Matthew Everhard
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Matthew Everhard is a pastor, writer, adjunct professor, and Jonathan Edwards scholar. He is the senior pastor of Gospel Fellowship PCA, a Reformed, Bible-Believing church just North of Pittsburgh, PA. He is also an adjunct professor at Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Pittsburgh, PA. His various articles can be read on Modern Reformation, Desiring God, Logos Academic, and more.
Episódios 380
Live: Viewer Q&A - Life Balance: Ministry, Family, Rest, Job, Diet, Exercise etc.
Welcome to the Live Chat! Today we are talking about the balance of life - holding things like ministry, rest, sleep, worship, family, health, exercise, and diet in a proper order. Since the Bible is the Word …
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Welcome to the Live Chat! Today we are talking about the balance of life - holding things like ministry, rest, sleep, worship, family, health, exercise, and diet in a proper order. Since the Bible is the Word of God and theology is the application of Scripture to all areas of life, the Bible has a wise perspective on all of these issues.
Reformation Heritage Books: https://heritagebooks.org/
Jonathan Edwards Study Bible: https://link.amazon/B00xvtKkf
RPTS Seminary: rpts.edu
Enoch Walked with God. Genesis 5:21-24. [Sermon]
What does it mean to truly walk with God? In Genesis 5:21–24, we encounter Enoch, a remarkable man whose life is summarized in just a few words: “Enoch walked with God.” This sermon explores the biblical …
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What does it mean to truly walk with God? In Genesis 5:21–24, we encounter Enoch, a remarkable man whose life is summarized in just a few words: “Enoch walked with God.” This sermon explores the biblical metaphor of walking as a picture of the Christian life, obedience, and spiritual growth.
Discover four essential lessons from Enoch’s example: walk in the light, stay on the straight and narrow path, choose your companions wisely, and recognize the obstacles and dangers along the way. Drawing from passages throughout Scripture, including Psalm 1, Proverbs 4, Matthew 7, and Hebrews 11, we consider what it means to live a life of faithful obedience and communion with God.
Are you walking with God? Learn why the Christian life requires perseverance, faith, discernment, and daily dependence upon the Lord.
Scripture: Genesis 5:21–24
Sermon: Enoch Walked with God
Spiritual Warfare: Viewer Q&A. Satan, Demons, Holy Spirit, Angels, Armor of God
In this live chat, we are going to tackle the topic of spiritual warfare. I will be answering your questions on Satan, demons, angels, the Holy Spirit, and the armor of God.
Biblical Genealogies: The Historicity of Christianity. Genesis 5:1-20. [Sermon]
Description: In this particular sermon from Genesis 5:1-20, we will be looking at the genre of Biblical genealogies. Why does the Bible seem to stress them, whereas modern man seems to think of them as …
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Description: In this particular sermon from Genesis 5:1-20, we will be looking at the genre of Biblical genealogies. Why does the Bible seem to stress them, whereas modern man seems to think of them as disinteresting? I will argue here that there are at least three reasons that the Bible contains them. 1) To establish the historicity of the Christian faith. 2) To trace the hand of the promises of God, and 3) to Rebuke the prideful individualism of our modern conception of self.
Live: Viewer Q&A Devotions, Bible-Reading, Family Devotions, Scripture Memory
In today's livestream, we are going to be focusing on taking questions from viewers on the topic of devotions. We will look at personal devotions, Bible reading, Scripture memory, family worship time, prayer …
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In today's livestream, we are going to be focusing on taking questions from viewers on the topic of devotions. We will look at personal devotions, Bible reading, Scripture memory, family worship time, prayer, and other aspects of the Christian's devotional life. For books recommended see: Heritagebooks.org
