatness of the gospel, its vast eternal span. We must dwell more on the riches, and in the riches, of these great doctrinal absolutes. We must not always stay in the gospels. We must start there but we must go on; and then as we see it all worked out and put into its great context we shall realize what a mighty thing the gospel is, and how the whole of our life is meant to be governed by it.”
In Christ’s love,
Pastor Charles
This is an excellent Gospel lecture on the Apostle Paul’s teaching on union with Christ by Dr. Sinclair Ferguson.
Sinclair Ferguson – Paul on Union With Christ (Main Session – Video) from Parkside Church on Vimeo.
Excellent lecture on the pastor’s heart from lectures at Westminster Seminary in California.
R.C. Sproul & R.C. Sproul, Jr. discuss the topic of abortion—its place in the culture, in the church, and where it has come since the landmark Roe v. Wade decision in 1973. They discuss Christian ethics, what they believe the church should do about abortion, and how they feel the church can make an impact to protect unborn children. Dr. Sproul’s book, Abortion: A Rational Look at an Emotional Issue is being re-released 20 years after the original edition.