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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 supremely and serving His church faithfully. This Reformed, evangelical teaching unpacks how love for Jesus is not mere emotion but loyal, obedient devotion grounded in the gospel of grace—not works—and how every believer is called to participate in feeding Christ’s sheep through their unique role in the body of Christ. Addressing themes like assurance of salvation, the cost of discipleship, eternal life, and the priority of Christ & His Church over self, this Biblical message equips Christians to re-center their lives on Jesus Christ and His kingdom. Ideal for evangelical, Presbyterian, and Reformed audiences seeking sound doctrine, practical church application, and a deeper understanding of what it means to follow Christ according to Scripture.  See other resources and teaching @ https://www.christchurchclayton.org/teaching Watch other sermons in the Gospel of John series @ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLm8Dt3kxWQ8RVudN3VOk1teh6thzyAuJD Get the Podcast here: Apple:  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-gospel-for-living-with-john-musgrave-m-div/id717990249 Amazon:  https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/af584057-1996-44e6-b6b5-3461d81683f8/the-gospel-for-living-with-john-musgrave-m-div Spotify:  https://open.spotify.com/show/5qefFK8fVnqrsDujvAhn4p Spreaker:  https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-gospel-for-living-with-john-musgrave-m-div--6901887 #John21 #ReformedTheology #ChristianSermon #FeedMySheep #LoveJesus #BiblicalPreaching #ExpositoryPreaching #Presbyterian #GospelCentered #ChristianLiving #Discipleship #ChurchLife #FollowChrist #Evangelical #BibleTeaching #Christ’sKingdom #PuttingChristFirst  #JohnMusgrave #ChristChurchOfClaytonNC  #TheGospelForLiving #RTS

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 the "unnecessary" eyewitness details—from the 153 fish to Peter’s outer garment—that prove the Gospel is grounded in historical fact, not mere feeling. Drawing rich connections between the Davidic Kingship of the Old Testament and Jesus as the Son of God, this sermon challenges believers to move beyond a private philosophy and into a robust, public allegiance to the Risen Lord. Learn how to express your loyalty through heartfelt obedience to His moral law, a yearning for His exaltation among the nations, and a commitment to the assembly of the saints in Lord's Day worship.      Here’s the video @ https://youtu.be/vmeHrorITWk See other resources and teaching @ https://www.christchurchclayton.org/media Watch other sermons in the Gospel of John series @ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLm8Dt3kxWQ8RVudN3VOk1teh6thzyAuJD #GospelOfJohn #ReformedTheology #ChristianLoyalty #Resurrection #BibleStudy #ExpositoryPreaching #JesusIsKing #Presbyterian #ScriptureAlone #JesusIsKing #KingdomOfGod #kingdomOfChrist  #JohnMusgrave #ChristChurchOfClaytonNC  #TheGospelForLiving #RTS

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 demonstrates that Christianity did not emerge from a strategic plan or philosophical system, but from the real, bodily resurrection of Jesus witnessed by His disciples. Addressing skepticism, doubt, and the surprising reactions of the first followers, this sermon shows why the empty tomb, the testimony of eyewitnesses, and the willingness of early Christians to suffer and die for their claims provide compelling evidence for the truth of the Gospel. If you are seeking a deeper understanding of the resurrection, Reformed theology, and the reason for enduring Christian faith, this biblical teaching will strengthen your confidence in Christ and call you to trust in Him for eternal life. Here’s the video @ https://youtu.be/Y418kWtm-ac See other resources and teaching @ https://www.christchurchclayton.org/media Watch other sermons in the Gospel of John series @ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLm8Dt3kxWQ8RVudN3VOk1teh6thzyAuJD #Christianity #Resurrection #JesusChrist #Gospel #BibleTeaching #Luke24 #ReformedTheology #ChristianFaith #EasterSermon #BiblicalTruth #Apologetics #Presbyterian #Evangelical #EmptyTomb #HeIsRisen #JohnMusgrave #ChristChurchOfClaytonNC  #TheGospelForLiving #RTS

