God’s Final Word
When the early Christians grew weary of enduring persecution, they faced the temptation to give up their faith in Jesus Christ. They, like us, were prone to wander. How do …
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Who Is to Preach?
After announcing that everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved (Rom. 10:13), Paul pulls back the curtain to explain the mechanics of this glorious reality. …
What Must I Believe?
In these verses, Paul continues to unpack the relationship between the law and the gospel. His unbelieving Jewish friends attempted to use the law to get right with God—an impossible …
Call to God
David cried to the Lord in one of his darkest moments as his soul was in anguish because a close friend had betrayed him and led others to rebel against …
Am I Zealous?
Zeal without knowledge is dangerous. A zealous Paul, who did not understand the gospel, persecuted the church (see Gal. 1 and Phil. 3). However, true Christians will have both zeal …
Am I Offended?
Having just established that many Gentiles have come to faith but only some Jews, Paul explains the Gentiles pursued righteousness by faith, the Jews by works. Paul understands what they’ve …
The Joy of Sending
In his wisdom, God calls upon churches to start and strengthen other churches. At Mount Vernon, strengthening existing churches is part of our corporate DNA. We labor to know, encourage, …
Pick a Side
In Psalm 36, David sets the pattern for a fight for holiness by assessing his sin, marveling at his incomparable God, who draws near, and asking God to intervene in …
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 …
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Is God Just?
Yes, God is just! Both in salvation and in judgment he always does what is right. This is a hard-hitting passage that speaks to God’s sovereignty in the salvation of …
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