Covenant of Grace OPC Oxnard Podcast

Luke 11:14-26: ”The Stronger King”

Luke11:1-13: ”Daily Opportunities With You Heavenly Father”

Luke 11:1-4: ”When you Pray”

What is it to pray in the name of Christ?

To pray in the name of Christ is, in obedience to His command, and in confidence on His promises, to ask mercy for His sake; not by bare mentioning of His name, but by drawing our encouragement to pray, and our boldness, strength, and hope of acceptance in prayer, from Christ and His mediation.                               Westminster Larger Catechism #180

John 20:1-18: ”He Must Rise from the Dead”

Christ is Risen! He is risen indeed!

Romans 8:26-27 ”Your Prayer Partner

This morning the Reverend Arie van Eyk brings the ministry of the Word. Rev. van Eyk is the Pastor of Providence Presbyterian Church in Greensboro, NC

Romans 12:1-8: ”Further Demonstrations of Devotion”

Luke 10:38-42: ”Devotion Amidst Distractions”

Luke 10:25-37: ”The True Neighbor”

Growing by the Word of God

The greatest single secret of spiritual development lies in the personal, humble, believing, obedient response to the Word of God. It is as God speaks to us through His Word that His warnings can bring us to conviction of sin, His promises to assurance of forgiveness and His commands to amendment of life. We live and grow by the Word.

                                                                           John Stott

Luke 10:17-24: ”The Source of True Joy”

Remember, therefore, it is not your hold of Christ that saves you - it is Christ; it is not your joy in Christ that saves you - it is Christ; it is not even your faith in Christ, though that be the instrument - it is Christ's blood and merits; therefore, look not so much to your hand with which you are grasping Christ, as to Christ; look not to your hope, but to Jesus, the source of your hope; look not to your faith, but to Jesus, the author and finisher of your faith. We shall never find happiness by looking at our prayers, our doings, or our feelings; it is what Jesus is, not what we are, that gives rest to the soul.                               Charles Spurgeon

Luke 10: 1-16: ”The Lord of the Harvest”