100 Goals for My Life: Twenty Years Ago I Wrote Out My Goals in a Journal... Let's review them!
Description: In this video, I will discuss the 100 life goals that I wrote for myself back in 2006. It is now 2026 and it is time to review them! Many of them I accomplished praise God, but many more I failed …
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Description: In this video, I will discuss the 100 life goals that I wrote for myself back in 2006. It is now 2026 and it is time to review them! Many of them I accomplished praise God, but many more I failed to even attend to. If you were going to write 100 goals for yourself, what would they be? REFORMATION HERITAGE BOOKS: https://heritagebooks.org/1) Essentials of Reformed Systematic Theology (Beeke): https://heritagebooks.org/products/essentials-of-reformed-systematic-theology2) Paul Washer Evangelism Tracts:https://heritagebooks.org/products/20-pack-the-gospel-of-jesus-christ3) Works of Samuel Rutherford: https://heritagebooks.org/products/the-works-of-samuel-rutherford-volume-1-arminianism-a-systematic-and-theological-response4) Practical Theoretical Theology: Van Mastricht (Edwards's Favorite)https://heritagebooks.org/products/theoretical-practical-theology-volumes-1-55) Works of Thomas Watsonhttps://heritagebooks.org/products/the-works-of-thomas-watson-7-volumes6) Meet the Puritanshttps://heritagebooks.org/products/meet-the-puritans-hardcoverJONATHAN EDWARDS STUDY BIBLE:1) Amazon: https://amzn.to/3Tp1bxp2) Christian Book: https://www.christianbook.com/apps/easyfind?Ntt=jonathan+edwards+study+bible&Ntk=keywords&action=Search&Ne=0&event=ESRCG%7CPSEN&nav_search=1&cms=1&ps_exit=RETURN%7Clegacy&ps_domain=www3) Barnes & Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-jonathan-edwards-study-bible-thomas-nelson/1148750961?ean=9781400339532ABOUT THIS CHANNEL(1) GOSPEL FELLOWSHIP PCAGospel Fellowship PCA Website - https://www.gospelfellowshippca.org/(2) STUDY AT RPTS SEMINARYhttps://studyatrpts.com/index.html?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=MatthewEverhard_CTA3) JONATHAN EDWARDS SCHOLARSHIPJonathan Edwards Scholarship: Apply Here to Study! https://www.cognitoforms.com/RPTS/JonathanEdwardsScholarshipApplicationJonathan Edwards Scholarship: Give Here to Help! https://rpts.edu/give/(4) MY BOOKS:Bold as a Lion: https://amzn.to/49FjBA8Worshiptainment - https://amzn.to/4040jPQA Theology of Joy - https://amzn.to/3tUfBZOSouls: How Jesus Saves Sinners - https://amzn.to/3f233s6Holy Living: Jonathan Edwards' Seventy Resolutions - https://www.walmart.com/ip/Holy-Living-Jonathan-Edwards-s-Seventy-Resolutions-for-Living-the-Christian-Life-Paperback-9781683073376/313558714?classType=REGULAR&from=/search5) AUDIBLE: Souls: How Jesus Saves Sinners - https://amzn.to/3VT7wN9Holy Living: Jonathan Edwards's 70 Resolutions - https://amzn.to/38fl4vXHold Fast the Faith: A Devotional Commentary on the Westminster Confession - https://amzn.to/3Bco9cIUnknown: The Extraordinary Influence of Ordinary Christians - https://amzn.to/38hiQwg(6) SOCIAL MEDIATwitter - @matt_everhardInstagram - matthew_everhardNOTE - This channel contains affiliate links. Some books and products on this channel have been provided free for the purpose of fair and honest reviews.
Reformation Day Sermon: The Beginning of Revival. Genesis 4:25-26.
Description: In this sermon, we will look at the beginning of revival. "Then men began to call upon the name of the Lord." Here is the first instance of revival in the Bible. It comes at a very dark time, as …
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Description: In this sermon, we will look at the beginning of revival. "Then men began to call upon the name of the Lord." Here is the first instance of revival in the Bible. It comes at a very dark time, as Cain has established his rebellious city. Lamech has perverted the institution of marriage. And yet despite all the darkness, God incites a revival in the time of Seth.
Livestream: Viewer Q&A - Church Worship Services
In this livestream, I will be taking your questions on Church Worship services! We will talk about hymns, liturgy, pryaers, sacraments, children's church, bulletins, and whatever else you want to discuss …
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In this livestream, I will be taking your questions on Church Worship services! We will talk about hymns, liturgy, pryaers, sacraments, children's church, bulletins, and whatever else you want to discuss. Questions will be drawn from Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube posts.
Conference Link: https://www.gospelfellowshippca.org/c...
