Reidville Presbyterian Church in America

Sermons

In the ministry today, Jeff Heiser expounds Philippians 4v1-13 and shows us that whatever our circumstances are, we ought to be content in the Lord Jesus Christ.
Philippians 4v10-13
No one is exempt from those storms ... hardships, trials and persecutions that arrive on your doorstep from time to time. The shape of the storm differs from person to person. It might be emotional, physical, relational, financial, political, spiritual ... at home, work, with the neighbour or even just with yourself. In the exposition today Dale Hagwood shows the one trusting in Jesus how to find rest and peace in the storms of life.
Mark 4v35-41
Very clearly Dale Hagwood expounded this passage showing how the Kingdom grows through the Gospel working by followers of Jesus shining their lights to the nations of the world.
Mark 4v21-34
Dale Hagwood's exposition of the parable of the soils requires hearers to do some soul searching and examine where they are spiritually.
Mark 4v1-20
The Rev. Jeff Early expounded Philippians 2v14-18 showing us both encouragement but also method to live under Jesus' Lordship.
Philippians 2v14-18
We hear much about the Lord's Day and depending on the circles it could be positive, negative or legalistic. Dale Hagwood's exposition seeks to assist God's people understand that The Lord's Day is a Gracious Gift from God to His people.
Mark 2v23-28
Dale Hagwood"s message for Sunday April 16, 2023 is an exposition on Mark 2v18-22 where he shows us Jesus brining the Old Covenant to an end by introducing the New Covenant … by Jesus firstly challenging the legalism of the Pharisees and then showing how Jesus introduces true Gospel grace.
Mark 2v18-22
In this sermon Dale Hagwood combines Good Friday and Resurrection Sunday's events into one expounds the reason Jesus came to our planet.
Mark 2v13-17
Dr. Johnathan Masters opens up Mark 10v35-45 wonderfully, yet provocatively for Christian men. He applies his message with three pointed questions. What a gauge for men at this time of the year!
Mark 10v35-45
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