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General Session by Mark Dever The Head of the Church 2017 Shepherds' Conference General Session 8 - Mark Dever - Shepherds’ Conference 2017 from Grace Community Church on Vimeo .  MEDIA LINKS:   MP3  /  VIMEO  /  ARABIC MP3  /  KOREAN MP3  /  RUSSIAN MP3  /  SPANISH MP3 Mark Dever MORE SERMONS

Voddie Baucham preached in the final session of the 2017 G3 Conference.  His topic was, "The Need for Reformation in Worship." NOTE:  All content of the G3 Conference is protected under copyright law.  You can share content, but we ask that you place a link back to the G3Conference.com website or YouTube.com channel when you share.

We are losing the local church, and you need to listen to this sermon. Voddie Baucham preached in the eleventh session of the 2017 G3 Conference. His topic was, "The Need for Reformation in Evangelical Ecclesiology." NOTE: All content of the G3 Conference is protected under copyright law. You can share content, but we ask that you place a link back to the G3Conference.com website or YouTube.com channel when you share.

We had the opportunity to hear another preacher last Sunday, which means that I don't have a sermon to post today.  In lieu of that, here is another message from the G3 Conference. Paul Washer preached in the sixth session of the 2017 G3 Conference.  His topic was, "The Sufficiency of Scripture: God's Church God's Way." NOTE:  All content of the G3 Conference is protected under copyright law.  You can share content, but we ask that you place a link back to the G3Conference.com website or YouTube.com channel when you share.

Last Wednesday's sermon did not record, so that gives us a chance to listen to the next session of hte G3 Conference.  Tim Challies preached in the second session of the 2017 G3 Conference.  His subject was, "Let the Gospel Give You Your Song."

James the son of Zebedee and John the brother of James (to whom he gave the name Boanerges, that is, Sons of Thunder); 18  Andrew, and Philip, and Bartholomew, and Matthew, and Thomas, and James the son of Alphaeus, and Thaddaeus, and Simon the Zealot, Jesus promised that, upon the rock of Peter’s confession, “I will build my church” (Mt 16:16–18), and we noted last time that the apostle’s teaching ministry comprises the church’s foundation (Eph 2:20).  Jesus gives divine offices to His church forming its structure, building it upon that foundation (Eph 4:11–12).  He’s the cornerstone of the apostolic foundation, and all God’s people are living stones in His spiritual house (1 Pt 2:4–8).  The twelve men in vv. 16–19 are those Christ chose as His foundation. He organized the structure.   While it’s popular to disparage “organized religion” (and sometimes right), our Lord did not create an unorganized faith.  As Paul said, “God is not a God of confu...