Essentials of Reformed Systematic Theology: https://heritagebooks.org/
Five Key Moments in the Protestant Reformation
In this video, we are going to look at five key moments in the Protestant Reformation. We will consider:1) Erasmus's Greek New Testament2) Martin Luther posting the 95 Theses3) Zwingli dies in battle4) Calvin's …
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In this video, we are going to look at five key moments in the Protestant Reformation. We will consider:1) Erasmus's Greek New Testament2) Martin Luther posting the 95 Theses3) Zwingli dies in battle4) Calvin's Institutes of the Christian Religion5) The Westminster Assembly.Mentioned in this video:
A) Beeke's Essentials of Reformed Systematic Theology: https://heritagebooks.org/products/essentials-of-reformed-systematic-theology
B) Join our theological conference! https://www.gospelfellowshippca.org/conference
Livestream: Love, Marriage, Relationships, Courting, Dating, Divorce, etc.
Hi Everyone! Join in the conversation today as we do a livechat on the topic of love, marriage, dating, courtship, divorce, forgiveness etc.
Do Pastors NEED DEGREES on their walls?
In this video, I am going to discuss whether or not pastors have to have degrees in order to be ordained. On the one hand, we can argue that there are no educational requirements for pastors in the Bible. On …
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In this video, I am going to discuss whether or not pastors have to have degrees in order to be ordained. On the one hand, we can argue that there are no educational requirements for pastors in the Bible. On the other hand, though, there are so many skills that the pastor must have in order to competently lead his church. Let's dig in to this topic today!
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The Doctrine of Common Grace. Genesis 4:16-22. [Sermon]
The City of Cain | Common Grace, Technology, Music, and the Gifts of God (Genesis 4:16–22)What can we learn from Cain, the first murderer in the Bible, who went on to build a city and father a family? In this …
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The City of Cain | Common Grace, Technology, Music, and the Gifts of God (Genesis 4:16–22)
What can we learn from Cain, the first murderer in the Bible, who went on to build a city and father a family? In this sermon from Genesis 4:16–22, Rev. Dr. Matthew Everhard explores the biblical doctrine of common grace and explains how God's gifts can be used for tremendous good or terrible evil.
Even after Cain was banished from the presence of the Lord, he experienced many earthly blessings: marriage, children, music, technology, and the founding of a city. These gifts remind us that God shows kindness even to those who do not know Him savingly. But common grace is not the same as saving grace, and the blessings of this life should lead us toward the Lord rather than away from Him.
In this message from the Proto-History of the World sermon series, discover how Genesis 4 helps us think biblically about the gifts and technologies that shape human civilization.
IN THIS SERMON:
What is common grace, and how does it differ from saving grace?
Why does God give earthly blessings even to unbelievers?
How can marriage and human sexuality be used for good or evil?
What does the Bible teach us about the power of music?
How can music be used to worship God—or manipulate human emotions?
How can technological advances serve humanity or become instruments of destruction?
What can Cain's city teach us about civilization, community, and corruption?
How should Christians use their time, raise their children, and respond to new technologies such as artificial intelligence?
How can we live our lives wholly for the glory of God?
KEY SCRIPTURES:
Genesis 4:16–22; Matthew 5:45; Psalm 150; Song of Solomon 8:6–7; 1 Samuel 16:23; Daniel 3:4–5; Romans 13.THE BIG IDEA:
Common grace is a gift from God, intended to turn our hearts toward Him. Yet the blessings of creation can be misused for selfishness, idolatry, manipulation, and destruction. Christians must learn to receive God's gifts with gratitude and use them faithfully for His glory.From the printing press to artificial intelligence, from music to marriage, the question is not merely what humanity can accomplish, but whether we will use God's gifts in ways that honor Him.
ABOUT THE SERIES
The Proto-History of the World is an expository sermon series through Genesis 1–11, examining the biblical account of creation, humanity, the Fall, and the earliest history of the world.
ABOUT THE PREACHER
Rev. Dr. Matthew Everhard is the Senior Pastor of Gospel Fellowship PCA in western Pennsylvania, an adjunct professor at Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary, and an author and scholar of Jonathan Edwards. His teaching focuses on biblical theology, Reformed theology, church history, and Christian living.
If this sermon helps you grow in your understanding of Scripture, please like this video, subscribe to the channel, and share it with someone who would benefit from it.
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Livestream! Sermons, Preaching, Manuscripts, Preparation, Notetaking and Other Questions!
