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God was angered by the Israelites who had polluted their temple presentations and practices, and refused to plead with God for mercy, as we see in Malachi 1:6-14.

What is required in the covenant of grace and what are the characteristics of this covenant?

There are nine lessons we can learn from the account of Nabal, whose name literally means "fool."

We review the main promise of the covenant of grace and examine all the promises included in it.

We have a more sure word of prophecy that shines in this dark and squalid place giving us the knowledge of the Jesus Christ, as we see from 2 Peter 1.

We examine the differences between the covenants of works versus grace, and the contracting parties in the covenant of grace.

In this first sermon of a new series through Malachi, we see pictured in Malachi 1:1-5 God's distinct love for His church.

We look at the seven things God the Father promised the Son.

There are seven attributes of God in Jonah 3:10-4:11 that Jonah apparently foolishly forgot, landing him in trouble.

We examine Christ's two-fold role in the covenant of redemption and the three things God the Father required of the Son.

Christ's word is not a guest in our heart that is restricted from accessing certain areas or closets. Rather, it is the indwelling word, as we see from Colossians 3:16.

We examine the covenants of redemption and grace, and the connection between the idea of a covenant with the Messiah.