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’s wrath,” poured out against sin (Psalm 75:8; Jeremiah 25:15; Revelation 14:10), yet in the gospel we see that Jesus Christ willingly drank that cup on behalf of sinners. This message explains why God’s wrath is just, how humanity stands in debt before a holy God, and how Christ—perfect, sinless, and obedient—took that wrath upon Himself at the cross. Rooted in Reformed theology and rich biblical exposition, this sermon calls unbelievers to faith in Christ and urges believers to rest fully in the finished work of Jesus, who drank the cup to the dregs so that His people would not drink a single drop. A powerful Good Friday message on grace, justice, and the glory of the cross. Here’s the video @ https://youtu.be/74GZ77-SfNc See other resources and teaching @ https://www.christchurchclayton.org/media Watch other sermons in the Gospel of John series @ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLm8Dt3kxWQ8RVudN3VOk1teh6thzyAuJD #GoodFriday #GospelTruth #ReformedTheology #BibleTeaching #ChristianSermon #JesusChrist #Atonement #GodsWrath #SubstitutionaryAtonement #Luke2242 #CrossOfChrist #Evangelical #Presbyterian #BiblicalTheology #SolaFide #JohnMusgrave #ChristChurchOfClaytonNC  #TheGospelForLiving #RTS

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 Sunday, showing how Jesus fulfills the promises of the Davidic covenant (2 Samuel 7), the prophetic hope of Zechariah 9:9, and the expectation of a Messiah who brings both provision and protection for God’s people. This message demonstrates how Christ, the true Son of David, provides everything necessary for life and godliness through His Spirit, Word, and Church, while also securing ultimate victory over death through His resurrection. Drawing connections to Solomon’s reign, the Feast of Tabernacles, and the victory of Jehoshaphat in 2 Chronicles 20, this sermon reveals that Palm Sunday is not merely symbolic—it is a declaration that Jesus is the King who supplies our deepest needs and delivers us from our greatest enemy. If you struggle with anxiety about provision in life or fear of death, this sermon calls you to look to Christ alone. In Him, believers receive spiritual abundance, peace with God, and freedom from the fear of death (Hebrews 2:15). Palm Sunday reminds us that our King has come—and in Him, we have both blessing and eternal victory. Here’s the video @ https://youtu.be/U8BHV2XE-7o See other resources and teaching @ https://www.christchurchclayton.org/media Watch other sermons in the Gospel of John series @ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLm8Dt3kxWQ8RVudN3VOk1teh6thzyAuJD #PalmSunday #John12 #JesusIsKing #ReformedTheology #Presbyterian #ExpositoryPreaching #BiblicalTheology #Messiah #ChristianSermon #GospelTruth #VictoryOverDeath #FearOfDeath #GodProvides #ChristOurKing #Hosanna #BibleTeaching #OldTestamentFulfillment #FaithInChrist #JohnMusgrave #ChristChurchOfClaytonNC  #TheGospelForLiving #RTS

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, or circumstantial. Scripture warns that prosperity is not spiritually neutral. In fact, blessing often becomes the very context in which believers drift, forget God, and subtly replace Him with idols like comfort, success, and self-reliance. This message shows that every good thing you have—daily provision, salvation in Christ, the indwelling Holy Spirit, and eternal life—comes directly from God. Long before you trusted in Christ, He was sustaining you. And now, in His kingdom, He continues to be the source of every blessing in your life. From Deuteronomy 8, you’ll learn three urgent, biblical responses to God’s blessings: Don’t forget the Lord – Prosperity tempts us to neglect worship and shift our devotion to lesser things. Don’t credit yourself – Pride and self-sufficiency are spiritual dangers that distort God’s work in your life. Increase your faithfulness – Blessing is not a signal to relax, but a call to deeper obedience and greater devotion. Through examples like Israel in the wilderness, Nebuchadnezzar’s pride, and Jesus’ teaching on the deceitfulness of other interests, this sermon exposes how easily blessing can lead to spiritual decline—and how true believers must respond instead. If you want to grow in faithfulness, avoid the dangers of prosperity, and honor God in seasons of abundance, this message will give you a clear, biblical framework for doing so. Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction: Why Blessing Is Spiritually Dangerous 03:30 God Is the Source of Every Blessing 08:45 Don’t Forget the Lord in Prosperity 15:10 The Danger of Idolatry and Distraction 20:40 Don’t Credit Yourself 26:30 Increase Your Faithfulness 32:00 Final Charge: Press Forward in Obedience Here’s the video @ https://youtu.be/xRok_-e2vro See other resources and teaching @ https://www.christchurchclayton.org/media Watch other sermons in the Gospel of John series @ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLm8Dt3kxWQ8RVudN3VOk1teh6thzyAuJD #Deuteronomy8 #ChristianLiving #BlessingResponse #Faithfulness #GodsBlessings #SpiritualGrowth #BibleSermon #ChristianDiscipline #DontForgetGod #HumilityBeforeGod #ObedienceToGod #Evangelical #ScriptureTruth #Daniel4 #Nebuchadnezzar #ThornySoil #Matthew13 #James1:17 #JohnMusgrave #ChristChurchOfClaytonNC  #TheGospelForLiving #RTS

