Christ the Redeemer Church of Pine Bluff

Christ the Redeemer Church of Pine Bluff We exist to glorify God through upholding & proclaiming his Word to all people from the neighborhoods of Pine Bluff to the neighborhoods of the world.

09/13/2026

Title: Do Not Fear, Labors
Speaker: Creston Thomas
Series: Matthew
Date: September 13, 2026
Bible: Matthew 10:26-33

This sermon exhorts believers to reject fear and anxiety while serving as laborers for the gospel, drawing primarily from Matthew chapter 10. The preacher emphasizes that God's sovereign care extends even to insignificant details like sparrows, proving that His followers are infinitely more valuable to Him. It warns that following Christ inevitably brings persecution and social loss, yet these trials reveal the authenticity of one's faith. Believers are urged to confidently confess Jesus before others, knowing that He will affirm them before the Father in heaven. Ultimately, the message encourages proactive preparation through Scripture to remain steadfast and unashamed amidst a hostile world. www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/913261818392273

09/13/2026

Title: Fear the Lord (Servile and Filial)
Speaker: Creston Thomas
Series: Psalm 119
Date: September 13, 2026
Bible: Psalm 119:79

The sermon distinguishes between two types of fear regarding God: servile fear, which is a terror of punishment, and filial fear, which is a reverent awe rooted in love and respect for God as a Father. Using Psalm 119:79 as the primary text, the message argues that believers possess a new nature characterized by this filial reverence rather than dread. This transformed perspective arises from being born again through faith in Christ, who removes the penalty of sin and invites intimacy with the Father. The preacher encourages the audience to approach God with honor and adoration, recognizing His majesty while resting in the security of His grace. Ultimately, true faith is demonstrated by turning to God's testimony with a heart that desires to please Him out of love rather than fear of judgment. www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/91326195718183

09/06/2026

Title: Laborers Count it Worthy to Suffer For Christ
Speaker: Creston Thomas
Series: Matthew
Date: September 6, 2026
Bible: Matthew 10:16-25

The sermon explores the reality of persecution as an inevitable part of the Christian life, drawing primarily from Matthew chapter 10. It emphasizes that believers must possess a transformed heart and actively seek the lost, mirroring Jesus' mission to find His sheep among wolves. The preacher instructs followers to remain wise and harmless when facing opposition, trusting in the Holy Spirit for guidance rather than anxiety. Furthermore, it reframes suffering not as a negative burden but as a privilege that allows believers to share in Christ's own experiences and ultimately be glorified with Him. The message concludes with an urgent call to prioritize loyalty to Christ over worldly acceptance, assuring that endurance leads to salvation. www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/96261823284775

09/06/2026

Title: Talk About His Precepts
Speaker: Creston Thomas
Series: Psalm 119
Date: September 6, 2026
Bible: Psalm 119:78

The sermon explores Psalm 119:78, urging believers to trust God's vindication when facing false accusations and persecution from the proud. By analyzing the Hebrew word for 'let' as a humble plea rather than a command, the text emphasizes that it is appropriate to ask God to shame those who oppose His truth. The preacher illustrates this through Joseph's experience in Genesis, showing how he refrained from defending himself against Potiphar's wife and instead relied on God's timing. Believers are encouraged to meditate on God's precepts and silence their own defenses, allowing Scripture to speak for them. Ultimately, the message affirms that God faithfully honors His word and vindicates those who remain faithful amidst trials. www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/96261957428128

08/30/2026

Title: God's Tender Mercies
Speaker: Creston Thomas
Series: Psalm 119
Date: August 30, 2026
Bible: Psalm 119:77

The sermon explores the profound importance of God's word and His tender mercies, drawing primarily from Psalm 119. It emphasizes that believers must actively seek divine mercy to gain good judgment and endure suffering with trust in God's unchanging nature. The preacher argues that delighting in Scripture is essential for recognizing God's compassion in daily life and overcoming struggles like anxiety and depression. Furthermore, the message highlights the necessity of Christian community, urging believers to encourage one another rather than relying on individual strength or worldly idols. Ultimately, the central call is to remember past mercies, engage with the Bible regularly, and live in grateful dependence on God's grace. www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/830261921524452

