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The Difference One Man Made
Listen to this series of messages by Pastor Jason Robertson as he expounds Romans 5:12-21. In this sermon series you will learn about Covenant Theology and the doctrines of Imputation, Justification, and Federal Headship. Follow this link for the list of sermons as they are posted on SermonAudio. Here is the PDF version of Pastor Jason’s notes: Romans [...] -
Habakkuk: Trusting God No Matter What
Follow this link to Pastor Jason’s series of messages from the Book of Habakkuk -
The Wrath of God Revealed
The following series of sermons is an exegesis of Romans 1:18-32. Go here for a three sermon series entitled “The Wrath of God Revealed“ -
Our Biggest Problem is Solved
The following four sermon series is an exegetical study of Romans chapter 3. Go here for the series of sermons entitled “Our Biggest Problem is Solved.” -
Christianity According to Abraham
The Apostle Paul is, in the Book of Romans, explaining the true essence of salvation. In particular, Paul is teaching that a person is saved by faith alone in Christ alone and not saved through works or religious piety. Paul uses the story of Abraham as the best example of a person being justified by [...] -
Eternal Security
Go here for sermon series entitled “Eternal Security“. This series is six sermons based on an exegesis of Romans 5:1-11. -
Six Basis Upon Which Religious Hypocrites will be Judged
Follow this link for a series of sermons by Pastor Jason Robertson as he expounds Romans 2:1-11. This series is entitled Six Basis Upon Which God Judges the Religious Hypocrite -
Homosexuality and Romans 1 – Three Sermon Series
The following are three sermons that preached at Murrieta Valley Church on the subject of Homosexuality. In this first sermon confronted some of the distorted views of Romans 1 and homosexuality. Press the BLACK ARROW to PLAY the audio. In this second sermon I attempt to biblically answer the questions, “Scientist claim that there are [...] -
The Anger of God – Romans 1:18
The Anger of God — Romans 1:18 The Apostle Paul writes this letter to the Christians in Rome to explain the Gospel from God’s perspective. -
The Biblical Motivation for Evangelism – Romans 1:14-17
Romans 1:14-17 – We Are Indebted to Sinners Romans 1:14 — I am under obligation both to Greeks and to barbarians, both to the wise and to the foolish. 15 So I am eager to preach the gospel to you also who are in Rome. 16 For I am not ashamed of the gospel, [...] -
Paul Baits the Hook in Romans 1:8-15
Paul is writing the letter to the Romans to explain the gospel to them and explain to them how it radically affects our lives. Paul begins the letter by introducing himself which we looked at last week. It was obvious that Paul was passionate about his desire to see the gospel flourish in [...] -
Romans 1:1-7 – A Passionate Introduction of the Gospel
This is the passionate introduction by the Apostle Paul of the greatest Gospel treatise ever written. It is longest greeting of all of the apostle’s letters = 93 words of greeting. You will notice how already in the first 7 verses of the letter, everything in his greeting surrounds and is infused with the gospel [...] -
A Brief Analysis of Full Preterism or Hyper Preterism
Analysis by Dr. Kenneth L. Gentry, Jr. From time to time I receive letters from men declaring themselves “reconstructionist” and “consistent preterist.” The “consistent preterist” believes that all prophecy is fulfilled in the A.D. 70 destruction of the Temple, including the Second Advent, the resurrection of the dead, the great judgment, and so forth. -
We are Soldiers – 2 Timothy 2:3-4
A strong believer is one who has the truth and guards it and gives it away. So a strong Christian is a diligent student of Scripture. A strong Christian is faithful to articulate that Scripture. A strong Christian is loyal to the intent and content of that Scripture and involved in the training of others who can train others still. What does it take to be successful in this endeavor? Consider the following characteristic of a successful soldier of Christ: -
When Pastors Stoke the Fire
In Paul’s first letter to Timothy he had already established that the best medicine for false teaching and apostasy is “sound doctrine” (1 Tim 1:10; 4:3). So vital is sound doctrine to the health of the church that it is something to be pursued (1 Tim 6:11), fought for (1 Tim 6:12), and even suffered [...] -
Will the Real Church Planter Please Stand Up
Much of the Church is in competition with the world for popularity these days. The world is very good at capturing people’s attention and affections because it targets and appeals to the pleasures of humanity. The church, on the other hand, tends to be very poor at “selling” its product because the message of the [...] -
What is an Eldership and What Does It Do
Biblically the church office of pastor and elder are the same. Pastors are elders and elders are pastors. And the Biblical instuction is that each local church should have a plurality of pastors. The decision of churches as to who shall be their pastors is one of, if not the most important decision they can make. Churches [...] -
Cowards Should Not Apply
God does not call cowards. Thankfully, with the calling of God comes the boldness of God. The Apostle Paul told Timothy, “For God has not given us a spirit of timidity, but of power and love and discipline” (2 Timothy 1:7). Paul was calling for a attitude of commitment that says, “I don’t care what [...] -
Pastors Should Suffer
The Apostle Paul told Pastor Timothy in 2 Timothy 1:8-10, “Therefore do not be ashamed of the testimony of our Lord or of me His prisoner, but join with me in suffering for the gospel according to the power of God, who has saved us and called us with a holy calling, not according to [...] -
Is confidence in the gospel a good thing? Or is doubting your faith everyday beautiful and intellectually honest and glorifying unto God?
The Apostle Paul says in 2 Timothy 1:12, “I know whom I have believed.” Paul explicitly declares that he knows something without any doubt, that he knows something by faith without any doubt, and that cognitive faith is in a particular person. Paul does not waver. He exudes no ambiguity. Paul is very confident. There is not [...] -
Will the innocent native in Africa who has never heard the Gospel go to Heaven or Hell?
Often people ask, “What happens to the poor innocent native in Africa who has never heard the gospel? When he dies will he go to heaven or hell?” My answer: The innocent native in Africa who has never heard the Gospel will go straight to Heaven when he dies. But I follow that answer with this question: [...] -
In what way should a pastor be shameless?
Shamelessness is a result of Lordship. Paul was surrendered to the Lordship of Christ as seen in his embracing of a life calling. 2 Timothy 1:11-12 “for which I was appointed a preacher and an apostle and a teacher. For this reason I also suffer these things…” such as found in 2 Corinthians 11:19-28. Faithful ministry [...] -
Getting Honest with God
If a person is going to live by faith, he is going to be confronted by problems. Habakkuk’s life and ministry were plagued with problems. In the first chapter of Habakkuk the man of God complained about his problems and even assigned the blame on God himself. Yet, it is an interesting observation to note that the [...]