In this video, I take plenty of time to go through viewer questions about preaching and sermon preparation. We talk about everything from exegesis to delivery. The viewers had a ton of great questions, so let's …
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In this video, I take plenty of time to go through viewer questions about preaching and sermon preparation. We talk about everything from exegesis to delivery. The viewers had a ton of great questions, so let's go through them!
Preachers Who Don't Actually BELIEVE the Word of God Has Power!
In this video, we are going to consider three kinds of preachers who don't believe in the power of the Word of God. 1) Preachers who feel that stunts and costumes and props somehow enhance Biblical worship. 2) …
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In this video, we are going to consider three kinds of preachers who don't believe in the power of the Word of God. 1) Preachers who feel that stunts and costumes and props somehow enhance Biblical worship. 2) Preachers who actively try to undercut the authority of the Word by doubting it's claims (liberals)3) Preachers who feel that medieval mysticism can enhance or replace the power of the Spirit in the preached Word. JONATHAN EDWARDS STUDY BIBLE:Amazon: https://amzn.to/3Tp1bxp
The Mark of Cain: Justice and Grace -- Genesis 4:10-16. [Sermon].
In this sermon, we look at the continuing saga of Cain's sin. He is judged by God, exiled and cursed from the ground. At the same time, he is also given grace and God provides a unique mark to protect him from …
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In this sermon, we look at the continuing saga of Cain's sin. He is judged by God, exiled and cursed from the ground. At the same time, he is also given grace and God provides a unique mark to protect him from others. We consider the concepts of justice and grace and consider their perfection in the cross of Christ.
How to Pray for 30 Minutes without Getting Distracted
In this video, I will share with you how to pray for 30 minutes without getting distracted. You can do this!
Livestream Q&A: Church Leadership Problems
In this episode, I take live Q&A from viewers on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube about difficulties in church life.
Q&A Street Preaching, Open-Air Evangelism, Witnessing
In this video, I will take your questions from YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram. The topic will be witnessing, specifically street preaching and other forms of public evangelism. I will take as many questions …
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In this video, I will take your questions from YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram. The topic will be witnessing, specifically street preaching and other forms of public evangelism. I will take as many questions as I can reasonably answer in about an hour! Let's discuss how we can get the Word of God out to our cities and neighborhoods!
True and False Worship. Genesis 4:1-5. [Sermon].
What makes worship truly acceptable to God? Is sincerity enough—or does God require us to worship Him according to His truth?In Genesis 4:1–5, Cain and Abel both bring offerings to the Lord, yet God accepts …
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What makes worship truly acceptable to God? Is sincerity enough—or does God require us to worship Him according to His truth?
In Genesis 4:1–5, Cain and Abel both bring offerings to the Lord, yet God accepts Abel’s offering and rejects Cain’s. Why? Their story gives us one of Scripture’s earliest and most important lessons about true and false worship.
In this sermon, we examine the similarities and differences between Cain and Abel’s worship and consider why both the worshiper and the offering matter to God. We also look at Hebrews 11, 1 John 3, and Jude for further insight into Cain’s heart and Abel’s faith.
The sermon then turns to John 4, where Jesus gives the definitive description of true worship: God’s people must worship Him “in spirit and truth.” True worship requires both a sincere heart and worship according to God’s Word. This biblical principle is foundational to the Reformed understanding of worship and what is often called the regulative principle of worship.
Along the way, we consider the Golden Calf, Elijah’s confrontation with the prophets of Baal, and C. S. Lewis’s depiction of worship in The Last Battle.
What happens when we have spirit without truth? Truth without spirit? Neither? And what does it look like to worship the true God with a true heart?
Join us as we explore Genesis 4 and discover what the Bible teaches about Cain and Abel, true worship, false worship, sincerity, Scripture, and worship in spirit and truth.
#Genesis4 #CainAndAbel #TrueWorship #FalseWorship #ChristianWorship #ReformedTheology #SpiritAndTruth #BibleStudy
Open Letter to the PCA
In this video, I write something like an "open letter" to the PCA. Don't get me wrong. The PCA is the greatest denomination in the world. I love it. I am so thankful for it! I am blessed and honored to be a …
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In this video, I write something like an "open letter" to the PCA. Don't get me wrong. The PCA is the greatest denomination in the world. I love it. I am so thankful for it! I am blessed and honored to be a part of the PCA. It is excellent in so many ways! But rather than sprain my arm patting ourselves on the back, I want to point out a number of things that we can certainly do better. Praise God for the PCA!
