In this sermon drawn from Hebrews 2:1-13 and Psalm 8, Pastor Hinkle begins and ends with the glory of Christ and his rule over all things, but shows how and why he had to suffer first.
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Dying and Rising with Christ
In this sermon on Mark 9:38-50, Pastor Hinkle provides an overview of the lesson, but focuses on the most difficult part where Jesus says it would be better to cut off our hands and feet than to continue in sin and better to have a millstone fastened around our neck and be cast into the sea than to lead a child into sin. Pastor Hinkle explains that we need to take sin very seriously and avoid it, but that it is God who does the surgery when he buries us with Christ and raises us to new life through baptism.
Why You Need the Armor of God
What is the Armor of God? Why do you need it? Where do you get it? What else do you need? Listen and find out!
Submit to One Another
English translations of Ephesians 5 often encourage us to submit to one another, but how? and what does that mean? What is the Spirit of God trying to accomplish in our homes? How should modern families hear and apply these words written so long ago to people of another culture? Listen in and find out!
Three Ways to Redeem the Time
Paul wrote to the Ephesians that they should redeem the time because the days were evil. How and why do we do that?
Make a Break with Your Past
In Ephesians 4:17-5:2, Paul urges his readers to make a complete break with their past sins. The sexual immorality, lies, abusive speech, and violence that marked their society enslaved them to sin and death. Paul urges them not return to it, but to live out the life they had been given when they were baptized.
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How Wide Is God’s Love?
In Ephesians 3, the Apostle Paul prays that his readers would know the extent of Christ’s love and that they would be filled with the fullness of God. Pastor Hinkle shares where and how this is done.
