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Rev. Henry Brown
10/18/26
Text: Romans 1:18-32

What happens when we ignore the truth God has made plain to us?

From the reality of God’s holy wrath to the trap of idolatry and ingratitude, this message exposes how suppressing the truth darkens the human heart—and why our desperate need for God's grace begins right here.

Key Takeaways:
I. The Revelation of God’s Wrath (vv. 18–20): Understanding God’s righteous response to sin, how humanity suppresses truth, and how creation clearly displays God’s eternal power so that no one is without excuse (Psalm 19:1, John 3:19).

II. The Rejection of God’s Glory (vv. 21–23): The dangerous downward spiral that starts with unthankfulness and refusing to honor God, leading to futile thinking, darkened hearts, and swapping the glory of God for modern idols (James 1:17).

Discussion Question:
In what ways do you see creation proclaiming God's glory in your daily life? Let us know in the comments below!

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10-18-26 - When Man Rejects God: The Consequences of a Darkened Heart

Rev. Henry Brown
10/11/2026
Text: Romans 1:1-17

What is the Gospel, and why does it have the power to transform every area of your life?

In this powerful sermon on Romans 1:1–17 titled "The Gospel of God," we dive deep into the opening chapter of Paul’s masterwork. Discover how understanding your identity in Christ, the promise of God’s Son, and the unfailing power of the resurrection can revolutionize your faith and commission you for a greater purpose.

If you’ve ever wrestled with feeling inadequate in your calling, timid about sharing your faith, or hungry for a deeper revelation of God’s righteousness, this message is for you!

What You’ll Learn in This Sermon:
The Servant of the Gospel (v. 1): How Paul recognized who he served, his divine calling, and his kingdom mission—and how you can discover yours.

The Subject of the Gospel (vv. 2–4): Why the Gospel isn't a new idea, but the fulfillment of ancient prophecy centered entirely on Jesus Christ and validated by the resurrection!

The Responsibility of the Gospel (vv. 5–12): How grace leads us to the "obedience of faith," calling us to love all nations and cultivate genuine spiritual fellowship.

The Power of the Gospel (vv. 16–17): Why we never need to be ashamed of the Gospel—because it is the very power of God unto salvation and the revelation that the just shall live by faith.

10-11-26 - The Gospel of God

Rev. Henry Brown
10/04/2026

Acts 28:17–31

Even in chains, Paul refused to be silent. In this powerful passage, we see a man confined by Rome yet completely free in Christ — boldly preaching, teaching, and persuading all who would listen. His circumstances were restricted, but the gospel was not.

In this sermon, we walk through Acts 28:17–31 and discover ten rich truths about Paul’s ministry in captivity:

Paul takes the initiative to reach his own people, appealing to them as “men and brethren.”

His chains were not the result of guilt — suffering does not always mean divine displeasure.

He understands the purpose of his imprisonment and uses it as an opportunity to speak of the hope of Israel.

The Jewish leaders want to hear his message, giving Paul a platform to explain the gospel.

Paul opens the Scriptures, expounding from Moses and the Prophets and pointing them to Jesus.

The same message produces different responses — some believe, and some refuse.

The real problem is deeper than hearing — it is a heart that has grown dull.

God’s purpose continues to the Gentiles, who will hear the message.

Paul remains faithful, welcoming all who come to him during his two years in Rome.

He preaches with confidence, unhindered, proclaiming the kingdom of God and the Lord Jesus Christ.

This passage reminds us that no chain, no opposition, and no human resistance can stop the gospel of Jesus Christ. When you have an opportunity, open the Scriptures. When people respond differently, remain faithful. Do not let another person’s reaction determine your obedience. And when opposition comes, stand confident in the truth.

10-04-26 - The Gospel Cannot be Bound

Rev. Henry Brown

Text: Acts 28:11-16

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