Evangelism Roadblocks: What to do when someone rejects your attempts to share the gospel.
In this video, I will work through a number of responses that we can give when people offer typical "roadblocks" to evangelism such as:I'm not religious I'm spiritualDon't judge! Don't push religion down …
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In this video, I will work through a number of responses that we can give when people offer typical "roadblocks" to evangelism such as:
I'm not religious I'm spiritual
Don't judge!
Don't push religion down people's throats!
Believe the science, etc.
Banished From the Garden. Genesis 3:22-24. Sermon.
BANISHED FROM THE GARDEN | Genesis 3:22–24What happened when Adam and Eve were expelled from the Garden of Eden? And what does their banishment mean for us today?In Genesis 3:22–24, we come to the sobering …
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BANISHED FROM THE GARDEN | Genesis 3:22–24
What happened when Adam and Eve were expelled from the Garden of Eden? And what does their banishment mean for us today?
In Genesis 3:22–24, we come to the sobering conclusion of the Garden of Eden story. Adam and Eve are driven from Paradise, and cherubim with a flaming sword are placed at the entrance to guard the way to the Tree of Life. The door to Eden appears to be shut forever.
But this passage contains not only bad news—it also points us toward glorious good news.
In this sermon, we examine Genesis 3:22–24 verse by verse and consider:
- Why Adam and Eve were expelled from the Garden
- What it means that Adam had become “like one of us” in knowing good and evil
- Whether “us” refers to the Trinity or the heavenly angelic host
- John Calvin’s fascinating interpretation of God’s “divine irony”
- What might have happened if Adam had eaten from the Tree of Life
- Whether Adam was ultimately lost or saved
- The difference between temporal chastisement and eternal punishment
- Why God’s discipline can actually be an instrument of grace
- The significance of the cherubim and the flaming sword
- How Eden’s imagery points forward to the Tabernacle and Temple
- Psalm 24 and the question, “Who will open the doors?”
- Jesus Christ as the Door and the only way back into Paradise
- How the flaming sword points us toward the cross of Christ
- Adam as the first man and Jesus Christ as the Second Adam
- The relationship between Eden and the New Creation in Revelation 21–22
- Why we must seek to enter while the door is still open
Genesis 3 ends with humanity living “east of Eden.” From this point forward, the biblical story will be filled with murder, violence, sin, suffering, and death. Yet the hope of redemption remains.
The door that Adam could not reopen is ultimately opened by Jesus Christ.
“I am the door. If anyone enters by me, he will be saved.” — John 10:9
Christ is the way back into Paradise. We are banished by our works, but welcomed by grace through faith in Jesus Christ alone.
Come by faith. Come by grace. Come while the door is open.
📖 Scripture: Genesis 3:22–24
🎙️ Preacher: Rev. Dr. Matthew Everhard
⛪ Gospel Fellowship PCA
📅 September 13, 2026#Genesis3 #AdamAndEve #GardenOfEden #JesusChrist #SecondAdam #BibleStudy #ReformedTheology #ExpositoryPreaching #Gospel #Grace #Salvation #Genesis #Christianity
John Calvin's AMAZING Years in Strasbourg
John Calvin’s years in Strasbourg were some of the most important—and often overlooked—years of his life. After being expelled from Geneva in 1538, Calvin spent several years in Strasbourg under the influence …
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John Calvin’s years in Strasbourg were some of the most important—and often overlooked—years of his life. After being expelled from Geneva in 1538, Calvin spent several years in Strasbourg under the influence of the great Reformer Martin Bucer. Far from being a period of failure, these years became a season of remarkable pastoral, theological, and personal growth.In this video, we explore John Calvin in Strasbourg (1538–1541) and examine how this experience shaped the Reformer who would eventually return to Geneva with renewed confidence and a more mature vision for the church.We’ll look at:• Why Calvin was expelled from Geneva• His arrival in Strasbourg and relationship with Martin Bucer• Calvin’s ministry to French-speaking refugees• His pastoral ministry at St. Nicholas