Westminster Reformed Presbyterian Church Sermons

Listen to the Song of the Angels

Listen to the Song of the Angels. Luke 2:8-14 English Standard Version (ESV) 1.    Who is this angel named Harold? 2.    Why does he make the announcement to the shepherds? 3.    If you were in the fields that night, how would you respond? 4.    As you are humbled by His glory, majesty, power and humility, believe the words and the music of the gospel!

The Song of Zechariah

Title: The Song of Zechariah: His tongue loosed, Blessing God Text: Luke 1:67-80 Big Idea: The Holy Spirit helps us to worship the Lord in anticipation of Jesus’ arrival by convincing us through Scripture that God is faithful. He’s fulfilled through the coming of Christ his every word and promise so that we may serve Him without fear. 1. The Holy Spirit helps us to praise God by convincing us through Scripture that God has been faithful throughout history. 2. The Holy Spirit helps us to praise God by convincing us through Scripture that God will remain faithful in the future.

Mary's Song and the Humility of Advent

The God Who Lifts the Lowly: Mary's Song and the Humility of Advent Luke 1:46-53 1. God’s Greatness (vs 46-49) 2. God’s Reversal (vv. 50–53) 3. God’s Faithfulness (vv. 54–55)

When Internal Conflicts Arise

Philippians 4:1-3 When Internal Conflicts Arise Big Idea: When internal conflicts arise, Christians must stand firm in the Lord by having the same mind of Christ. 1. The Mind of Christ: The key to standing firm in the Lord when conflicts arise (v. 2) 2. The Church of Christ: The support system to stand firm in the Lord when conflicts arise (v. 3)

Finding Joy

"Finding Joy" Philippians 4:4-9 1. In the arena of relationships, we are commanded to be gentle. 2. In the arena of circumstances, we are commanded to pray. 3. In the arena of our thought life, we are commanded to think on noble things.