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Author name: Daniel Peede

2025, Sermons, Sins of the Spirit, Sunday Evening

Sins of the Spirit Series: Part 12 (Drunkenness)

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In this sermon, the preacher explores the concept of spiritual drunkenness as a sin of the Spirit, drawing from Luke 21:33-36 to emphasize the importance of being sober-minded and watchful for the return of Christ. The preacher warns against allowing the heart to be overburdened with worldly cares, pleasures, or literal drunkenness, which can distract from God’s Word and spiritual readiness. The message urges believers to maintain clarity of mind and spirit, living in anticipation of standing before the Son of Man.

2025, Sermons, Sunday Morning

Hearing God’s Voice

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In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of hearing God’s voice through His Word, using Hebrews 3 as a foundation to discuss faith and obedience. Drawing from the example of the Israelites’ failure to trust God’s promises, the preacher urges the congregation to avoid hardening their hearts and to seek God’s guidance with humility and confession of sin. Practical steps like being still, meditating on Scripture, and trusting God’s direction amidst worldly confusion are highlighted as essential for spiritual growth.

2025, Sermons, Sins of the Spirit, Sunday Evening

Sins of the Spirit Series: Part 11 (Distraction)

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In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of focusing on Jesus while running the Christian race, as outlined in Hebrews 12:1-3, warning against the sin of distraction. The preacher uses various illustrations, such as runners in a race and photographers capturing meaningful moments, to underscore the need for undivided attention on Christ amidst worldly temptations. The message encourages believers to look unto Jesus, consider Him deeply, and anticipate His return, ensuring spiritual endurance and avoiding weariness.

2025, Sermons, Sunday Morning

Our Unchanging Savior

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The preacher draws his message from Hebrews 1 on the unchanging nature of Christ. Drawing from various scriptures, the preacher emphasizes God’s eternal, immutable character amidst a world of constant change, urging believers to find hope and stability in Him. The sermon reflects on God’s consistent love, justice, and judgment of sin, encouraging the congregation to trust solely in the Lord rather than in fleeting human or worldly elements.

2025, Sermons, Sins of the Spirit, Sunday Evening

Sins of the Spirit: Part 10 (Hypocrisy)

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In this sermon, the preacher explores the concept of sins of the spirit, focusing particularly on hypocrisy as a critical spiritual failing, drawing from Matthew 6:1 and other scriptures like James 1:27 and Matthew 23. The preacher emphasizes the importance of genuine faith over outward appearances, urging believers to seek a pure heart and true relationship with God rather than the praise of men. The message challenges Christians to examine their motives and live authentically for God’s glory.

2025, Sermons, Sunday Morning

A Faith That Can Be Tested

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In this sermon, the preacher explores the concept of a faith that can be tested, drawing from John 12:35 and various biblical figures like David, Noah, Moses, and Joseph of Arimathea to illustrate genuine faith that withstands trials. The preacher emphasizes the importance of confessing faith boldly despite social or personal costs, contrasting the secret faith of some chief rulers with the eventual boldness of Joseph and Nicodemus. The message challenges listeners to live out a faith that costs something, rooted in obedience to God’s Word.

2025, Sermons, Sins of the Spirit, Sunday Evening

Sins of the Spirit: Part 9 (Fear)

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In this sermon, the preacher addresses the sin of fear, emphasizing that perfect love casts out fear as taught in 1 John 4:18. The preacher explores various fears, such as fear of man and fear of the future, urging believers to trust in God’s promises and love to overcome these temptations. Through numerous scriptural references, the message reinforces that faith in Christ provides the victory over fear, leading to peace and eternal hope.

2025, Sermons, Sunday Morning

Commit Your Works and Your Way Unto the Lord

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The preacher emphasizes the importance of committing one’s works and ways to the Lord, drawing from Psalm 37 and Proverbs 16:3 to illustrate how trusting God brings clarity, peace, and stability of mind. Through biblical examples like David, Joseph, and Abraham, the preacher encourages living in the present moment for God, making oneself available for His will rather than worrying about the future or past. The message underscores that God prioritizes availability over ability and promises to fulfill the desires of those who delight in Him.

2025, Sermons, Sins of the Spirit, Sunday Evening

Sins of the Spirit: Part 8 (Fretting)

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In this sermon, the preacher addresses the sin of fretting, using Psalm 37 as the foundational text to urge believers to avoid worry and trust in the Lord. The preacher emphasizes that fretting is a spiritual battle that contrasts with faith, likening it to a corrosive force that eats away at peace, and encourages casting all cares upon God. Through various scriptural references, the message reinforces the importance of resting in God’s promises rather than being consumed by envy or fear of evildoers.

2025, Sermons, Sunday Morning

Victory in the Aging Years of Life

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In this sermon on Psalm 92, the preacher emphasizes the importance of giving thanks and praising God daily, regardless of life’s circumstances. The preacher highlights the victorious nature of the Christian walk, especially for older saints, encouraging them to flourish spiritually like palm trees and cedars, even as the outward man perishes. Through various biblical examples and personal reflections, the message urges believers to meditate on God’s works and remain strong in faith, showing forth His uprightness to the world.

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