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Maidenbower Baptist Church
United Kingdom
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Sermons and other recordings pointing to, meditating upon and delighting in Jesus Christ, from Maidenbower Baptist Church.
Hedges and highways (Proverbs 15:19)
Here we see two approaches to life symbolised by a hedge of thorns and a cleared highway. The first is the life of a lazy man, who exaggerates real problems and imagines unreal ones, and so finds his progress barred at every point. In contrast, the second is the upright man, who discerns, delights in, and does what is right, in dependence on the Lord God. The contrast holds true in the matter of gracious salvation, Christian service, and sanctified success in the things of this world.
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The Saviour’s grief (Matthew 23:37-39; Luke 13:34-35)
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With sadness and tenderness, our Saviour mourns over rebellious Jerusalem, revealing the spirit in which he considers needy sinners still. So here we can trace the sin committed, rejecting God's messengers and message of mercy. We see the danger present, the wrath hovering over the rebels. We marvel at the protection offered, the wings of Christ over those otherwise exposed to judgment. Then we...
Holding hope (Hebrews 10:23)
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In the light of God's covenant mercies in Christ, we must heed the exhortation to hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering, because God who has promised is faithful. We need to understand what it is to which we hold, this confession of hope. We need to understand that we must hold it without wavering, without indulging or entertaining doubts. And, we must hold it accounting God fai...
God supreme (Psalm 86:8)
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In the day of trouble, as a poor and needy man, the psalmist looks in confidence to a God who is supreme in his being and supreme in his acting. He is not like the false gods to which men bow down, and his acts in creation, providence, and grace reflect his greatness and glory. In responding, we should recognise the Lord's supremacy, expect his triumph, adore his majesty, and seek his favour.
Raised up (John 6:40)
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Are you ready for the last day? Of all 'last days', this alone is the truly final and universal. Our confidence for that day is grounded in the salvation accomplished and applied by the triune God, so here we trace the will of the Father in sending the Son, the word of promise of the Son with regard to his Father's will to bless, and the work of kindness from the Holy Spirit in applying these t...
Out of darkness (John 12:46)
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Darkness is damaging, and it is the natural state of every person born into the world. Christ has come as a light into the world in order that sinners might not remain in darkness. To understand this, we need to consider first of all the oppressive spiritual darkness in which sinners live, then the light which is shining in Christ Jesus as a Saviour for sinners, and the generous offer which is ...
A call to faith (Isaiah 27:5)
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The Lord God is not a God in whom unholy fury dwells. His offers of mercy, even to those who have made themselves his enemies, are wonderful. So here, in Isaiah 27, where he speaks to those who face his righteous judgments, and holds out to them a refuge instead. So, first, the power offered is that of God himself, the strength of the Lord as a place of security and certainty. The purpose behin...
A question of love (John 21:15-17)
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"Do you love me?" was our Lord's persistent question to Peter, and it is a question we do well to answer ourselves, for it is simple and searching. In this sermon we consider eight reasons why it is an important question.
A design for life (Genesis 1:26-28)
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To establish our convictions, form our decisions, and direct our actions, we need to understand the will of the Lord from the Scriptures, as new creatures under the Spirit's influence. We must grasp how the Lord formed us in creation, what took place at the fall, and how God in mercy saved us from our sins. For that, we must start where Christ and the apostles started, with creation, as men and...
Follow my Leader (John 13:13-15)
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"Follow my Leader" is no mere game for a Christian. Having washed his disciples' feet, the Lord Jesus gently interrogates and instructs them. First of all, there is a relationship recognised and endorsed, that of Teacher and Lord. Then, there is an example displayed and established, that of washing the feet of the disciples. Finally, there is an intention explained and emphasised, that the disc...
A rule for life (2 Timothy 3:16-17)
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What is our map for walking through this world? By what authority shall we believe and live? How shall we be guided in our roles and relationships as men and in women in God's world? There are various flawed foundations upon which people build, including rationalism, emotionalism, traditionalism, pragmatism, and fatalism. But there is only one sure guide, one sure foundation, and that is the Wo...
