Tag: parables
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“A Nobleman Went Into a Far Country”
Scripture Readings: Isaiah 11:1-4; Luke 19:11-27 (text) March 1, 2015 • Download this sermon (PDF) Pasig Covenant Reformed Church • Trinity Covenant Reformed Church Introduction Congregation of Christ: Our parable today is related to our parable last Lord’s Day about a master and his servant, a dutiful servant whom Jesus calls an “unworthy” or “unprofitable” servant.…
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“The Master and the Servant”
Scripture Readings: Isaiah 53:10-11; Luke 17:7-10 (text) February 22, 2015 • Download this sermon (PDF) Pasig Covenant Reformed Church • Trinity Covenant Reformed Church (Imus) Supplementary reading: “Is Jesus the Carpenter Building Mansions in Heaven?” Introduction Congregation of Christ: Why do many people who call themselves Christians believe that the Bible is full of…
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“Two Men Went Up Into the Temple to Pray”
Scripture Readings: Ezekiel 33:12-16; Luke 18:9-14 (text) Pasig Covenant Reformed Church • February 15, 2015 • Download this sermon (PDF) Congregation of Christ: Remember the last two parables of Christ that we studied almost a month ago? We looked at two parables about persistent prayer. The ParaÂble of the Two Judges and a Widow…
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Two Friends and a Neighbor
Scripture Readings: Jeremiah 29:10-14; Luke 11:5-13 (text) January 18, 2015 • Download this sermon (PDF) Introduction Congregation of Christ: Today, we continue with our series on the Parables of Jesus. Last week, we studied the Parable of the Two Judges and a Widow or the Persistent Widow. This is about persevering in prayer until…
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Two Judges and a Widow
Scripture Readings: Psalm 22:1-5; Luke 18:1-8 (text) January 11, 2015 • Pasig Covenant Reformed Church • Trinity Covenant Reformed Church (Imus) • Download this sermon (PDF) Introduction Congregation of Christ: Today, as we continue our series on the Parables of Jesus, we will study what is popularly known as the Parable of the Persistent…
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The Parables of Jesus and the Covenant of Grace
Be thankful that God has chosen you to be “inside” the covenant of grace. Let us be mindful of “the depth of the riches and wisdom and knowledge of God!”