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
Romans 1:28-32 Who decides what's true? Who determines what's right? Who defines what's good and evil? Who establishes the boundaries of your life? In other words, will God remain upon…
Romans 1:28-32 Sin never stands alone. Rebellion against God is never static. It always moves downward. It always progresses. It always carries the sinner further than he intended to go…
Romans 1:26-27 Sin always follows the same tragic progression. It begins always in worship, and it moves into desires and then it appears in our behavior, but it always ends…
Romans 1:22-32 Man is not basically good but evil. When men persistently abandon God, God will abandon them. Only the Triune God can graciously redeem sinners. remove sin, and produce…
Romans 1:18-32 This passage calls every hearer, Jew or Gentile, ancient or modern, to repent and believe.
Romans 1:16-25 Because of the noetic effects of sin, fallen humanity clearly perceives God's eternal power and divine nature in creation, yet willfully suppresses this truth in unrighteousness, leaving all…
Romans 1:16-18 The righteousness God requires is the righteousness God provides.
Romans 1:8-17 The righteousness required by God is supplied by God through Jesus Christ.
Romans 1:1-7 Consider the Gospel,proclaimed to the nations, the Gospel producing the obedience of faith, and finally, the Gospel existing for the glory of God.
Genesis 16:1-16 Abraham and Sarah had a promise from God, but they also had a clock in their head, and it was ticking. Years past and trust gave way to…
Sunday Evening
Hosea 6:1-6 The covenant Lord exposes superficial repentance because He will not allow His people to rest in religion that has never reached the heart.
Romans 1:16-23 We again look at the clarity of general revelation, the culpability of suppression, and the necessity of special revelation in the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Romans 1:16-32 God never reveals to us our disease without also revealing the remedy. He never exposes our guilt without setting forth His Son. He never shows us the curse…
Hosea 6:1-3 The covenant Lord wounds His people through conviction in order to heal them through repentance, revive them through grace, and restore them to the joyful knowledge of Himself.
Matthew 16:13-18 Our world has endless opinions about Jesus. They call him a prophet, a teacher, an influencer, a moral example. But Jesus does not ask for a review. He…
Hosea 5 When people cling to outward religion while refusing true repentance, God eventually strips away every false refuge and exposes the soul to His holy judgment.
Psalm 6 When we recognize our sin, we are to approach a merciful God, confident He will hear us.
Hosea 4:1-19 When a people reject the knowledge of God, they inevitably descend into moral corruption, spiritual blindness, and covenant judgment.
Hosea 3:1-5 The covenant Lord demonstrates His redeeming love by purchasing His unfaithful people at great cost, restoring them through disciplined grace, and preserving them for Himself in enduring covenant…
Hosea 2:21-23 The covenant Lord, having restored his unfaithful people to himself, establishes them in living communion, fruitful dependence, and assured identity as his own. God loves us because he…