This Video was a Christmas Message preached by Pastor Albert Martin at Trinity Baptist Church, Montville, New Jersey, on December 18, 2005. From Sermon Audio we have the following: At the time of the year when so many turn to see the babe in a manger born in Bethlehem, we may ask, ‘Who is really […]
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This Sermon is from a series of sermons Pastor Martin did called “Simple Signposts to the Celestial City”. It is the seventh from that series and was preached at Trinity Baptist Church in Montville, New Jersey on January 23, 1994. The text of the Message is Matthew 7:21: “Not every one that saith unto me,
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This Video was a Message preached by Pastor Albert Martin at Trinity Baptist Church, Montville, New Jersey, on July 23, 2000. From Sermon Audio we have the following: John Owen wrote that people make two tragic mistakes when it comes to the matter of their own souls: they think that they may get to heaven
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Ingredients: Part 2d Then there’s that classic example in Genesis 39. And this is so relevant, living as we do in this day of Sodom-like debauchery, filth, and preoccupation, not only with legitimate flesh but with strange flesh. The pattern of any society is to move from its sexual pattern simply being one part of
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Ingredients: Part 2c May I use one more illustration? I’ve labored at trying to make this concept clear. Suppose we went down to the local library, and we were going to find out all the facts we could find out about the Grand Canyon. I’ve talked with some people who have been to the Grand
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Ingredients: Part 2b And then the third thing: the most profound experience is the recognition that God is here. The most profound word: God. The most profound fact: God is. The most profound transforming experience: God is here. And that’s what I’m driving at. It’s interesting–and I want to support this now from Scripture–that in
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Ingredients: Part 2a If someone were to read through his Bible with pen and paper in hand, jotting down every explicit, overt reference to the fear of God, and then seek to keep a column where passages dealt with not so much the words but the thought and illustrations of the reality of the fear
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Ingredients: Part 1d The framers of the shorter catechism caught this concept, for in answer to the question “What is God?”, they framed the answer in this way: “God is a Spirit.” That’s His essence. Therefore, He’s boundless. He cannot be contained. Then they used three adjectives: infinite, eternal, and unchangeable. And He’s those three
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Ingredients: Part 1c When that recognition dawned upon him–“I’m in the presence of deity”–what was his reaction? To fall at His feet overcome with a sense of reverential awe and dread that made him blurt out, “Depart from me, Lord. It’s not fit that You and I should be in such close proximity.” And yet
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Ingredients: Part 1b And he goes on to say, “I will deliver My people.” And Moses enters into conversation with God beginning with verse 13. Now get the picture, here Moses is out tending sheep–try to relive the situation–and all of the sudden as perhaps he’s just looking over his flock to make sure they’re
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