Jacob Charles preaches from Matthew 11:28-29 where we read the great invitation of the gospel. In these verses, the Lord Jesus implores sinners who are burdened by sin and self-effort to come to Him and be saved. Have you ever come to the Lord Jesus by faith?
In this first session of our series, ‘The Sins We Tolerate,’ Jacob Charles investigates the sin of judgementalism. He identifies that there is righteous judgement, which is necessary. He further explains that there is sinful judgement, which comes from a proud and selfish heart. He finally identifies ways in which we can guard ourselves from this sin.
At Corinth, a city steeped in philosophy and religious tradition, the message of Christ crucified stood in stark contrast to what people expected. To the Greeks, who prized intellectual wisdom, and to the Jews, who looked for miraculous signs, the cross seemed foolish. But to those who believe, it is revealed as the power of God. This sermon challenges the listener to see the cross of Christ at the very heart of God’s plan to save sinners.
In this challenging and insightful sermon, Dan Rudge discusses seven key figures in Israel’s history, particularly their return from the Babylonian captivity. He helpfully draws out practical application for Christians today.
