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Jeff Duncan

Stormy Mercy

Read "Jonah 1:1-17" and listen in as we discuss God's mercy to Jonah, the mariners, and ourselves. Often God's mercy does not look like what we expect. How do you interpret the storms of this life? Are you able to see them as God's mercies in disguise? How does the...

Running From the Mission

This is the first sermon in our new series in the book of Jonah. We focused on "Jonah 1:1-3" and discussed Jonah's flight from the presence of God and what that means for us. Listen in as we introduce the new series and get started in the first three verses of this...

Enjoying Work and Rest

How does the gospel change both your work and your rest? This is the question we are seeking to answer on this past Labor Day. Our primary text was one you may not expect, "Exodus 20:8-11" . What should we learn and apply from the Old Testament Sabbath? Listen in as...

Jesus and the Kings

Read "Psalm 2" and listen in as we end our series with a sermon showing that all of the Old Testament kings point us forward to the true and greater King, the Lord Jesus Christ. Jesus is on the throne and is reigning for His people ( "Ephesians 1:19-23" )....

Jesus and the High Priest

We first read "Exodus 28" and then focused on a couple of items of the High Priest's garments. We looked more closely at the shoulder pieces and the breastplate of judgment to see how the picture Christ and His intercession for His people (also see "Hebrews 7:23-25"...

Jesus and the Prophets

In this sermon we launch our discussion from "Deuteronomy 18:15-22" . First we examine briefly the topic of an Old Testament prophet. What was a prophet? What is prophecy? How does all this find its fulfillment in Jesus? Listen as we bring in other texts to show that...

Jesus and the Tabernacle

In this sermon we take a quick look at the tabernacle in Exodus.  Listen and see how the gate, bronze altar, laver, lampstand, table of bread, altar of incense, curtain ... all point us clearly to Jesus and the salvation we have in Him. Jesus is the true and greater...

Living for Jesus

In this sermon we look at "2 Corinthians 5:14-15" and see that the gospel is far more than just a ticket to heaven. Jesus gave all that he is to purchase all that we are for his glory. We celebrated communion and spent some time thinking about how knowing Jesus...

Jesus and the Exodus

In this sermon we look back at Israel's exodus from Egypt to see how it points us forward to Jesus. We examine briefly the first 9 plagues, and then we focus in on the 10th, the death of all the firstborn of Egypt. Egypt received what it deserved - justice/judgment -...

Jesus and Moses

In this sermon we look back and the first two chapters of the book of Exodus and point out a few of the ways Moses pictures Jesus. We also draw out application from "Exodus 2:24-25" . It is suggested that you read "Exodus chapters 1 & 2" before listening if...

What is Baptism?

This sermon was preached during our recent baptism service. What is baptism, and who should be baptized? We begin in Romans 6 and see that baptism is a picture, a promise, and a profession ( "1 Corinthians 15:3-4" , "1 Corinthians 12:13" ; "Romans 6:1-11" ; "Romans...

Jesus and Joseph

In this sermon we look back at Genesis chapters 37-50, the life of Joseph, and see that Joseph's life clearly foreshadows and points us to Jesus. Joseph was his father's beloved son, was betrayed by his brothers, was sold for silver, ... These are only a few of the...

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