Church• Calvin’s preaching and worship practices in Strasbourg• The development of his liturgy and the French Psalter• Calvin’s marriage to Idelette de Bure• The tragic death of their son, Jacques• The dramatic expansion and revision of Calvin’s Institutes of the Christian Religion• Calvin’s important commentary on Romans• How Strasbourg gave Calvin personal peace and renewed productivity• Why Geneva eventually pleaded for Calvin to return• How Calvin’s Strasbourg experience prepared him for his second ministry in GenevaThe Strasbourg years reveal a fascinating side of Calvin: not merely the controversial theologian of Geneva, but a pastor, husband, preacher, writer, and churchman whose experiences in Strasbourg profoundly shaped the remainder of his ministry.If you enjoy John Calvin, Reformation history, Reformed theology, church history, Presbyterianism, and the Protestant Reformation, this video will give you a deeper appreciation for one of the most formative periods in Calvin’s life.KEYWORDS: John Calvin, Calvin in Strasbourg, John Calvin Strasbourg, Calvin 1538 1541, Calvin biography, Calvin Geneva, Martin Bucer, Protestant Reformation, Reformation history, Reformed theology, Calvin Institutes, Institutes of Christian Religion, Calvin Romans commentary, Idelette de Bure, Calvin preaching, Calvin worship, Calvin liturgy, French Reformation, Strasbourg Reformation, Presbyterian history, church history, Reformed church history#JohnCalvin #Calvin #Reformation #ReformedTheology #ChurchHistory #MartinBucer #Strasbourg #ProtestantReformationJONATHAN EDWARDS STUDY BIBLE:Amazon: https://amzn.to/3Tp1bxpChristian Book: https://www.christianbook.com/apps/easyfind?Ntt=jonathan+edwards+study+bible&Ntk=keywords&action=Search&Ne=0&event=ESRCG%7CPSEN&nav_search=1&cms=1&ps_exit=RETURN%7Clegacy&ps_domain=wwwBarnes & Noble: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-jonathan-edwards-study-bible-thomas-nelson/1148750961?ean=9781400339532Target: https://www.target.com/p/the-jonathan-edwards-study-bible-experience-abiding-joy-in-christ-nkjv-hardcover-red-letter-comfort-print-by-thomas-nelson-publishers/-/A-1007250791#lnk=sametabWal-Mart: https://www.walmart.com/ip/The-Jonathan-Edwards-Study-Bible-Experience-Abiding-Joy-in-Christ-Nkjv-Hardcover-Red-Letter-Comfort-Print-Hardcover-9781400339532/18385609435?classType=REGULAR&from=/search
Introduction to the Life and Ministry of Jonathan Edwards
Jonathan Edwards is one of the most important—and fascinating—figures in American Christian history. But who was Jonathan Edwards, really?In this lecture, Rev. Dr. Matthew Everhard explores the life and …
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Jonathan Edwards is one of the most important—and fascinating—figures in American Christian history. But who was Jonathan Edwards, really?
In this lecture, Rev. Dr. Matthew Everhard explores the life and influence of Jonathan Edwards, the great Puritan theologian, pastor, revivalist, missionary, philosopher, and theologian of the eighteenth century.
Edwards lived from 1703–1758 and became one of the central figures of the First Great Awakening. He is perhaps best known for his famous sermon Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God, but his influence extends far beyond revival preaching. Edwards produced profound works on Christian spirituality, revival, philosophy, ethics, theology, missions, and the nature of true religious experience.
Edwards was much more than the preacher of “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God.” He was a polymath whose intellectual and theological influence reached across pastoral ministry, revival, missions, philosophy, ethics, science, and systematic theology.
Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones famously compared Edwards to Mount Everest among the Puritans, highlighting the extraordinary breadth and depth of his intellect and theology.
If you want to understand Jonathan Edwards, the First Great Awakening, Puritan theology, Calvinism, Christian revival, and the history of American Christianity, this lecture provides a comprehensive introduction to his life and enduring influence.
📖 Jonathan Edwards Study Bible
Learn more about Jonathan Edwards and his theology through the Jonathan Edwards Study Bible.
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Covered by Grace. Genesis 3:20-21. Sermon.
