From Eden to the Kingdom
The preaching ministry of Nathan Skipper
Episodes
From Deut. 7:6-8, we find that God's grace is electing and effective.
From Jonah 3:1-4:11 we see the providence, patience, and proclamation of God's mercy.
From Psalm 19, we see that the God's glory is known in the perfection of the good, the beautiful, and the true.
From Isaiah 62:1-5, we see the delight and direction of God's love.
In this sermon, we begin a new series on "The Love of the Triune God", and we work through Psalm 136 to see the Complete, Creative, Common, and Covenantal Love of God.
From Matt. 28:19-20 and Matt. 5:13-16, we see the institutional and individual calls to evangelize.
From 1 Cor. 6, Phil. 2, and John 15, we see that sanctification is granted by God, gained through effort, and grows with maturity in Christ.
From Matt. 16, Eph. 4, and Heb. 10 we see that the church is essential, equipping, and edifying.
From Matt. 3, Col. 2, and 1 Pet. 3, we see the meaning, method, and moment of Baptism.
From Romans 10:9-13 we see the elements, essence, and extent of confession.
From 2 Cor. 7:8-11, we see that repentance is caused by God, continual, and challenging.
From Eph. 6:1-4 we see the ways that we worship God by devoting ourselves to family.
From John 20:31 we see that God must reveal himself to us, and we should believe in what he reveals.
From John 14:6, we see that Jesus is the only way, truth, and life through whom we gain access to the Father.
In John 11:25-26 we see that the resurrection is not just an event out in the future, but the resurrection is a person.
From John 10:7-11 we find that Jesus is the good shepherd to leads us in truth.
From Mark 16:1-8 we see the confirmation of the resurrection.
From John 6:35, 47-51, we look at four words: Bread, Hunger, Forever, and Flesh.
From John 3:16-19, we see the next step in sharing the gospel, focusing on the keywords loved, believe, perish, gave, condemn, and darkness.
In this sermon, we begin a new series on how to share the Gospel using the Gospel of John. We focus on John 1:1-5 and the four keywords: Word, Made, Life, and Light.
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