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Hosted by Rev. Jack Hamilton · religion · EN · 14 episodes
Jack was a Reformational Baptist long before the rise of Southern Seminary and The Gospel Coalition. This was a view he did not always hold. Jack earned his MDiv from Southwestern Theological Seminary where he was taught, what he came to believe, many wrong-headed ideas—like freewill, or premillennialism. When he discovered the doctrines of grace, and began to preach them at Riverside Baptist, this caused quite a stir. Jack eventually retired but was shortly thereafter called to serve as the interim pastor at Grace Baptist Chapel in Hampton, Virginia. He did so for many years. The sign in front of Grace Baptist Chapel said for many years: Amillennial, Proclaiming the Doctrines of Grace.
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Episode #15
In this sermon, Reverend Jack Hamilton opens 2 Kings 5:2 and considers the place of holiness in the life of faith. Drawing listeners back to Scripture, the message encourages them to turn from sin and pursue holiness and to rest in the saving work of Jesus Christ.
Episode #13
Description: This message explores Revelation chapters 4 and 5, emphasizing Christ’s present reign on the throne and His worthiness as both Creator and Redeemer. The sermon calls believers to respond with gratitude, worship, and complete trust in the finished work of Jesus Christ, especially as they observe the Lord’s Supper. Key Themes: • Christ’s present reign and heavenly throne in Revelation 4 • Worshiping God as both Creator and Redeemer • Salvation by grace through the finished work of Jesus Christ alone • Thanksgiving and praise as the proper response to redemption • The significance of the Lamb who was slain and the Lord’s Supper as a remind...
Episode #12
Preaching from Revelation 2:1–7, Reverend Jack Hamilton begins a series on the letters to the seven churches. He explains that these are Christ’s last words to His people, with five of the seven churches called to repent. Hamilton emphasizes that the letter to Ephesus commends their labor, patience, and doctrinal vigilance, yet exposes their critical failure: they had left their first love. Drawing from Acts 18–20, he recounts the history of the Ephesian church and Paul’s warnings to “take heed to yourselves.” The message applies directly to modern believers, urging continual repentance, self-examination, and a return to fervent love for Christ. With...
Episode #11
In this message, Reverend Jack Hamilton reflects on Colossians 1 and Philippians 2, urging believers to approach the Lord’s Supper with humility and reverence. He reminds the congregation that Christ, the Creator and ruler of all things, humbled Himself by becoming man and suffering death on the cross. True discipleship involves not only salvation but also sanctification, marked by growing humility, self-examination, and dependence on Christ. Hamilton contrasts biblical worship with shallow attempts to entertain, and he exhorts the church to remember Christ as He commanded: in His death, sacrifice, and ongoing work as Lord. Humility, he explains, is not something to...
Episode #10
Preaching from Acts 26, Reverend Jack Hamilton recounts Paul’s testimony before King Agrippa, emphasizing the sovereign grace of God in Paul’s conversion and his commission to witness. Hamilton highlights that while Agrippa appeared to hold power, it was Paul, though in chains, who spoke with true freedom in Christ. Paul’s story demonstrates the transforming power of the gospel: from zealous persecutor to faithful witness of Christ’s resurrection. Hamilton warns against being “almost persuaded” like Agrippa, stressing the necessity of repentance, faith, and continued obedience to God’s call. The message concludes with a reminder that faith comes by hearing God...
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