Covered by Grace | Genesis 3:20–21 | The Gospel in the Garden of EdenWhat does clothing have to do with the gospel?In Genesis 3:20–21, immediately after Adam and Eve’s fall into sin, we encounter two remarkable …
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Covered by Grace | Genesis 3:20–21 | The Gospel in the Garden of Eden
What does clothing have to do with the gospel?
In Genesis 3:20–21, immediately after Adam and Eve’s fall into sin, we encounter two remarkable signs of God’s grace. Eve is named “the mother of all living,” and God Himself makes garments of skins and clothes Adam and Eve. In the midst of judgment, God displays mercy.
In this sermon, we explore the profound biblical theology of clothing, nakedness, shame, substitution, and righteousness. Adam and Eve tried to cover themselves with fig leaves, but their own efforts could never adequately cover their sin and shame. Instead, God provides a covering—and that covering comes through the death of another.
This points forward to the great doctrine of imputed righteousness: sinners cannot stand before a holy God on the basis of their own righteousness. We need the righteousness of another—the perfect righteousness of Jesus Christ, received by grace through faith.
We will consider:
• Genesis 3:20–21 and the surprising grace of God after the Fall
• Why Adam and Eve needed to be clothed
• The theological significance of the garments of skin
• Penalty substitution and the principle of one dying for another
• The difference between inherent righteousness and imputed righteousness
• Justification by grace through faith alone
• The biblical theme of clothing and nakedness throughout Scripture
• Zechariah 3 and Joshua’s filthy garments
• The wedding garment in Matthew 22
• Why Jesus condemned the religious “clothing” of the Pharisees
• Why our good works cannot cover our sin
• How Christ becomes our perfect covering and righteousnessThe message of Genesis 3:20–21 ultimately points us beyond Adam and Eve to Jesus Christ, the spotless Lamb of God, who died for sinners so that those who trust in Him might be clothed in His righteousness.
We do not need to manufacture our own covering. We need to be covered by grace.
📖 Scripture: Genesis 3:20–21
🎙️ Preacher: Matthew Everhard
📅 September 6, 2026“For he has clothed me with the garments of salvation; he has covered me with the robe of righteousness.” — Isaiah 61:10
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God CAN SAVE Your Marriage! If you are struggling, don't give up.
If Your Marriage is Struggling... Don't Give Up! God can still save this! In this conversation, we will talk about why marriages are struggling so badly. The patterns we've seen, and how destructive it can be …
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If Your Marriage is Struggling... Don't Give Up! God can still save this!
In this conversation, we will talk about why marriages are struggling so badly. The patterns we've seen, and how destructive it can be. We also share some of her personal experiences.
But we also talk about the HOPE of God's marvelous gift of marriage and wh why you have every reason to have Hope… And what you can do if you find yourself stuck.
Check out the work of Turnaround Marriage here: www.turnaroundmarriage.com/everhard/
We hope you come away encouraged, aware of the battle we face as Christians, and hopeful about what's possible with God.
NOTES
Scott is the co-founder of Turnaround Marriage LLC, a Christian marriage coaching company committed to helping married Christians go from conflict to closeness quickly.
Our mission is to strengthen the Kingdom of God by coming alongside married Christians to restore trust, resolve conflict, rebuild connection, and reignite intimacy in their covenant marriage.
To watch our free masterclass, “The 5 Simple Shifts Christians Make to Completely Turn Their Marriage Around Quickly, Recover Connection, Fall Back in Love Again” www.turnaroundmarriage.com/everhard/
To book a breakthrough call to explore Christian marriage coaching with
Turnaround Marriage (application required): https://turnaroundmarriage.com/call/
Five Denominations I Trust: And a Few that I Don't
In this video, I will go over several Christian denominations that I trust and a few that I don't. Since I am a Reformed pastor, I will focus primarily on denominations in my own tradition, including …
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In this video, I will go over several Christian denominations that I trust and a few that I don't. Since I am a Reformed pastor, I will focus primarily on denominations in my own tradition, including Presbyterian, Reformed, and Baptist churches. I will also share some concerns with each one, showing their Achilles' Heel, as well as their Secret Sauce! Then I will turn my aim against a couple of denominations that I don't really trust very much. Even here, though, I will try to say a couple nice things!