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 exaltation of Christ and the opening of the Book of Life reveal God’s plan of redemption and the global worship of the Lamb. This Bible sermon walks through Revelation chapter 5 and explains why Jesus alone can open the scroll, why His sacrifice purchased people from every tribe, language, people, and nation, and why heaven erupts in worship. The passage also teaches what God the Father desires in His church: that Jesus Christ be glorified above all things. You’ll see how Revelation 5 connects with the broader teaching of Scripture about salvation, the Book of Life, and the worship of Christ, and why the church’s mission is to welcome people into Christ’s kingdom so that more will worship Him. If you want to understand the meaning of Revelation 5, the significance of the Lamb who was slain, and why Jesus alone is worthy, this sermon provides a clear, Christ-centered explanation rooted in the Bible. In this sermon you will learn: Why Jesus alone is worthy to open the scroll The meaning of the Book of Life How Christ purchased sinners with His blood Why heaven worships the Lamb of God What God desires in His church and His people Bible Passage Revelation 5 Key Themes Jesus Christ, the Lamb of God, the Book of Life, worship in heaven, the exaltation of Christ, salvation through the cross, the mission of the church, and the glory of God. Subscribe for more biblical teaching and sermons If you enjoy Christ-centered preaching, Bible exposition, and Reformed theology, consider subscribing for more sermons and Bible studies. Here’s the video @ https://youtu.be/o9_oh69kPCc See other resources and teaching @ https://www.christchurchclayton.org/media Watch other sermons in the Gospel of John series @ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLm8Dt3kxWQ8RVudN3VOk1teh6thzyAuJD #Revelation5 #Revelation20 #finaljudgment #greatwhitethrone #lakeoffire #newjerusalem #newheavensandnewearth #JesusIsWorthy #LambOfGod #BookOfLife #ExaltationOfChrist #scrollwith7seals #atonement #purchasedwithblood #churchworship #evangelism #welcomingthestranger #JohnMusgrave #ChristChurchOfClaytonNC  #TheGospelForLiving #RTS

In what ways is Jesus “the bread of life”?                In this Bible sermon on John 2:19–21 and John 6, titled “The Table of Bread—Jesus Is Life for Eternity and Now,” we explore how Jesus Christ fulfills the Old Testament temple, specifically the Table of the Bread of the Presence from Exodus 25. The bread in the tabernacle reminded Israel that God sustained His people with manna in the wilderness and nourished their souls through His Word. In the Gospel of John, Jesus reveals that He Himself is the true Bread of Life who gives eternal life to all who believe in Him and who sustains believers in their daily Christian walk. This sermon explains the biblical connection between the tabernacle, manna, and Jesus’ teaching in John 6, showing how believers receive life by faith in Christ alone and strength for their spiritual journey through God’s Word. Especially helpful for Christians, evangelicals, Presbyterians, and Reformed believers, this study highlights how the Old Testament points to Christ, how Jesus gives life now and forever, and how Scripture nourishes believers as they journey through the “wilderness” of this world toward the promised inheritance of eternal life. Here’s the video @https://youtu.be/79rcXvJ2aZM See other resources and teaching @ https://www.christchurchclayton.org/media Watch other sermons in the Gospel of John series @ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLm8Dt3kxWQ8RVudN3VOk1teh6thzyAuJD #JesusBreadOfLife #BreadOfLife #GospelOfJohn #John6 #BibleSermon #ChristianSermon #ReformedTheology #Presbyterian #EvangelicalChristian #BiblicalTheology #OldTestamentFulfillment #Tabernacle #BreadOfThePresence #MannaFromHeaven #JesusIsLife #EternalLifeInChrist #FaithInJesus #BibleTeaching #ChristianDoctrine #WordOfGod #ChristianDiscipleship #BibleStudy #ExpositoryPreaching #ChristInTheOldTestament #ScriptureAlone #SolaScriptura #ChristianFaith #JesusChrist #TrustInChrist #ChristianEncouragement #JohnMusgrave #ChristChurchOfClaytonNC  #TheGospelForLiving

