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
John 6:25-58 The Bible is full of stories like this where God mercifully satisfies us with the things we really need, and John 6 brings that out in this discourse…
Romans 16:17-27 Despite the back-and-forth nature of the end to this letter, one idea comes through, and it’s the same idea that’s shone throughout the whole letter: the gospel, which…
Romans 16:1-16 Paul greets a number of people, the longest list of greetings, in fact, in all of his letters, who exhibit the characteristics he praised at the end of…
Romans 16:1-16 This list of names actually functions as a window into the work of the gospel. Just as we considered last week with Paul’s travel plans, so here we…
Romans 15:14-33 Look closely at what Paul says here and to see that when Paul gives us his travel plans, he’s giving us more than just an itinerary. You see,…
Romans 15:1-13 We see from today’s verses that obeying Paul’s instructions puts us in line with what God is doing in the world. Paul here gives us a script on…
Romans 14:16-23 Our bent is to put ourselves first and to do what pleases us regardless of how this affects others. But as we read in the Gospels, and as…
Romans 14:13-23 What are the big principles that should drive our decisions when it comes to disputable matters? These are the questions Paul addresses in today’s passage as he continues…
Romans 14:5-12 We continue our journey into Rom 14:1–15:13 by considering a third way in which the gospel heals our divisions in the church, and it relates to this key…
Romans 14:1-12 As you can tell from the reading of the passage, the Christians at Rome were “quarreling over disputable matters” (v. 1). One group of people was treating the…
Sunday Evening
Romans 3:21–31 How is a person justified, by the deeds of the flesh or by faith in Jesus Christ?
Matthew 5:21-48 In this sermon, we look at Jesus's teachings on Divorce and Vows (or Oaths). Jesus is teaching a righteousness that exceeds that of the scribes and Pharisees.
Matthew 5:21-48 (Partial recording) We begin to look at the part of the Sermon on the Mount known as the antitheses. The topics illustrate the concept of a righteousness which…
Matthew 5:17–20 Jesus gives one of his most definitive statements on his relationship to the Law. Unfortunately, at first glance, it’s not necessarily one of the clearest statements on his…
Matthew 5:1-16 How does the believer live in society? What is the effect of living out the "blessed" life in society?
Matthew 5:1-10 What is life like in the kingdom of God?[1] What is the blessed/enviable life? [1] ESV Study Bible on Matt 5:1–16 says the beatitudes concern “the nature of…
Matthew 5:1-3 How are we to understand the Sermon on the Mount? Conclusion: the sermon on the mount is about how we enter the kingdom.
Song of Solomon 1:1–17 Song of Solomon “affirms that God oversees human relationships in their physical and emotional expressions.”[1] Song of Solomon shows us a God who oversees perfect love.…
Ecclesiastes 1:1-11 How do men obtain the satisfaction, joy, and contentment that God offers? How do those things get from God to us? We can answer that question by doing…
Proverbs 1:1–19 God is the Creator, Savior, and Judge, and sets before his people the way of life and death, and asks, Which one will you follow? We should listen…