08/30/2026

Title: Laborers Radical Obedience to Christ
Speaker: Creston Thomas
Series: Matthew
Date: August 30, 2026
Bible: Matthew 10:5-15

This sermon examines Matthew 10:5-15, emphasizing the importance of interpreting Scripture within its proper historical and literary context to understand Jesus' instructions to the twelve apostles. The preacher explains that Jesus initially directed the mission solely to the lost sheep of Israel to fulfill covenant promises before the gospel expanded to the Gentiles. Key themes include the urgency of preaching the kingdom of heaven, relying on divine provision rather than material wealth, and distinguishing between those who genuinely receive the message and those who reject it. The text highlights that true discipleship requires a transformed heart and dependence on God, while warning against forcing the gospel upon those who are unwilling to listen. Ultimately, the passage calls believers to faithfully share the good news with their families and communities, trusting God to provide for their needs through the hospitality of receptive listeners. www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/830261741454261

08/23/2026

Title: Steadfast Love
Speaker: Creston Thomas
Series: Psalm 119
Date: August 23, 2026
Bible: Psalm 119:76

The sermon explores the concept of true comfort by analyzing Psalm 119:76, contrasting fleeting worldly distractions with God's unchanging nature. The preacher defines Hebrew 'chesed' as steadfast covenant love that remains firmly fixed unlike temporary satisfactions such as money or leisure. By examining biblical examples like Joseph and Hezekiah, the text illustrates how God's merciful kindness has historically sustained His people through hardship. The message urges listeners to abandon false comforts and instead plead for divine mercy through consistent engagement with Scripture. Ultimately, finding lasting satisfaction requires placing complete hope in Jesus and His enduring covenant love. www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/823262016445323

08/23/2026

Title: Twelve Laborers for the Harvest
Speaker: Creston Thomas
Series: Matthew
Date: August 23, 2026
Bible: Matthew 10:1-4

The sermon explores the nature of true discipleship by analyzing Matthew 10:1-4, emphasizing that genuine faith requires a transformed heart rather than mere external compliance or tradition. It distinguishes between a general call to service and a salvational call, using Judas Iscariot as an example of someone who performed miracles yet remained unsaved due to his unrepentant heart. True laborers for the harvest are characterized by receiving authority from Jesus, demonstrating compassion for the broken, and imitating Christ in their daily conduct. The message urges believers to examine their motives, ensuring they serve out of a new heart motivated by love for God rather than a desire for human approval or material gain. Ultimately, the preacher calls the audience to respond to the gospel with urgency, highlighting that salvation is found only in Jesus and requires immediate repentance and faith. www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/82326180388099

08/16/2026

Title: Knowing, Believing and Trusting (Notitia, Assensus and Fiducia)
Speaker: Creston Thomas
Series: Psalm 119
Date: August 16, 2026
Bible: Psalm 119:75

The sermon examines Psalm 119:75 to define true saving faith through the theological concepts of knowing, believing, and trusting. Drawing from the Protestant Reformation, it distinguishes mere intellectual assent from genuine reliance on God's word during times of affliction. The preacher argues that while demons may know and believe in God, only believers who trust Him demonstrate living faith. By referencing Hebrews 11, the message emphasizes that authentic faith requires personal trust in God even when circumstances are difficult or unseen. The conclusion challenges listeners to move beyond easy believism and cultivate a deep, trusting relationship with the Lord. www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/816262023483354

08/16/2026

Title: The Harvest and Laborers Come From the Lord
Speaker: Creston Thomas
Series: Matthew
Date: August 16, 2026
Bible: Matthew 9:35-38

The sermon examines Matthew 9:35-38 to reveal that God sovereignly prepares both the harvest of believers and the laborers who will gather them. By analyzing Jesus' ministry of healing and teaching, the text highlights a remnant of people whose hearts are broken and ready for redemption. The preacher argues that evangelism is not dependent on human intellect but on divine initiative, as God moves with compassion to draw souls to Himself. Believers are called to be laborers who disciple others and live lives that point to Jesus, relying entirely on earnest prayer to fulfill this mission. Ultimately, the message urges listeners to abandon comfort and selfishness to actively participate in God's global work of salvation. www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/816261819145015

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