Open House Church Sermons

Gospel-centred, Bible-shaped preaching from Open House Christian Reformed Church on the Gold Coast. Each sermon is rooted in Reformed theology and aims to clearly unfold Scripture so Christ is seen and hearts are renewed. Learn more at openhouse.church.

Open House Church Sermons is a religion podcast hosted by Open House Christian Reformed Church, with 711 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Open House Christian Reformed Church hosts Open House Church Sermons, a religion show with 711 episodes published.

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  Who is Praying?

  Aug 29, 202637 min

  A man bangs on his neighbour's door at midnight until he gets bread, not because they are friends but because he will not stop asking. That, Jesus says, is how to pray. The point is not that God is reluctant; it is that God has made His people children in His own family. Only a child tugs at a father's sleeve again and again and still trusts him. So keep asking, and take a no or a not yet as your Father's care. Bible References: Luke 11:1–13, 18:1–8 Preacher: Tony Van Drimmelen

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  Is "You Do You" Harmful or Helpful?

  Aug 22, 202635 min

  A 69 year old Dutchman asked a court to lower his legal age to 49, because that is how he felt. The judges refused, but never told him he was wrong. Our culture says the same thing: look inside, define yourself, and happiness follows. Yet desires keep shifting, and turning inward strains relationships and steals joy. Jesus says deny yourself, take up your cross, and follow Him; He lost His life first so that those who lose theirs for Him find it. Bible Reference: Matthew 16:24–25 Preacher: Ben Fien

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  Words When There Are None #5 - A Grief That Cannot be Ordered

  Aug 15, 202649 minS44

  The first four chapters of Lamentations put grief in alphabetical order. In chapter five that order collapses, because the pain is too great to keep tidy. Short, punchy verses list famine, forced labour and lost joy, and then confess, we have sinned. Still the people declare that God reigns, and they ask Him to turn them back to Himself, since even repentance is His gift. Jesus answered that request by rebuilding God's people as a renewed city, though the book itself ends unresolved. Bible Reference: Lamentations 5 Preacher: Ben Fien

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  Words When There Are None #4 - The Painful Undoing of Fallen Leaders

  Aug 8, 202645 minS44

  Everyone wants better leaders. In Lamentations 4, Jerusalem's princes, once dressed in purple, pick through ash heaps after an eighteen-month siege. The prophets and priests who should have warned the people joined the evil instead, and the people leaned on their king as if he were their breath. The deeper problem is sin running through every heart. Jesus drank the cup of judgement, said it is finished, and now leads as the one who never runs away. Bible Reference: Lamentations 4 Preacher: Ben Fien

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  Words When There Are None #3 - Finding Hope in the God Who Judges

  Aug 1, 202653 minS44

  Jerusalem lies in ruins after God's judgement, and Jeremiah writes as a man crushed under it. He does not deny the pain, but he will not call God cruel either, because the destruction came from real, deserved justice. Then he names God as Yahweh and remembers His steadfast love, mercies new every morning. That same unchanging character which guaranteed judgement also guarantees compassion, fully shown when Jesus bore the punishment His people deserved on the cross. Bible Reference: Lamentations 3 Preacher: Ben Fien

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