Green Pond Bible Chapel Sermons

In Luke 2:1-7, we learn that God's plans work despite our own plans, our plans only work if the Lord ordains them to, and God's power is the basis for why we can trust Him and depend on Him.

In Luke 1:57-80, we learn that life is found in the mercy of Christ.

In Luke 1:39-56, we learn that Jesus' arrival brings joy and God's mercy comes to us through Jesus.

In Luke 1:26-38, we learn that in the story of the Gospel, the humble find grace, and we find it all in Christ alone.

In Luke 1:5-25, we learn that a miraculous birth signals God's intent to redeem.

In Ezra 10:1-44, we learn that the right response to sin is to follow the Word of God, and that God makes a way for forgiveness, removal of shame, and restoration.

In Ezra 9:1-15, we learn that separation from the world is not optional, it is essential.

In Ezra 8:1-36, we learn that God's gracious hand is always on us to provide atonement for us, to protect for His purposes and to lavish undeserved blessings on us.

In Ezra 7:1-28, we learn that the people of God, need the Word of God, He has provided for our spiritual growth and spiritual growth is God's work for His glory.

In Ezra 5:6-6:22, we learn that God uses His sovereignty to save and it is worth celebrating.

In Haggai, we learn that God's disciple drives us to repentance and faith in the greater Son of David.

In Ezra 4:1-5:5, we learn that the devil wants us discouraged, but God's providence motivates perseverance.

In Ezra 3:1-13, we learn that spiritual restoration is restoration to worship in spirit and truth.

In Ezra 2, we learn that God's story is our story, and His faithfulness is seen when we endeavor for His glory.

In Ezra 1:5-11, we learn that our salvation is God's work. When God promises, He provides and God saves us to sanctify us.

In Ezra 1:1-4 we learn that God restores his people by His sovereign grace.

In Psalm 51 we learn that forgiveness is God's work for and in sinners and forgiveness is essential for the people of God.

In Psalm 50, we learn that God is faithful to deliver the dependent.

In Psalm 49 we learn that Jesus dies what money never could. He redeems us from death and releases us from the worship of money.

In Psalm 48, we learn that God's covenant faithfulness gives us cause to rejoice, rest, reflect and respond.