Providence Reformed Presbyterian Church

(Presbyterian Church in America)

"...to glorify God and fully to enjoy Him forever."

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Sermons

 

Below are the sermon series I have preached at Providence.

Click on the link to take you to that series page.

 

An explanation of my thoughts on preaching are at

the bottom of the page.

 

These sermons are also on iTunes. Click here for the iTunes page which displays all the podcasts.

 

Morning Worship Sermon Series

 

Jonah

Romans

Philemon

Fasting

Ezekiel

Begging for God (based on The Valley of Vision)

Job

Parables

Seven Deadly Sins

Prayer

Theological Foundations

The Cross

Ruth

Revelation 2-3 (Letters to Seven Churches)

Mark

1 Samuel

2 and 3 John

Galatians

Genesis 3

Matthew 13 (Kingdom Parables)

Selected Psalms

Suffering Servant (The Servant Songs of Isaiah)

 

Evening Worship Sermon Series

 

The Lord’s Prayer

Nehemiah

Acts 13-28

2 Chronicles

2 Peter

1 and 2 Thessalonians

In the Wilderness (Numbers)

Order of Salvation

James

Exodus 1-14

Proverbs 1-9

Esther

Zechariah

Fruit of the Spirit

 

 

Sermons Preached on Special Occasions

 

Sermons Preached by Guest Preachers

 

 

 

I like to preach through a series.  I usually preach through a book of the Bible or a section of a book.  This method has several advantages.  First, preparing a sermon requires a great deal of background work.  By preaching through a book, that work pays off for the entire series.  Second, all denominations and preachers have topics they teach regularly as well as ones they don't, either out of ignorance or dislike of those subjects.  I manage to fit in my pet themes, but preaching through a text makes me deal with issues that are outside my expertise, as well as ones that make me uncomfortable.  This has stretched and developed me, and likewise the congregation.  Third, by preaching exegetically (working through the particulars of a passage) a preacher does not need to be all that talented.  The Word of God is powerful, so the more my sermons reflect the plain meaning of the Scriptures, the more effect they will have on the hearers.  The Scriptures change people, not talented preachers.

 

 

5865 Davis Creek Rd.

Barboursville, WV  25504

(304) 736-0487