Faith Sermons

Weekly sermons from Faith Reformed Presbyterian Church. We are a warm, vibrant community of believers based in Vancouver and Surrey who welcome people to worship the triune God. Pastor: Mark Jones

Faith Sermons is a religion podcast hosted by Faith Reformed Presbyterian Church, with 1,000 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Faith Reformed Presbyterian Church hosts Faith Sermons, a religion show with 1,000 episodes published.

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  Mark 9:30-41 - “Sophomores”

  Sep 27, 2026—

  Pastor JD de Klerk Scripture Reading Numbers 11:16-30 Summary: Jesus leads his disciples through Galilee privately, teaching them that the Son of Man will be delivered into human hands, killed, and rise after three days—yet the disciples remain fearful and uncomprehending. In Capernaum they argue about who is greatest, revealing pride, so Jesus teaches that true greatness means being servant of all, illustrated by embracing a lowly child. John then reports stopping an outsider who cast out demons in Jesus' name, showing the disciples' exclusive, tribal spirit, but Jesus corrects them: whoever is not against us is for us. Believers must abandon spiritual pride and immaturity, becoming humble servants who love and welcome even those outside their own tribe. Scripture references: Mark 9:30-41; Numbers 11:16-30; Acts 3:13-15; Acts 2:23; John 3:16 Automatically generated. May contain errors.

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  1 Samuel 25:33-35 - “Drink Red Bull”

  Sep 27, 2026—

  Pastor Mark Jones Scripture Reading 1 Samuel 25 Summary: David, enraged at Nabal's insult, prepares to take bloody revenge, but Abigail intercepts him with wisdom, humility, and provision, turning him from sin before he acts. David recognizes her counsel as God's own providence, blessing the Lord for restraining him from bloodguilt through her intervention. This illustrates one way God keeps his people from sin: not only by internal grace but by external providence—wise counsel from others, hindered circumstances, or even bodily affliction, as with Paul's thorn in the flesh. Believers should see every restraint from sin, however it comes, as evidence of God's fatherly care, secured through Christ, and respond with gratitude rather than resentment toward the very trials that preserve them. Scripture references: 1 Samuel 25:32-35; Job 5:12; 2 Chronicles 20:35-37; 2 Corinthians 12:7-9 Automatically generated. May contain errors.

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  Jonah 3:5-10 - “Inwardly Humbled and Visibly Reformed”

  Sep 20, 2026—

  Pastor Scott McArthur Old Testament Reading Joel 2:12-17 New Testament Reading Romans 2:1-11 Summary: The Ninevites hear Jonah's warning and truly believe God, responding with fasting, sackcloth, and a national turning from sin, led by the king who abandons his throne for ashes and commands even the animals to join in mourning. Their repentance is not mere emotion but active turning from evil, especially their violence, done in hope rather than certainty—"who knows?"—casting themselves on God's mercy without merit. Because God sees their genuine change of heart and life, he relents from the threatened judgment, showing that his warnings serve his mercy and that his covenant promise to relent toward the repentant is fulfilled. Believers today, unlike the Ninevites, know for certain through Christ's cross that God's mercy is guaranteed to all who turn to him in faith and repentance, and are called to examine whether they too are inwardly humbled and visibly reformed. Scripture references: Jonah 2:10; Jonah 3:1-10; Luke 24:46-47; Acts 17:30; Jeremiah 18:7-8; Isaiah 55:7; Romans 10:9; 1 John 1:9; Romans 5:8; John 3:16-17; Joel 2:12-17; Romans 2:1-11 Automatically generated. May contain errors.

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  Acts 8:26-40 - “Thanks, Wally”

  Sep 20, 2026—

  Pastor Mark Jones Scripture Reading Isaiah 45:14-25 Summary: Philip, directed by an angel and the Spirit, leaves a fruitful ministry in Samaria to meet a single Ethiopian eunuch reading Isaiah 53 on a desert road. Though a powerful court official, he is religiously an outsider, barred from full temple worship, yet God sovereignly arranges his journey, his reading, and Philip's arrival to bring him to faith and baptism. This shows that God's providence orders every detail—circumstances, timing, people—not just to bring someone to salvation but to keep them saved, since all things work together for the good of His people. Recognizing this providence in one's own conversion and preservation should produce deep humility rather than pride. Scripture references: Acts 8:26-40; Isaiah 53; Romans 8:28; Isaiah 56 Automatically generated. May contain errors.

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  Mark 9:14-29 - “The Exorcist”

  Sep 13, 2026—

  Pastor JD de Klerk Scripture Reading Matthew 17:14-20 Summary: A father brings his demon-possessed, seizure-suffering son to Jesus after the disciples fail to cast out the spirit, drawing scorn from watching scribes. Jesus laments the unbelief of the crowd, hears the father's desperate plea, and commands the spirit to leave, healing the boy instantly. Afterward the disciples privately ask why they failed, and Jesus explains this kind only comes out through prayer, showing that even His own miracles flowed from a life of dependent, faith-filled prayer rather than mere divine power. Believers must likewise prioritize sustained, dependent prayer, bringing their deepest sins and burdens to Christ rather than relying on their own strength. Scripture references: Mark 9:14-29; Matthew 17:14-20; Mark 6:13 Automatically generated. May contain errors.

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