In this expositional sermon from John 2:19–21, we explore how Jesus is the true Temple and the fulfillment of the Old Testament lampstand. Just as the pillar of fire led Israel to the Promised Land (Exodus 13), Jesus—the Light of the World (John 1:4; 8:12)—leads His people into their inheritance. This message traces the biblical-theological theme of the Promised Land as:• The Church in this life• Heaven at death• The New Heavens and New Earth at Christ’s return Drawing from John 6, John 14, Matthew 25, Hebrews 12, 1 Peter 1, and Revelation 21, we see that Christ ensures the full deliverance of His covenant people into God’s kingdom. For those in the Reformed and Presbyterian tradition, this sermon emphasizes covenant continuity, temple typology, kingdom theology, and the doctrine of perseverance. Jesus is our Temple.Jesus is our Light.Jesus is our Pillar of Fire.And He will lose none of those the Father has given Him. Here’s the video @ https://youtu.be/JRL-9oxMb7w See other resources and teaching @ https://www.christchurchclayton.org/media Watch other sermons in the Gospel of John series @ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLm8Dt3kxWQ8RVudN3VOk1teh6thzyAuJD #JesusTheTemple #John2 #Lampstand #LightOfTheWorld #PromisedLand #KingdomOfGod #ReformedTheology #Presbyterian #CovenantTheology #BiblicalTheology #ExpositoryPreaching #NewHeavensAndNewEarth #ChristianSermon #GospelOfJohn #TempleFulfillment #JohnMusgrave #ChristChurchOfClaytonNC  #TheGospelForLiving

Are you walking in spiritual darkness? In this expositional teaching from John 2, we explore how Jesus fulfills the symbolism of the Temple’s lampstand who gives His people an understanding of life. Drawing from the Gospel of John and biblical theology, this lesson shows how the Old Testament temple pointed forward to Christ—and how understanding Him changes the way we understand everything. In the tabernacle and temple, the golden lampstand symbolized specific benefits of God to His covenant people. And in John’s Gospel, Jesus presents Himself as the ultimate fulfillment of that imagery. What does it mean that Christ is the Light of the World?  How is He what the temple’s lampstand reminded God’s Old-Testament people of?  This teaching unpacks the theological depth of John’s Gospel with careful exposition rooted in Scripture. If you are seeking deeper biblical understanding, Reformed theology, and Christ-centered teaching, this study will help you see how all of Scripture points to Jesus. Topics covered: Jesus as the fulfillment of the Temple The meaning of the lampstand in the Old Testament Biblical theology in the Gospel of John Light and darkness in Scripture Christ-centered interpretation of the Bible Here’s the video @ https://youtu.be/67TLBNeHqJg See other resources and teaching @ https://www.christchurchclayton.org/media Watch other sermons in the Gospel of John series @ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLm8Dt3kxWQ8RVudN3VOk1teh6thzyAuJD #JesusTheLight #LightOfTheWorld #John2 #GospelOfJohn #ReformedTheology #PresbyterianChurch #PCA #BiblicalTheology #ChristTheTemple #ExpositoryPreaching #SolaScriptura #ChristianSermon #Evangelical #Lampstand #OldTestamentFulfilled #ChristCentered #BibleTeaching #UnderstandingLife #ChristianWorldview #WildernessWandering #JohnMusgrave #ChristChurchOfClaytonNC  #TheGospelForLiving

