To Him Be Glory
Listen as Zack DiPrima preaches on “To Him Be Glory” from Ephesians 3:20–21.
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Zack DiPrima
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Panel: Baptist Cooperation: Past, Present, Future
Audio recorded at Feed My Sheep Conference 2024. This recording is panel discussion about Baptist cooperation.
Biographical Sketch: Robert M’Cheyne
This recording is from a topical Equipping Matters class taught by Zack DiPrima on the life and ministry of 19th-century Scottish pastor, Robert M’Cheyne.
Be Still, And Know That I Am God
Psalm 46 emphasizes God’s glory, the central theme of the Bible. The God of Psalm 46 intends to be exalted in all the earth. This is a word of comfort …
The City of God
Psalm 46:4–7 shows the importance of the presence of God in the Christian life and community. Psalm 46 points backward and forward to how God dwells in perfect harmony with …
God Is Our Refuge
Psalm 46 teaches us that God is our refuge, strength, and ever-present help. Because of this, God’s people have no reason for fear. Christians are vulnerable and can only have …
Rebellion
Hope and lament both linger in Psalm 81. Here we find a summons to restoration from rebellion. Though this psalm is ancient, it is God’s Word for us. Written by …
Praise
Corporate worship is the most significant event in the Christian’s life. This is true because gathered worship is absolutely central to God’s plan for building disciples. It’s also true because …
Rejoice
Habakkuk 3 teaches us about true Christian joy. Joy is an affectional response of the heart derived from an abiding trust in God. The object of Christian joy is God …
John Bunyan and The Pilgrim’s Progress
This recording is from a topical Equipping Matters class taught by Zack DiPrima on John Bunyan and The Pilgrim’s Progress.
Fear and Tremble
Habakkuk 3 teaches us about the fear of God. Fear of God is a trembling response to God in all his perfections that leads us toward God in wonder and …
Live by Faith
In Habakkuk 2, the Lord assures Habakkuk of his future judgment of Babylon. This judgment prefigures the wrath to come when Jesus returns to judge the living and the dead. …
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