Atlanta Reformed Presbyterian Church

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Atlanta Reformed Presbyterian Church is a religion podcast hosted by Frank Smith, with 102 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Frank Smith hosts Atlanta Reformed Presbyterian Church, a religion show with 102 episodes published.

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  "The New Birth's Marvel"

  Aug 16, 202652 min

  You must be born again. 1. Do Not Marvel That You Must Be Born Again. a. Since you are spiritually dead in sin. b. Since the Old Testament teaches it. c. Since nature illustrates it. d. Since you want to live, and not die. 2. But Do Marvel, If You Are Born Again. a. God has done it miraculously by Himself. b. You could not do it by or for yourself. c. The evidence is apparent. 3. Do Wonder Whether You Are Born Again, and Marvel If You Are Still Not. a. Go today as Nicodemus did then: still considering Jesus by the Word b. Go today as Nicodemus did then: decidedly taking Jesus to himself

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  "Faithfulness: Its Call, Cost, and Crown"

  Aug 9, 202652 min

  Theme: Jesus calls us to faithfulness. I. The Call to Faithfulness A. Context of Jesus' word to the church of Ephesus B. Idea of loyalty—idea of first place C. Notion of endurance II. The Cost of Faithfulness A. Hard labor B. Hard circumstances C. Sacrifice D. Suffering E. Death III. The Crown of Faithfulness A. Notion of a crown B. All those who love His appearing Observations A. God Himself is totally faithful B. Jesus is the one who demonstrated faithfulness for us Application A. Make sure that your priorities are straight B. Make sure that the foundation is sure

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  "Faithfulness"

  Aug 2, 202650 min

  Theme: Paul informs Christians that they must exhibit faithfulness. I. The Weed: Unfaithfulness A. Slothfulness—being a sluggard B. Irresponsibility C. Disobedience II. The Artificial Fruit: Mere Outward Conformity III. The Genuine Fruit A. Its nature: genuineness, honesty, steadfastness B. Its necessity—faith and faithfulness go together C. Its motivation 1. Our attitude toward God 2. Our witness 3. Our sense of Christ's coming: Matt. 24:45ff; 25:14ff Application A. Follow God's example 1. God is a rock 2. His steadfastness is the antithesis of all that's fickle 3. The great passage on God's faithfulness is Psalm 89 B. Follow Christ's example 1. He is the Faithful One (Revelation 19:11) 2. He the faithful High Priest (Hebrews 2:17) 3. He is the faithful Apostle (Hebrews 3:1-2) 4. He is the faithful Witness (Revelation 1:5; 3:14) C. Do your duty—through faith in Jesus

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  "Proclaiming Liberty" (Part 4)

  Jul 26, 202641 min

  Theme: We proclaim liberty because of the Jubilee. I. Political Liberty—political and economic liberty go together II. Economic Liberty A. Consider the Jubilee 1. Rest for the land: 25:11-12, 21 2. Return of hereditary land/property to the original families 3. Freedom of Israelites who sold themselves into slavery B. The Jubilee is not socialism; it is free enterprise capitalism III. Religious Liberty A. Inhabiting the land so they could worship God B. Observations 1. "No bishop, no king" 2. "The World Turn'd Upside Down" IV. Spiritual Liberty A. Relevance—this passage points to spiritual realities B. Relevance to you 1. Think of your needs and how Christ can set you free 2. This spiritual liberty is the best liberty of all 3. This liberty comes via Christ and His atonement 4. This liberty is received by faith alone Summary and Conclusion A. At least four kinds of liberty 1. Political, economic, religious, and spiritual 2. Each one serving as a foundation for the one before B. It is the proclamation of liberty that is to be heard C. I announce to you today that you can be free!

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  "Proclaiming Liberty" (Part 3)

  Jul 19, 202641 min

  Theme: We proclaim liberty because of the Jubilee. I. Political Liberty II. Economic Liberty A. Consider the Jubilee 1. Rest for the land: 25:11-12, 21 2. Return of hereditary land and property to families 3. Freedom of Israelites who sold themselves into slavery B. Not socialism; rather, free enterprise capitalism III. Religious Liberty A. Relevance 1. Emphasis on the Exodus—so the people could worship 2. Political and religious liberty go together 3. Political liberty depends upon religious liberty B. Observations 1. Presbyterians supported the American because the threat of the imposition of episcopacy/bishops 2. Threats to our religious liberty today, including the attempt by the State to interfere in the government of the Church 3. The Family is also under assault in this regard 4. Individuals are also suffering harm 5. Properly speaking, religious liberty is for the true religion Application A. Be wary of false teaching B. Give thanks for the religious liberty we do enjoy C. Pray for those believers who suffer under tyranny D. Remember: truth spreads via persuasion, not physical force

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