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
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…
John 14:28-31 Why did Jesus come to earth? Jesus came so that we would know that Jesus loved the Father so much that he couldn’t not obey the Father’s request.
Romans 6:1-8; Jeremiah 4:3-4 Physical circumcision of the flesh always pictured spiritual circumcision of the heart, and in the New Testament, was replaced with physical, water baptism. Water baptism pictured…
Genesis 17:9-14 The sign (circumcision) of God’s covenant illustrated the removal of fleshly sins by which God Himself would accomplish in us the blamelessness He requires of us.
Genesis 17:1-8 As explained in His covenant with Abraham, through Christ God saw people of all nations walking before Him in perfect righteousness.
Genesis 16:7-16 Because of the person and work of Jesus Christ, God calls us to live by grace that enables obedience, rather than to live by law and our strength…
Sunday Evening
Mark 5:1-20 In this passage in Mark, we see power of demons. We learn that Jesus has the power to convert people totally.
Daniel 2:46-3:7 Nebuchadnezzar had a religious experience but there was no conversion. This sermon explores the importance of conversion.
Daniel 2:31-45 If you ruled the world and has the power to do whatever you wanted, what would you want?
Daniel 2:1-13 In this passage we see the hostility of Nebuchadnezzar. This is God’s kingdom and there are certain things only God can do.
John 21:1-14 Jesus teaches his disciples (an us) that the mission is to be fishers of men.
Micah 7:18-20 Who is God? What does God do? Why does God do what he does? In this sermon from Micah, we find out the answers to these questions.
Daniel 1:8-21 In this sermon we see how Daniel resolved to not defile himself, but because he had confidence that God would act, he remained faithful and obedient.
Daniel 1:1-7 You are either in the kingdom of God or the kingdom of this world. Daniel and his friends knew who they belonged to and whose kingdom they were…
Psalm 3:1-8 This Psalm shows us that we should have confidence in the Lord’s power to deliver us from trouble.