Brought back (Jeremiah 31:18)
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In a chapter loaded with divine mercies, there rises a cry from those who have, under God's chastisement, realised their sin. Here we find the need, of being turned to God, brought back to him. The cry is to God, that he would do just that. The grace is that God hears and brings back those who cry to him. The hope lies in the fact that it is the Lord our God who so acts.
Salvation beyond description (Hebrews 2:3)
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The so-great salvation accomplished by Christ defeats description and delineation. We can speak accurately, but never plumb the depths or scale the heights of divine mercy in redemption. Our failure does not stop our effort, for to contemplate our salvation brings joy and peace. To neglect this salvation is to sink into damnation, for there is no other way by which we can be delivered.
Praying together #2 Engaging in prayer (1 Corinthians 14:16; Acts 4:24)
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What happens when people pray together? What are we supposed to be doing? To answer this question, we briefly consider some of the dynamics of corporate prayer. In the first sermons, we offered several practical counsels to those who lead in public prayer, and in this sermon to those who engage in public prayer as another leads.
Growing pains and provisions (Acts 6:1-7)
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As the church grows, so the demands increase. Satan strikes again: persecution has come, corruption has erupted, and now tension and division advance. A battle breaks out over compassion! The apostles' response, taking account of their proper priorities, is to lead the disciples through the identification and appointment of godly men who will take responsibility for genuinely good things while ...
Praying together #1 (1 Corinthians 14:16; Acts 4:24)
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Praying together #1 (1 Corinthians 14:16; Acts 4:24)
Pastoral training #2 Instruction (1 Thessalonians 2:1-12)
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Pastoral training #2 Instruction (1 Thessalonians 2:1-12)
No condemnation in Christ (Romans 8:1)
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No condemnation in Christ (Romans 8:1)
Pastoral training #1 Example (1Thessalonians 2:1-12)
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Pastoral training #1 Example (1Thessalonians 2:1-12)
Pastoral tenderness #2 Sacrificial love (1 Thessalonians 2:1-12)
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Pastoral tenderness #2 Sacrificial love (1 Thessalonians 2:1-12)
Pastoral tenderness #1 (1 Thessalonians 2:1-12)
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Pastoral tenderness #1 (1 Thessalonians 2:1-12)
What a wonderful message! Thank you for sharing this and so many other helpful, inspiring talks!
We are delighted that the Lord blessed this and other sermons to your soul.
when was luke 24:46 written in the OT?
In this case it is less direct quotation and more by way of allusion, not least to other passages already quoted by Luke in connection with these truths. These include: Psalm 118:22; Isaiah 53:12; Psalm 31:5; Psalm 22:7, 18; and, Psalm 69:21. To these could be added other references that Luke makes to the Old Testament in the book of the Acts, including Psalm 2:1-2, Isaiah 53:7-8, Psalm 16:8-11, and Isaiah 55:3. This is not exclusive list, but shows Luke's awareness of the Old Testament witness to Jesus' death and resurrection, and the preaching of the good news. Other Old Testament passages would testify the same thing. We hope that this is helpful.
Thank you for this sermon! What a merciful and unfathomably gracious God we have. Thanks for displaying His riches.
We are glad it was a blessing to you.
Good message
Thanks so much Pastor for this study! This really spoke to me, and has encouraged me to seek Him and have fear. I feel so flippant at times. I need that relationship!
We are delighted that this was a blessing to you. May the Lord prosper your soul in your walk with him!
Hello. I’m wondering if you can answer these two questions. Was Jesus referring to unbelievers and believers and also when it says cut in two, is that talking about eternal state in hell? Or earthly punishment? Thank you.