This sermon from John 2:19–21 and John 17:1, 9, 20 explores how Jesus Christ fulfills the Old Testament temple—and specifically the altar of incense—so that the prayers of Christians are truly heard in heaven. Drawing from Exodus, Psalms, Hebrews, and Revelation, this Reformed and evangelical Bible teaching explains how the incense altar symbolized the prayers of God’s people rising before His throne, and how Jesus, as the true Temple and our great High Priest, now accomplishes perfectly what the temple furniture only foreshadowed. Far from abandoning Old Testament worship, Christianity fulfills it: Jesus embodies the temple, mediates prayer, and faithfully intercedes for His people alone. This message is especially relevant for Christians seeking biblical assurance in prayer, and will resonate with Presbyterian, Reformed, and evangelical believers who want to understand how Christ’s priesthood guarantees confidence, humility, and joy when we pray to the Father in Jesus’ name. Here’s the video @https://youtu.be/57V4_UUiEAg See other resources and teaching @ https://www.christchurchclayton.org/media Watch other sermons in the Gospel of John series @ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLm8Dt3kxWQ8RVudN3VOk1teh6thzyAuJD #JesusAndTheIncenseAltar #PrayerInJesusName #PrayersHeardInHeaven #JesusOurHighPriest #BiblicalPrayer #ChristianPrayer #ReformedTheology #PresbyterianChurch #EvangelicalChristian #BibleSermon #ExpositoryPreaching #ChristFulfillsTheTemple #OldTestamentFulfilled #TempleTheology #JohnGospel #BookOfJohn #John17 #Hebrews #BiblicalTheology #ChristCentered #SolaChristus #MeansOfGrace #ConfidenceInPrayer #HighPriestJesus #ChristianDoctrine #ChurchTeaching #JohnMusgrave #ChristChurchOfClaytonNC  #TheGospelForLiving

In this sermon from John 2:19-20, we see that God’s law is not a burden but a gift given by our good and gracious King, Jesus Christ. When Jesus cleanses the temple and declares, “Destroy this temple, and I will raise it again in three days,” He reveals Himself as both the true Temple and the rightful King of God’s kingdom. This message shows how it’s good to have Jesus as one’s king, as He not only protects His people, but also gives His people His commands to guide their lives into joy, fruitfulness, and peace. From our present obedience under Christ’s kingship to the future hope of the New Heavens and New Earth, this sermon encourages believers to trust that Jesus’ laws are for our good, now and forever, as He reigns as King of kings over His redeemed people. Here’s the video @ https://youtu.be/3A3r90xw3K4 See other resources and teaching @ https://www.christchurchclayton.org/media Watch other sermons in the Gospel of John series @ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLm8Dt3kxWQ8RVudN3VOk1teh6thzyAuJD #JesusIsKing #John2 #GospelOfJohn #ChristianSermon #ReformedTheology #Presbyterian #Evangelical #ChristTheKing #KingdomOfGod #LawAndGospel #NewHeavensAndNewEarth #JesusReturns #KingOfKings #JohnMusgrave #ChristChurchOfClaytonNC  #TheGospelForLiving

Why does the Old Testament Temple matter for your life today? Many see the Ark of the Covenant as a relic of the past, but in John 2:13-21, Jesus reveals a startling truth: He is the true Temple and the enthroned King of the Ark. In this sermon, we dive into Biblical Theology to see how Jesus fulfills every piece of Temple furniture—specifically the Ark of the Covenant, God’s earthly footstool. If you are struggling with temptation or the fear of death, you need to understand the Kingship of Christ. As a Reformed/Presbyterian look at the Gospel of John, we explore how Jesus doesn't just offer forgiveness; He offers the protection and direction of a Sovereign King. Stop living in the "outer courts" and discover the confidence that comes from having Jesus enthroned over your life. Here’s the video @ https://youtu.be/YdDa5rmu2io See other resources and teaching @ https://www.christchurchclayton.org/mediaWatch other sermons in the Gospel of John series @ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLm8Dt3kxWQ8RVudN3VOk1teh6thzyAuJD #JesusTheTrueTemple #ArkOfTheCovenant #BiblicalTheology #GospelOfJohn #ReformedTheology #Presbyterian #KingshipOfChrist #ChristOurKing #TempleFulfilled #BibleSermon #JohnMusgrave #ChristChurchOfClaytonNC  #TheGospelForLiving

