Category Archives: 04 John

The Word Became Flesh Part 2 (John 1: 9-13)

Title: The Word Became Flesh Part 2

Passage: John 1: 9-13

Speaker: Pastor Ryan Martin

Service: Sunday Morning Worship Service

Date: January 5, 2020

This Christmas, we have listened carefully to John as he unfolds the great mystery of the incarnation. We say the eternity, person hood, and deity of the Word of God from John 1:1-3. Last week, we began looking at v 14 and the incarnation and dwelling of the Word. Now this morning, as I continue to expound this verse, I want you to see another facet of your Lord Jesus Christ.

The Word Became Flesh (John 1:14)

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Title: The Word Became Flesh

Passage: John 1:14

Speaker: Pastor Ryan Martin

Service: Sunday Morning Worship Service

Date: December 22, 2019

As a distillation of monumental Christian teaching, John 1:14 is almost as important as John 1:1. In this Christmas season, it is good for us to consider the nature of the preexistent Christ, as we did last week. Today we will go further, however. John 1:14 shows three additional truths about the Word.

The Word Was God (John 1:1-3)

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Title: The Word Was God

Passage: John 1:1-3

Speaker: Ryan Martin

Service: Sunday Morning Worship Service

Date: December 15, 2019

The story of the nativity is wonderful, but Christmas shines best when we think of who Christ is, and what his birth really represents. Jesus’ birth was not merely the birth of some ordinary Jewish child in a small obscure Jewish town. As our text today makes plain, that one that Mary bore was actually and truly God.

8 Hindrances to Answered Prayer

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Speaker: Dr. Jim Tillotson

Service: Sunday School

Date: May 5th, 2019

A Baptist Catechism: Question 79 (Sunday School, January 6th, 2019)

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Speaker: Dr. Eric White

Service: Sunday School

Catechism Question: 79

Date: January 6th, 2019

A Baptist Catechism: Questions 76-77 (Sunday School, December 30th, 2018)

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Speaker: Pastor Ryan Martin

Service: Sunday School

Catechism Questions: 76-77

Date: November 12th, 2017

“I am the Truth” (Levi Streblow Funeral, September 5, 2018)

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Title: “I am the Truth”

Passage: John 14:1-6

Speaker: Pastor Ryan Martin

Service: Levi Streblow Funeral

Date: September 5, 2018

Spiritual Growth 1: the Gospel (Sunday School, May 13th, 2018)

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Series: Spiritual Growth

Segment #1

Topic: The Gospel, the Beginning and Foundation of Spiritual Growth

Speaker: Pastor Ryan Martin

Service: Sunday School

Date: May 13th, 2018

A Baptist Catechism: Questions 46-47 (Sunday School, October 22nd, 2017)

Christ Alone (Worship Service, October 15th, 2017)

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Title: Christ Alone

Passage: John 14:1-7

Speaker: Pastor Ryan Martin

Service: Sunday Morning Worship Service

Date: October 15th, 2017

Indulgences led to confidence in a merit apart from Christ. In his classic the Institutes of the Christian Religion, John Calvin critiqued the Catholic doctrine of penance. He said Catholics held ‘that there are many helps by which we may redeem sins: tears, fasting, offerings, and works of charity. With these we must propitiate the Lord. … With these we must merit his pardon. For although he has forgiven the guilt through the largeness of his mercy, yet by the discipline of his justice we retains punishment. … When the Scripture says, ‘by the name of Christ,’ it means that we bring nothing, we claim nothing of our own, but rely solely upon the commendation of Christ” (3.4.25). This is a crucial Reformation doctrine. We claim nothing of our own, but rely solely upon the commendation of Christ. This is the matter of today’s sermon. Our whole salvation rests on Jesus Christ and him alone.