Unafraid of the Flames

Unafraid of the Flames

Nebuchadnezzar commands every people and nation to bow before his golden image, but Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah refuse. They confess that God is able to deliver them—and that even if He does not, they will worship Him alone. Pastor Sean Kinnally preaches Daniel 3:1-18 at San Diego Reformed Church on July 12, 2026.

Kiss The Son

2 Peter 1:1-11

The Living Among the Walking Dead

In this sermon from Ephesians 4:17–24, Pastor Zack contrasts two radically different ways of life: the dark, futile existence of those alienated from God and the new life granted to those united to Christ. Paul diagnoses the unconverted heart as blind and enslaved to deceitful desires, then proclaims the gospel deliverance—God rescues sinners by renewing the mind, giving new affections, and calling them to put off the old man and put on the new. Christians are not merely informed differently; they have been buried and raised with Christ and are now created to walk in true righteousness and holiness. This sermon presses the truth of union with Christ into daily practice. What does repentance look like on Monday morning? How do work, relationships, media habits, and private thoughts become arenas of worship? Pastor Zack offers concrete steps for mortifying sin and cultivating godly counter-habits, reminding us that while sin is deliberate, grace is decisive. The call is clear: live as those who have been made alive in Christ, no longer walking as the dead, but as new men and women renewed in the spirit of the mind. #NewMan #BiblicalChristianity #UnionWithChrist

Dead Men Walking: A Biblical Anthropology

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Zack unpacks one of the most sobering and hope-filled passages in Scripture—Ephesians 2:1–5. We were not merely sick in sin; we were dead. Spiritually lifeless. Children of wrath by nature, not victims of sin but willing participants in rebellion. Yet into that graveyard of souls came the two most beautiful words in all the Bible: “But God.” With mercy richer than our rebellion and grace deeper than our depravity, God made us alive together with Christ. From the valley of dry bones in Ezekiel to the heart of Paul’s gospel, Pastor Zack shows that regeneration is not moral reform—it is resurrection. The heart of stone is replaced with a heart of flesh. The sinner is raised, renewed, and restored by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone. Soli Deo Gloria.