In this expository sermon from John 2:12–21, we see that Jesus Christ is the true and final Temple, the fulfillment of everything the Old Testament tabernacle and temple foreshadowed. When Jesus cleanses the temple and declares, “Destroy this temple, and I will raise it in three days,” He reveals that the dwelling place of God is no longer a building—but His own body. The Gospel of John assures believers that Christianity is not a new or innovative religion, but the fulfillment of the one true faith revealed in the Old Testament. The same God who dwelt among Israel in the Most Holy Place now dwells with His people through Jesus Christ and, by His Spirit, lives within every believer. This sermon connects Isaiah 40, the glory of the LORD revealed, and John’s Gospel, showing how Jesus is Immanuel—God with us—past, present, and future. From the temple in Jerusalem, to Christ’s incarnation, to the indwelling Holy Spirit, and finally to the New Creation, God’s promise to dwell with His people is fulfilled in Christ alone. Be confident and encouraged in your faith. If you trust in Jesus, you have embraced the true religion of the Creator God, and you belong to the people with whom He dwells forever. Here’s the video @ https://youtu.be/hAroaMvNaM4 See other resources and teaching @ https://www.christchurchclayton.org/teachingWatch other sermons in the Gospel of John series @ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLm8Dt3kxWQ8RVudN3VOk1teh6thzyAuJD #JesusIsTheTemple #John2Sermon #BiblicalTheology #ReformedTheology #PresbyterianSermon #EvangelicalPreaching #GodWithUs #Immanuel #OldTestamentFulfilled #ChristIsTheFulfillment #ExpositoryPreaching #ConfidenceInChrist #AssuranceOfFaith #JohnMusgrave #ChristChurchOfClaytonNC  #TheGospelForLiving

How can a Christian have comfort about eternity when we still sin every day?Isaiah 40:5 gives a powerful answer: “The glory of the LORD will be revealed… for the mouth of the LORD has spoken.” In this sermon on Isaiah 40:5, we explore how God’s glory secures the salvation of His people, bringing real comfort and assurance to believers who struggle with ongoing sin. This passage shows that our salvation does not rest on perfection, but on God’s mercy, God’s promise, and God’s sovereign power to accomplish what He speaks. Drawing from Isaiah 40, Romans 8, Ephesians 2, Daniel 9, 1 Peter 1, and the Gospel of John, this sermon explains: Why Christians can have assurance of salvation even while battling sin How the glory of God is displayed through mercy, not human merit What Scripture says about evidence of salvation in the believer’s life Why God’s spoken promise guarantees eternal security This message is especially helpful for Christians wrestling with doubt, fear of judgment, or anxiety about eternity. Rooted in Reformed and evangelical theology, it points us away from ourselves and toward the faithfulness of God, who saves His people for His glory. 📖 Scripture Focus: Isaiah 40:5✝️ Topics: Assurance of Salvation, God’s Glory, Comfort for Believers, Reformed Theology, Sovereignty of God Here’s the video @ https://youtu.be/-3Ea0F0bR3o See other resources and teaching @ https://www.christchurchclayton.org/teaching Watch other sermons in the Gospel of John series @ https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLm8Dt3kxWQ8RVudN3VOk1teh6thzyAuJD #Isaiah405 #AssuranceOfSalvation #GodsGlory #ChristianComfort #ReformedTheology #PresbyterianSermon #EvangelicalSermon #EternalSecurity #SalvationByGrace #BiblicalAssurance #SovereigntyOfGod #ComfortMyPeople #JohnMusgrave #ChristChurchOfClaytonNC  #TheGospelForLiving