God is truly rich in mercy, even when we don't ask for it. Pastor Josh considers the Holy mercy of the Lord from Ephesians 2:1-10.

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Holy Mercy (Ephesians 2:1-10)

God's truth is available to us in Jesus Christ. His gospel has the power to free us from the slavery of sin.

Holy Truthfulness (John 8:31-38)

Wisdom is the intersection of knowledge, power, and goodness. Only God possesses these attributes to the fullest degree and thus he is the source of all wisdom. Wisdom can only be acquired through faith in the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Holy Wisdom (Daniel 2:19-23)

God rules with perfect justice. It is good news for those who have experienced injustice but bad news for the guilty. Only in Christ we can go through divine judgment and into forgiveness and acceptance.

Holy Justice (Psalm 9:7-10)

God's love is a jealous love and it demands our faithfulness.

Holy Jealousy (Exodus 34:11-16)

God is faithful. Pastor Josh explores this aspect of God's Holy character from Deuteronomy 7:6-11.

“Holy Faithfulness” (Deuteronomy 7:6-11)

God is good and he does good. There is no goodness without him. But God's goodness is restored to anyone who believes and follows Jesus Christ. Because God is good, we can go to him, trust him, and do good.

Holy Goodness (Luke 18:18-19)

God is love in the essence of his character. This holy love is defined for us by the person and work of Jesus. If we are to love God and others, we must experience God's love in Christ.

Holy Love (1 John 4:7-12)

We begin our series on the character of God with the foundational attribute of holiness. Do you see God as he is, as he presents himself? Has your trauma of holiness been healed by the sacrifice of Jesus? Are you pursuing holiness in the power of the Holy Spirit?

Holy (Isaiah 6:1-7)

Don’t be a kingdom saboteur, be a love provocateur.

Let Us Consider (Hebrews 10:19-25)

Jesus closes his sermon by challenging his hearers to obey his teachings. Only the gospel of Jesus Christ provides a foundation able to withstand the storms of this life and the ultimate storm of God’s judgment.

Kingdom Authority (Matthew 7:24-29)

Jesus warns us about trusting false teachers and developing a false sense of security about our own participation in the kingdom of heaven. The only true basis for our citizenship is our relationship with Jesus.

True Kingdom Citizens (Matthew 7:15-23)

The Narrow Gate of the Kingdom (Matthew 7:12-14)

We need God to change us and make us the kind of people who can live as citizens of heaven. Only he can do that. So, Jesus tells us to ask God, to seek him, to keep knocking on his door in prayer. And God promises to answer. As a good Father, he will always give good things to us, and he will only give good things to us.

Kingdom Persistence (Matthew 7:7-11)

How can we be free from being judgmental and still be able to help each other in our struggles? Only by seeing Jesus as the most beautiful and holy person who gave his life for us.

Kingdom Judgment (Matthew 7:1-6)

Sermons from Chatham Bible Church in Hazelwood, Missouri.

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