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Gratitude on SermonAudio is a religion podcast hosted by Gratitude, with 10 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

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  The Omnipotence and Priority of the LORD

  Sep 27, 202642 min

  Proposition: Because Christ, the Captain for the Lord's army, directs strengthens, warns, and saves us, we ought to respond with confidence, obedience, and gratitude 1) The Holiness of the LORD (5:13-15) 2) The Omnipotence of the LORD (6:1-16, 20-21) 3) The Priority of the LORD (6:17-19) 4) The Salvation of the LORD (6:22-27) Conclusion - Have confidence when we know that the Lord is with and for us - See the priority of obedience - Be grateful for the Lord's mercy in the midst of judgement

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  The Maintenance of Pastors

  Sep 27, 202652 min

  This sermon examines the biblical and confessional mandate for the financial support of church elders, grounding the obligation in both natural law and the express command of Christ. It defines the extensive labor of the ministry, which includes the rigorous study of Scripture, systematic theology, and a life of deep prayer, emphasizing that elders are accountable to God for the eternal souls they shepherd. The text argues that because this work is demanding and essential for the spiritual health of the congregation, pastors are entitled to a comfortable supply that frees them from secular distractions and allows them to exercise hospitality. The sermon refutes the notion that ministers should work for free by citing Paul's example, clarifying that while he waived his right to support, he affirmed the principle that laborers are worthy of their hire. Ultimately, the congregation is called to support their pastors not merely out of duty, but with gratitude for the grace conveyed through the ministry of the Word and sacraments.

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  That You May Be Certain

  Sep 27, 20261h 5m

  This sermon concludes a study of 1 John by examining the five certainties that validate a believer's faith and provide assurance of eternal life. The central message emphasizes that true assurance is rooted in the biblical Christ, the answered prayers of those aligned with God's will, the pardon of confessed sins, the perseverance of the saints against sin and Satan, and the spiritual illumination granted by the Holy Spirit. The tone is pastoral and instructional, encouraging believers to trust in God's promises rather than seeking external guarantees, while warning against false teachings and apostasy. By drawing on passages such as Romans 8 and Hebrews 6, the exposition balances the security of salvation with the necessity of genuine repentance and holiness. The sermon ultimately points to Jesus Christ as the true God and the source of eternal life, urging the congregation to guard against idols and to partake of the Lord's Supper with sober self-examination and gratitude.

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  09 Colossians 2:4-7 - Walking in Him

  Sep 27, 202631 min

  The sermon explores the dual approach Paul takes in Colossians to address false teaching: warning against deceptive persuasive arguments and affirming the believer's secure union with Christ. It emphasizes that the antidote to Gnostic error is not intellectual debate but a deep understanding of Christ's full deity and the believer's position in Him. The text highlights the progression of the Christian life, moving from being firmly rooted in Christ at salvation to being continuously built up and established in the faith through instruction. This stability is characterized by good discipline and steadfastness, contrasting with the lukewarmness of Laodicea. The message concludes by encouraging believers to respond to this truth with overflowing gratitude, recognizing that their security rests solely in the person and work of Jesus Christ.

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  Walking As Dear Children

  Sep 24, 202650 min

  This sermon examines Ephesians 5:1-7, emphasizing that believers are called to be exact copies of God's character rather than merely claiming the name of Christ. The message distinguishes between knowing Christ as Savior and submitting to Him as Lord, arguing that true discipleship results in a transformed lifestyle marked by agape love, forgiveness, and selfless giving. It warns against the counterfeits of lust and covetousness, which stem from inward corruption and a desire to receive rather than give, urging believers to guard their minds and speech against worldly influences. The preacher highlights that gratitude is the primary antidote to covetousness and that unforgiveness contradicts the nature of God's family. Ultimately, the call is to live with such distinct holiness that others can recognize the presence of Christ in the believer's daily conduct.

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