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David's Mighty Men: Bible Study on 2 Samuel 23:8-39
David’s Mighty Men: Courage, Loyalty, and Faithfulness | 2 Samuel 23Who were David’s Mighty Men? In 2 Samuel 23:8–39 and 1 Chronicles 11:11–47, we meet some of the most remarkable warriors in the Old …
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David’s Mighty Men: Courage, Loyalty, and Faithfulness | 2 Samuel 23
Who were David’s Mighty Men? In 2 Samuel 23:8–39 and 1 Chronicles 11:11–47, we meet some of the most remarkable warriors in the Old Testament—including Josheb-basshebeth, Eleazar, Shammah, Abishai, and Benaiah.
These men demonstrated extraordinary courage, loyalty, resolve, and perseverance as they fought alongside King David. But their stories point to something even greater: the sovereignty and power of God who gives the victory.
In this Bible study, we examine the remarkable exploits of David’s Mighty Men and consider what their example teaches us about serving the Lord today.
Among the questions we explore:
• Who were David’s Mighty Men?
• Who were the famous Three, and who were the Thirty?
• What did Josheb-basshebeth accomplish with his spear?
• How did Eleazar stand against the Philistines when others fled?
• What did Shammah defend?
• Who were the three men who risked their lives to bring David water from Bethlehem?
• Why did David pour the water out instead of drinking it?
• Who was Abishai?
• Why was Benaiah so remarkable?
• What can David’s Mighty Men teach us about courage, resolve, and perseverance?
• How does this passage point us ultimately to Jesus Christ?The Mighty Men were willing to tackle great challenges, refuse excuses, persevere through difficulty, and risk everything for something greater than themselves. Yet Scripture repeatedly reminds us that God is the One who brings the victory.
As Matthew Henry observed, however great the bravery of the instruments may be, the praise for the achievement belongs to God.
Most importantly, the Mighty Men point us beyond themselves to Christ—the perfectly courageous King who loved His people, obeyed His Father, endured suffering, and gave Himself for the sake of His Kingdom.
Be among the Lord’s Mighty Men.
📖 Scripture: 2 Samuel 23:8–39; 1 Chronicles 11:11–47; Hebrews 11:32–38
#David #DavidsMightyMen #BibleStudy #2Samuel #OldTestament #Christianity #BiblicalCourage #Benaiah #Eleazar #Shammah #Josheb #ReformedTheology #BibleTeaching #ChristianMen #Courage #Faithfulness
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Proto-Gospel: The First Prophecy of Christ. Genesis 3:14-16. [Sermon].
What is the first prophecy of Jesus Christ in the Bible? In Genesis 3:14–16, immediately after the Fall, God announces both judgment and the first Gospel promise—the protoevangelium (proto-Gospel).In this …
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What is the first prophecy of Jesus Christ in the Bible? In Genesis 3:14–16, immediately after the Fall, God announces both judgment and the first Gospel promise—the protoevangelium (proto-Gospel).
In this sermon, we explore the judgment of the serpent and the woman, the promise of the coming Messiah, and the dramatic prophecy that the serpent would bruise the Messiah’s heel while the Messiah would crush the serpent’s head. Genesis 3:15 points forward to Christ’s suffering, death, resurrection, and ultimate victory over Satan.
We also consider the biblical meaning of the curse on the serpent, the consequences of sin, humility versus humiliation, the difficulties introduced into marriage by the Fall, and the remarkable mercy of God even in the midst of judgment. Most importantly, we see how Jesus Christ—the true Messiah and invincible Warrior—fulfills the promise of Genesis 3.
In this sermon:
• Genesis 3:14–16 explained
• The Proto-Gospel / Protoevangelium
• The serpent and the curse of sin
• “He shall bruise your head, and you shall bruise his heel”
• Satan’s attack against Christ
• Christ’s death and resurrection
• The promise of the Messiah born of a woman
• Genesis 3:16 and marriage after the Fall
• Humility, repentance, and the consequences of sin
• The connection between Achilles’ heel and Christ’s victoryGenesis 3 is a chapter of judgment—but it is also a chapter of extraordinary Gospel hope. The serpent strikes the heel, but Christ crushes the head.
Scripture: Genesis 3:14–16
Theme: The Proto-Gospel — The First Prophecy of Jesus Christ#Genesis3 #JesusChrist #ProtoGospel #Protoevangelium #Genesis #Bible #Gospel #Jesus #Satan #Christianity #ReformedTheology #BiblicalPreaching #Sermon
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