Good questions. The second first: the fact that this is the explanation of a parable helps us to understand that these are illustrative or symbolic, so it is a fearful picture of the punishment which comes when the Judge returns (which means that we must reckon with the fact that the reality is far worse than the symbol which represents it-we are meant to be shocked and grieved by this imagery). This helps us to understand the spiritual state of the people represented in the parable: if someone is allotted a portion with the unbelievers, it shows that this person does not belong with the faithful. Although they may appear to be or claim to be a servant, their disobedience to the Master and abuse of the servants reveal that they do not belong to the kingdom of God. Yet there is differentiation-the more knowledge we have of God's will, the greater our responsibility and culpability if we neglect and disobey that will. Remember that when interpreting a parable we must be careful not to press a complete and absolute parallel for every element of the imagery, but rather look for a main point or thrust. We hope that this is helpful.
Lovely word.
Amen. Wonderful truth
Great message thankyou brother
May God bless MBC! Continually praying for your church from RBCR in California. 😇
Glad it was a blessing, and thank you for your prayers for us.
A message chock-full of encouragement when I needed to hear some. Thank you, Pastor Jeremy.
We are glad it was a blessing to your soul.
Thankyou for your powerful sermon. 🙏
Glad it was a blessing to you.
A beautifully encouraging message, Pastor Jeremy. May the God of Heaven bless you very richly.
We are glad it was a blessing.
I have really been impacted with this word. God bless you Pastor.
Glad it was a blessing.
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Thank you. And I praise the lord for your message. Bhim sen. New Zealand.
We are glad it was a blessing.
i really needed this message❤
Delighted it was a blessing to you!
What. Is His.choseb one ! Yes David's line !
Near end OR far end. Haha
Haha. They still haven’t figured it out. They’ll destroy every blade of grass before inviting a poor man to dinner. They’ll do anything else.
Benção! Obrigada.
Delighted it was a blessing.
Such a great reminder of God's great mercy; I really needed to hear this. Thank you so much for this wonderful message, Pastor Jeremy. God Bless.
Thank you.
Thank you, Pastor Jeremy- this is a very piercing message. God Bless.
Glad it was a blessing.
Thankyou Jeremy… extremely challenging. God blesss. Darren
Delighted to know it was a blessing to you.
Just found the Church on youtube and this video. Thank you so much - very comforting.
Another very piercing message, thank you Pastor Jeremy.
We are glad to know it was a blessing.
Sweet truths wonderfully communicated. Thank you Jeremy
Thank you, and we are glad it was a blessing.
Amen. Thank you Jeremy
Thank you for this faithful preaching.
Thank you for your encouragement.
Excellent, thank you
Thank you!
God's greatest blessings to you, Pastor Jeremy. You preach a solid Gospel.
This is an extremely unsatisfactory answer
I echo the same comment as NipkowDisk. You are a preacher of sound doctrine: I thank you. My soul is edified, my focus clarified, my hope justified, and my joy increased. Good bless you and all who hear the precious Word of God.
We are glad to be of service, and grateful to know that the Lord blessed his Word to your soul.
Thank you once again, Pastor Jeremy, for your faithful preaching of God's Word- this message was a real spiritual fluoroscope for me.
Thank you for your very gracious encouragement.
Another great message, Pastor Jeremy. We are much accursed with busyness and manifold distractions in the 21st century, and we as Christians do need to be reminded that this world is not our home and are pilgrims passing through, so to speak, set apart to serve the true living God. May our Lord continue to richly bless you.
Thank you.
Thank you, Pastor Jeremy, for your faithful, non-sugar-coated preaching of God's Word. The Lord Jesus Christ is our ONLY hope. PERIOD.
Grateful to know it was God's means of blessing you.
@@maidenbowerchurch Indeed! It is my prayer that you continue to preach the Gospel with full force, as you have been in my opinion. Greatly encouraging.
Thankyou Jeremy for this direct message.
Glad you appreciated it.
Amen.
Thank you.
Another piercing message. Thank you!!
We trust it was a blessing. Thank you.
I really enjoy Pastor Jeremy's preaching; truly Christ-centered and, shall I say, Puritan-esque. He is not at all afraid to preach on hell, and he properly balances the promises in God's Word with the warnings in His Word. Sobering and encouraging messages.
Thank you!
A powerful gospel message, no pulled punches no twisting scripture but pure simple biblical truth. Thank you Jeremy
Thank you!