Living Stone Presbyterian Church of Wichita Falls

Living Stone Presbyterian Church of Wichita Falls We are currently meeting for worship at the Arc of Wichita County.

Living Stone Orthodox Presbyterian Church seeks to establish and nurture Christ exalting, reformed Worship, Study, and Fellowship within the community & vicinity of Wichita Falls, Texas.

08/04/2026

Title: The End of Opposition
Speaker: Todd Dole
Date: July 26, 2026

This sermon analyzes the second half of Daniel chapter 11, distinguishing between the historical figure Antiochus Epiphanes and a future eschatological antagonist known as the Antichrist. The preacher explains how Antiochus serves as a type or foreshadowing of the final man of lawlessness who will oppose Christ and deceive the church. Key themes include the spiritual nature of the temple, the infiltration of false teaching within the visible church, and the expectation of persecution for believers. The message emphasizes that while evil forces rise against God's people, their power is limited and ultimately defeated by the return of Jesus Christ. Believers are encouraged to remain faithful, recognizing that suffering purifies rather than defiles the body of Christ. www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/8226140101609

07/23/2026

Title: The God of Church Plants
Speaker: Jaron Judd
Date: July 19, 2026
Bible: Galatians 6:9

The sermon encourages believers engaged in church planting to persevere through exhaustion by trusting in God's sovereignty over the timing of spiritual harvests. Drawing on Galatians 6:9, it reframes weariness not as a sign of failure but as evidence of faithful labor in hard soil, mirroring the historical patterns of biblical figures and the sufficiency of Christ's work. The message asserts that the slowness and resistance encountered in ministry are intentional design features that highlight God's power rather than human inadequacy. By illustrating the concept of due season through natural cycles and the cross, it assures listeners that the outcome is secured by God regardless of immediate visible results. Ultimately, the congregation is called to remain steadfast in their duties, finding comfort in the certainty that they will reap if they do not lose heart. www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/720261546363676

07/22/2026

Title: I Will Show You the Truth
Speaker: Todd Dole
Date: July 12, 2026
Bible: Daniel 11:1-20

This sermon examines Daniel 11 as a precise prophetic account that validates the reliability of God's word through detailed historical predictions. The preacher highlights how specific events regarding Persian and Greek empires occurred exactly as foretold, demonstrating that God is the sovereign author of history. These historical developments are shown to have prepared the world for the coming of Jesus Christ by establishing cultural and political contexts. The message encourages believers to trust in God's promises even amid persecution, knowing that Christ's victory is certain. Ultimately, the passage serves as a testament to God's control over human affairs and His faithfulness to redeem His people. www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/720261446114624

07/21/2026

Title: Marks of Growth in Grace
Speaker: Dr. Isaac Butterworth
Date: June 28, 2026
Bible: Philippians 4:10-23

This sermon examines Philippians 4 to identify four distinct marks of spiritual growth in grace. The preacher argues that genuine faith manifests as concern for others, contentment in all circumstances, confidence in God's provision, and connection with the global body of believers. By analyzing Paul's imprisonment and the Philippian church's support, the message highlights how selfless love and reliance on Christ empower believers to thrive regardless of their situation. The tone is pastoral and instructional, urging listeners to self-examine these areas and seek divine help for continued spiritual maturity. www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/762622894869

07/20/2026

Title: The King and His Kingdom
Speaker: Greg Stiner
Date: July 5, 2026
Bible: Acts 28:30-31

The sermon explores the identity of Jesus Christ as the King of Glory and the nature of His eternal kingdom through an examination of Acts 1 and Acts 28. It emphasizes three key duties for believers: identifying the King, understanding His divine government revealed in Scripture, and learning to live faithfully within His reign. The preacher contrasts earthly political structures with the spiritual reality of God's rule, warning against confusing the kingdom with human ideologies or movements. A central theme is that entering this kingdom requires regeneration by the Holy Spirit and results in a life marked by obedience and endurance through suffering. Ultimately, the message calls the congregation to worship Christ daily and actively participate in the advancing gospel despite worldly opposition. www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/71226131923235

07/13/2026

Title: A Message Sent from God
Speaker: Todd Dole
Date: June 21, 2026
Bible: Daniel 10

This sermon explores Daniel chapter 10 to reveal the hidden reality of spiritual warfare occurring behind physical history. The preacher explains that while angels battle demonic forces, God remains sovereign and uses these conflicts to fulfill His redemptive purposes. Key theological themes include the hierarchy of angelic beings, the delay of divine intervention for specific timing, and the ultimate victory of Christ over all powers of darkness. Drawing parallels with Ephesians 6, the message emphasizes that believers are equipped with God's armor rather than their own strength to stand firm against evil. The central intent is to comfort the audience by assuring them that Christ has already won the decisive battle, removing fear and encouraging steadfast faith. www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/74261537504083

