Sovereign Grace Church Of Lawrenceburg

In the second half of Peter's sermon to the crowds at the temple, he gives a call to repent. In this sermon, Brother Tracey looks at this vital aspect of any gospel sermon by looking at the meaning of repentance and the promised results of repentance.

After the healing of the lame beggar drew a crowd, Peter begins to preach the gospel of Christ to them. In this passage we have the contents of that sermon and, therefore, a great model for what biblical gospel messages and sermons contain. In this sermon Brother Tracey looks at the necessary aspects contained here in Peter's sermon that should be a regular part of all gospel messages.

During the time of the apostles, great signs and wonders were not uncommon. In Acts chapter 3 we have an example of one of those miracles in the healing of the lame beggar. However, in these miracles God sometimes is doing more than simply showing His power and verifying His word being preached. While those are certainly among His purposes, God often gives us a picture of a spiritual realities through these miracles. In this sermon Brother Tracey looks at how this miracle of healing actually gives a picture of the world and what the world's true need for the church is.

In the final part of this four part sermon series, Brother Tracey looks at the final 4 characteristics of a Spirit filled church found in this very important passage that describe the early church.

In an examination of a passage that describes the life of the early church, Brother Tracey continues to look at the characteristics of a Spirit filled church. In this third part of a multi-sermon series we see the characteristics of a devotion to Christ-centered worship and prayer.

This passage describes what the church looked like in the very beginning when it was a Spirit filled and Spirit ruled church.  As we look at this description we see a church that is as close to God's ideal church as we have ever seen. Therefore, we can learn much about w hat God desires His churches to look like and how He desires them to function. In this sermon, Brother Tracey continues to look at the characteristics of a Spirit filled church in this second part of a multi-sermon series.

This passage describes what the church looked like in the very beginning when it was a Spirit filled and Spirit ruled church. As we look at this description we see a church that is as close to God's ideal church as we have ever seen. Therefore, we can learn much about what God desires His churches to look like and how He desires them to function. In this sermon, Brother Tracey begins to look at the characteristics of a Spirit filled church in this first part of a multi-sermon series.

In this passage we are given the description of how 3,000 souls were saved and brought into the church after hearing Peter preach on the Day of Pentecost. In this sermon Brother Tracey looks at the marks of genuine salvation that can be seen in this description of their conversion to Christ.

After opening his sermon with an explanation for the pouring out of the Holy Spirit that his Pentecost Day crowd was witnessing, Peter now turns to the main focus of his sermon. Beginning in verse 22 Peter now spends most of his time giving undeniable proof that Jesus Christ is Israel's Messiah and therefore God  has made Him both Lord and Christ. In this sermon, Brother Tracey looks at the 4 ways Peter shows that Jesus is God's Messiah.

In this passage we see Peter step forward on the day of Pentecost and deliver the first sermon ever preached after the birth of the church. The focus of Peter's sermon is to make Jesus known as Lord and Savior. However, in the beginning of his sermon, Peter first explains to his audience what they are witnessing and why they need to give heed to his words.

In this second sermon on the coming of the Holy Spirit and the birth of the church, Brother Tracey looks at the results of the birth, as he addresses the question, what exactly happened to the apostles and the other believers on that Day of Pentecost?

In this passage we have the description of what took place when the church was born. In this first of a two part sermon, Brother Tracey explores the timing and the nature of that birth and then looks at the conclusion that this should lead us to.

In this second of a two part sermon, Brother Tracey continues to look at the principles we can learn and use for filling an ordained office in the church.

In this passage we see the description of how the church filled a very noticeable vacancy, that being the office of apostle left empty by Judas. In this first part of a two part sermon Brother Tracey looks at how the church must be in constant and united prayer before they attempt to fill a vacant office in the church.

The first part of this two part sermon covered the mission itself that Christ gave His apostles and the church for all generations, as Brother Tracey looked at what it truly means to be Christ's witnesses. In this second part Brother Tracey looks at the different aspects of the mission that we as believers must understand if we are to carry it out.

In the opening passage of the book of Acts, The Holy Spirit through the author Luke gives the mission statement for the church for all ages. In this first of two sermons on this passage, Brother Tracey begins by looking at the mission itself and then carefully defines it so that there is no confusion with the followers of Christ as to what they are called to do.

At the end of Exodus we find the long expected result of the completion of the tabernacle.  God would descend in a cloud of glory and fill the tabernacle so that He could dwell with His people. In this sermon Brother Tracey looks at what God's descension in glory teaches and how it should apply to us.

Brother Chris Williams returns to the pulpit for the first time in several years. He shares how God has been working in his life through his health issues, and how God has used his suffering to draw him into a closer walk with Jesus. Brother Chris affirms, through the passage in Romans, that we will have suffering, and ultimately its purpose is to grow us and glorify God, and therefore is worth it in the end.

In this chapter the high priestly garments that Aaron and his descendants would wear as the high priest of the tabernacle are described in detail. In this sermon Brother Tracey looks at how we can see Christ and His work as our true high priest in these garments.

In this passage that gives a detailed accounting of the precious treasures that the Israelites brought and used in the making of the tabernacle, Brother Tracey looks at the spiritual truths that can be seen in the physical richness described for us.