Sermons
Here you’ll find sermons preached at Roebuck Presbyterian. Click on the sermon title to go to the page for the individual sermon—where you can download the sermon and find descriptions, bulletins, sermon notes, and related sermons.
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Sunday Morning
Deuteronomy 18:9-18 Jesus’ roles as our Prophet, Priest and King required His incarnation, that He might serve us and be glorified in all these offices.
Genesis 21:14-34 Seeing how God has so richly blessed us, we ought to seek the covert and overt blessing of others - including the unregenerate.
Genesis 21:1-14 While the fulfilled promise at the birth of Isaac seems like the end of the story, God continues working on His people all their natural lives... particularly in…
Genesis 20:1-18 Mankind’s sins of ignorance, and Christian’s sins of intentionality show the need of a perfect mediator and intercessor.
Genesis 19:23-38 God’s future judgment and past grace should inform our choices in the present.
Genesis 19:12-22 This life is a tug-of-war for our souls. We must engage the war. We must remember that Christ is the key man, the anchor. If we are tied…
Genesis 19:1-11 Living as Christians in this world requires an understanding of its actions and ideas without adopting any of them.
Genesis 18:16-33 God’s character is revealed in His friendship with us, our access to Him, and His justice to all.
Genesis 18:1-15 Our skepticism that God’s promises are too good to be true come from an incorrect focus we must first admit, and then change.
Romans 6:1-11 Baptism is the analogy, not the main point. When we are saved, we die to sin – its control and dominion. IF we are united in death with…
Sunday Evening
Mark 15:21-39 The events of Good Friday really happened. Our redemption was accomplished.
Service of pastoral installation of Rev. Mr. Mark A. Kozak by the Installation Commission of Calvary Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church in America as pastor of Roebuck Presbyterian Church.
Daniel 6:1-28 Daniel’s trial of the lion’s den shows us the sinful pride of King Darius, Daniel’s faith, and God’s sovereignty.
Daniel 4:28-37 In this sermon we see the sovereignty and righteousness of God. We also see how God humbles the proud but give grace to the humble.
Hebrews 1:1-4 What occurred long ago? Why is it important to understand the continuity between the Old and New Testaments? Christ has come and spoken. We should know Christ in…
Daniel 4:19-27 In this sermon we learn that Daniel is God-centered, prayerful, and full of compassion. He feared God and he feared for King Nebuchadnezzar.
Daniel 4:1-8 Nebuchadnezzar was impressed by God’s signs and wonders, but he infatuated with having power. In this passage we see that he had a dream, and he probably did…
Daniel 3:19-30 Nebuchadnezzar is insecure about his power and he overreactor. In this scripture passage, we see God’s ability to save. Our security is in God.
Daniel 3:8-18 How do you navigate these principles from the Bible? Obey God rather than man and obey the governing authorities. In this sermon we see that the first commandment…
Mark 6:14-30 How do you handle decisions that you regret or that may come back to haunt you?