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Sermons from John Musgrave M.Div., Reformed Theological Seminary, Orlando B.A., Wittenberg University, Springfield, Ohio
Unknown Host hosts "The Gospel for Living," with John Musgrave, M.Div., a christianity show with 206 episodes published.
Discover God's blueprint for church growth from Acts 6:1–7. Many Christians think church growth depends on programs, personalities, or marketing—but Scripture points us somewhere entirely different. In this sermon, Pasto
What do deacons actually do in the church—and what does their ministry have to do with every Christian? In this expositional sermon from Acts 6:1–7, we discover God's wise design for caring for the physical needs of His
How does Jesus take care of His people and Church today, regarding physical needs? In this expository sermon from Acts 6:1–7, we discover that Jesus cares for His people by establishing deacons to meet the physical needs
What does God mean when He commands His people to hate evil? In this expository sermon from Amos 5:1–17, Pastor John Musgrave explains why Christians are called not only to flee God's coming judgment through faith in Chr
What does God want Christians to do after they have been saved by grace? In this expositional sermon from Amos 5:1–17, we explore God's command to "love good" and why doing good should characterize the life of every beli
What are you seeking in life—and will it save you when you stand before God? In this powerful sermon from Amos 4, Pastor John Musgrave explores God's warning of coming judgment and reveals three essential things every pe
What happens when a church or denomination abandons God’s Word and embraces the values of the culture? In this powerful expositional sermon from Amos 3:9–15, Pastor John Musgrave explains how God disciplines churches and
In this expositional sermon from Amos 3:1-8, Pastor John Musgrave explores the Biblical themes of God’s discipline, covenant blessing, election, saving faith, final judgment, and Christian gratitude. What does it mean th
In this expositional sermon on Amos 1–2, “You’re Not Like Everyone Else | God’s Call to Be Different,” we explore God’s call for Christians to live differently than people who aren’t Christians. Drawing from passages suc
In this expositional sermon from Amos 2:4–16, discover why the goodness of God and the inheritance He gives to His people should inspire deep devotion, gratitude, and holiness. Drawing from the imagery of the Prodigal So
What is the true “Promised Land” for Christians today? In this Biblical sermon from Amos 2:9–11, “How Great is the Promised Land!”, we explore how the Old Testament Promised Land ultimately points forward to Christ and H
In this sermon on Amos 2:9–12 titled “The Benefits Received by Being a Believing Member of the Church,” we explore why Christian discipleship was never meant to be lived in isolation. In a cultural moment where many say
In this expositional sermon from Amos 1–2, we confront a sobering question: What good is the Church if it doesn’t protect me from judgment? This message unpacks God’s universal judgment on all nations and individuals, sh
In this expositional sermon on John 21:15–25, “Christianity's Not About Me? How Christians Feed Christ's Sheep,” we explore Jesus’ final conversation with Peter and what it reveals about true Christianity: loving Christ
Discover the profound historical reliability of the resurrection and what it means to live in total loyalty to Jesus Christ as your King. In this Reformed and Evangelical exposition of John 20:30-21:14, we dive deep into
Why is Christianity still around after 2,000 years? In this expositional sermon on Luke 24:1–12, we examine the historical and theological foundation of the Christian faith: the resurrection of Jesus Christ. This message
This Good Friday sermon, “Good Friday & the Cup of God’s Wrath” (Luke 22:42), explores the profound biblical doctrine of God’s wrath and Christ’s substitutionary atonement. Scripture repeatedly speaks of the “cup of God’
On Palm Sunday in John 12:12–18, the crowds cried “Hosanna” and welcomed Jesus as the King of Israel—but what did they truly understand? In this expositional sermon, we trace the rich Old Testament background behind Palm
What should you do immediately when God blesses you?In this expository sermon on Deuteronomy 8, we uncover the Bible’s clear and urgent instruction for how Christians must respond to blessing—whether material, spiritual,
In Revelation 5, heaven asks a dramatic question: Who is worthy to open the scroll? The answer reveals the heart of the gospel—Jesus Christ, the Lamb who was slain, is worthy. In this sermon, we explore how the exaltatio
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