06/20/2026

Title: Surely
Speaker: Jaron Judd
Date: June 14, 2026
Bible: Isaiah 52:13-53:12

The sermon centers on Isaiah 52:13–53:12, revealing Jesus Christ as the suffering Servant whose marred visage and silent endurance embody the true nature of God’s power and salvation. Though exalted and glorified, His form was so disfigured that people turned away in astonishment, reflecting humanity’s instinct to hide from suffering and divine truth. The passage confronts the universal tendency to misread Christ’s suffering as punishment rather than substitution, emphasizing that He bore our griefs, carried our sorrows, and took upon Himself the iniquity of all, not for His own sins but ours. Through the lens of divine purpose, the sermon affirms that God’s pleasure in bruising His Son was not cruelty but the ultimate expression of holy love, securing redemption through the Servant’s silence, sacrifice, and resurrection. The climax is Christ’s satisfaction in the travail of His soul, His intercession for transgressors, and His exaltation—proving that salvation is not earned but received by faith in the one who was despised, rejected, and yet glorified for the sake of sinners. www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/615262242166101

06/20/2026

Title: The One Thing
Speaker: Jaron Judd
Date: June 14, 2026
Bible: Psalm 27

Psalm 27 is a profound meditation on the enduring reality of God’s presence amid fear, absence, and suffering, revealing that true faith is not the absence of doubt but the persistent turning toward Christ in the midst of it. The psalmist declares the Lord as his light and salvation, not in moments of triumph but in the dark valleys of life, where fear, abandonment, and silence are real, yet faith persists through the command to seek God’s face. Central to this journey is the 'one thing'—to dwell in God’s presence, to behold His beauty, especially in the marred face of Christ, which embodies divine glory in suffering, and to orient every desire around this singular, life-giving focus. The psalm moves from declaration to petition, from confidence to cry, showing that faith is not a static state but a dynamic, grace-sustained posture of waiting, seeking, and trusting in God’s unfailing love, even when His face feels hidden. Ultimately, the psalm affirms that God’s love is not conditional on our performance but was eternally established in Christ’s sacrifice, and it is this love that strengthens the heart, sustains the soul, and guarantees that the one thing—Christ—will be seen in the land of the living, now and forever. www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/615262244531883

06/19/2026

Title: Who You Really Are
Speaker: Dr. Isaac Butterworth
Date: June 7, 2026
Bible: 1 Peter 2:4-10

The sermon centers on the transformative identity of believers in Christ, drawn from 1 Peter 2:4–10, where followers are described as 'living stones' built upon Jesus, the rejected yet chosen cornerstone, forming a spiritual house and royal priesthood. It emphasizes a radical shift in spiritual gravity—from self-centeredness to Christ-centeredness—illustrated through the metaphor of centrifugal force, where true stability comes not from self-assertion but from being absorbed in Christ. This new identity as a chosen race, royal priesthood, and holy nation is not for personal gain but to proclaim God’s excellencies and glorify Him in all aspects of life, fulfilling the purpose of humanity as intended in creation. The message calls for a recalibration of life’s priorities, where every action, from work to relationships, becomes an act of worship, reflecting the cruciform shape of Christ’s self-giving love. Ultimately, the sermon invites believers to embrace a life of surrender, where the aim is not self-fulfillment but the eternal glory of God. www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/615262236336846

06/19/2026

Title: All In
Speaker: Dr. Isaac Butterworth
Date: June 7, 2026
Bible: 1 Peter 1:13-2:3

The sermon centers on the transformative power of God's grace as the foundation for holy living, rooted in the believer's identity in Christ rather than self-effort. Drawing from 1 Peter, it emphasizes that while the law exposes sin and calls for holiness, it cannot produce it; instead, true cleansing comes through the gospel’s application—Christ’s atoning sacrifice and the living Word of God that regenerates the heart. The preacher uses the metaphor of a sweeping compound to illustrate how grace, not human striving, removes the dust of sin, with Christ’s blood as the price of redemption and His Word as the instrument of spiritual rebirth. The message calls believers to anchor their hope not in personal performance but in the finished work of Christ, resulting in genuine holiness, sincere love, and a life shaped by faith and gratitude. Ultimately, the sermon affirms that only when eyes are fixed on Jesus—our great Savior—can we be freed from the futility of self-reliance and live in the reality of His grace. www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/615262232277651

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Wichita Falls, TX
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