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Christ Church (Moscow, ID)

Welcome to the new podcast feed for Christ Church (Moscow, ID). Here you can find sermon and conference messages from Douglas Wilson, Toby Sumpter, and other men. Visit https://christkirk.com and download our app (https://bit.ly/christkirkapp) for more resources and information.

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Biblical Child Discipline in an Age of Therapeutic...

Christ Church (Moscow, ID) ·

2024/04/07

Over the years I have preached on marriage, and family, and child-rearing any number of times. Seeing that I am about to do it again, I need to begin by noting the way this series will overlap with the others, but also to point out a significant way that it will differ. Some of the basic principles remain constant, of course, and to refresh your thinking concerning those principles, there are a number of our books available, and recordings of previous series. But this series of messages is going to

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44:10

The Resurrection of the World

Christ Church (Moscow, ID) ·

2024/03/31

Two thousand years ago, a man who had been wickedly betrayed by the religious authorities, murderously crucified by the Roman civil authorities, did the unthinkable by rising from the dead. This was God’s plan from the beginning, and the Lord Jesus knew that this was the plan.“Therefore doth my Father love me, because I lay down my life, that I might take it again. No man taketh it from me, but I lay it down of myself. I have power to lay it down, and I have power to take it again. This commandment

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31:18

The Body of Jesus

Christ Church (Moscow, ID) ·

2024/03/31

The Text: Matthew 27:52-28:15 KJV

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45:25

A Postmillenial Primer #2 (Survey of Isaiah #21)

Christ Church (Moscow, ID) ·

2024/03/24

The Text: Isaiah 11 KJV

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39:24

Stand Still and See His Salvation (Palm Sunday 2024)

Christ Church (Moscow, ID) ·

2024/03/24

One of the things that happened in the medieval period was that the church calendar began to get cluttered up with numerous saints’ days and celebrations, like so many barnacles on the ark that was the church. There were many blessings that resulted from the great Reformation, and one of them was that the number of Christian holidays was pared down to what came to be known as the “five evangelical feast days.” All of them were geared to the life of Christ—Christmas, Good Friday, Easter, Ascension,

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38:29

Psalm 150: Crescendo and Conclusion

Christ Church (Moscow, ID) ·

2024/03/17

This is a short psalm, but it is densely packed with hallelujahs. There are twelve of them here, and one hallelu-el. Together they praise Jah, the covenant God of Israel—Yahweh or Jehovah, and El, the great God Almighty. The longest stretch of words here between any two hallelujahs is four words, with all the rest of the bridges being two words. This conclusion to the Psalter is a great crescendo of praise.

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37:24

A Postmillenial Primer (Survey of Isaiah #20)

Christ Church (Moscow, ID) ·

2024/03/17

The Text: Isaiah 11

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42:23

The Return of the Remnant (Survey of Isaiah #19)

Christ Church (Moscow, ID) ·

2024/03/10

The Text: Isaiah 10:20-34

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35:43

Psalm 149: Songs of Triumph

Christ Church (Moscow, ID) ·

2024/03/10

In Scripture, praise and true authority always go hand in hand. This is because it is faith that overcomes the world (1 John 5:4), and praise always overflows from the confidence of true faith. Evangelical faith sings at the dinner table, sings behind the wheel, sings at the workbench, sings while going to war, and sings in the assembly of the saints. You are the choir militant, and you have been given a new song indeed. Who is given that new song but the elect of God, the 144,000 (Rev. 14:3)?

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47:24

Reformed Politics (What is "Reformed" Anyway? #6)

Christ Church (Moscow, ID) ·

2024/03/10

One of the marks of the Reformed faith was a great political reformation. This is why it is sometimes called the “Magisterial Reformation.” The Pope and Roman church had slowly claimed political power, but the Reformers insisted that Scripture clearly taught that all power was given to Jesus Christ and therefore, directly and delegated to magistrates, pastors, and parents for particular tasks by Him.

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Instruments in Yahweh's Hands (Survey of Isaiah #18)

Christ Church (Moscow, ID) ·

2024/03/03

The Text: Isaiah 10:1–19 KJV

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31:25

The Lord Sets the Ambush

Christ Church (Moscow, ID) ·

2024/03/03

One of my favorite lines that I’ve heard from a parishioner came from a sweet, faithful lady who had followed the Lord for many years. When she would recount to me something that wasn’t quite as it ought to be, something troubling that needed sorting out, she would add, “Now, Pastor, I am not the fourth member of the Trinity.” That is a good thing for us to remember for the Lord resists the proud but gives grace to the humble (James 4:6). Our passage reminds us of these things.

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46:06

Reformational Family (What is "Reformed" Anyway? #5)

Christ Church (Moscow, ID) ·

2024/03/03

We live in a world that says you can be anything you want, anything at all – the more bizarre and perverse the better, just don’t be an ordinary, faithful man who marries an ordinary faithful woman, and have a pile of happy, ordinary kids and love and serve the Lord together. Anything but that. And the mischievous Tom Sawyer inside you should grin and say, “Well, now I’m going to normal even harder.”A significant part of the Protestant Reformation was a recovering of the Bible’s teaching concerning

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46:30

A Woman in Timnah (Judges #14)

Christ Church (Moscow, ID) ·

2024/03/03

The Text: Judges 14 NKJV

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49:45

Sickness in the Head (Survey of Isaiah #17)

Christ Church (Moscow, ID) ·

2024/02/25

The Text: Isaiah 9:8-21

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39:40

Psalm 148: Praise That Plunges

Christ Church (Moscow, ID) ·

2024/02/25

This is a psalm of praise in action. It begins in the highest heaven, and descends to the deeps, and invites everyone and everything in between to join in with this chorus of praise. Moreover, this wonderful psalm concludes with a promise that is attached to all heartfelt praise. God is exalted in a particular kind of praise, and He makes sure to exalt that kind of praise in turn. There is a reciprocity in praise that will usher in tremendous blessings when we come to understand it.

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40:51

Samson (Judges #13)

Christ Church (Moscow, ID) ·

2024/02/25

The Text: Judges 13

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37:59

Psalm 147: God of the High and Low

Christ Church (Moscow, ID) ·

2024/02/18

On the one hand, we know that God is far above us, higher than the highest heaven. But we must also confess that He is beneath our feet, supporting us in every possible way. He is the God of the macrocosm, but He is also an infinitely skilled miniaturist, folding enormous libraries of information into trillions of cells—and that is just in one body. He is the God of general, natural revelation, and He is the God who reveals Himself in the propositions of human language.

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50:40

Reformed Worship (What is “Reformed” Anyway? #4)

Christ Church (Moscow, ID) ·

2024/02/18

The 16th Century Reformation was a reformation of worship. Worship is at the center of human life, and therefore, we believe it is the most important thing we do as Christians. How we think about worship and offer our worship flows into all of life.In the beginning, God placed Adam in the Garden Sanctuary where Adam had direct communion with God, and from that Garden a river flowed out to the four corners of the world. In Ezekiel’s vision, a river flows out from under the altar growing deeper until

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33:03

Christian Conversation

Christ Church (Moscow, ID) ·

2024/02/18

As human beings there are many things that differentiate us from the animals. First and foremost, we are made in the image of god. Our penchant for creativity and our desire to invent is derived from this. We make things, design things, prototype things, tweak, bend, and reassess. And we end up with something on our work bench or computer screen or cast iron skillet that didn’t exist the day before. We have flesh like the animals, but we also have a soul. We have been given a conscience, and an

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