Ilagan Christian Church

Topic: God’s Attributes

  • Bless the Lord, O My Soul

    Psalm 103 asks how we can bless the God who is the source of all blessing, and answers: by not forgetting His benefits and by declaring His mighty deeds.

  • You Shall Have No Other Gods

    The first commandment calls for undivided loyalty to God alone. This two-part message asks what competes for first place in our hearts and calls us back to trusting him.

  • Wrestling with God

    Jacob’s night wrestling with God at the Jabbok becomes a picture of how God transforms His people through struggle.

  • Jacob’s Prosperity

    Laban changed Jacob’s wages again and again – yet it was God’s providence, not human scheming, that made him prosper.

  • Jacob in Haran

    Jacob is deceived on his own wedding night just as he once deceived his father — yet God’s faithfulness to His covenant promise presses on through the tangled, unfair family life of Jacob, Leah, and Rachel.

  • Jacob’s Ladder

    A two-part series tracing God’s sovereign purpose through Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob to the ladder at Bethel, fulfilled in Christ.

  • The Holy Trinity: The Lord’s Church

    The doctrine of the Trinity – one God, three persons, unity in diversity – becomes the pattern for the church: one body, many members, called to real fellowship and reconciliation.

  • The Lord’s Prayer

    An eight-part series working phrase by phrase through the Lord’s Prayer, from ‘Our Father’ to the closing doxology.

  • Justice, Atonement, Righteousness

    A seminar lecture tracing how the tabernacle and its sacrifices, and ultimately Christ, satisfy God’s justice while making sinners righteous before Him.

  • Pride

    Pride was the first sin, seen in Satan’s own fall, and Paul confronted it again as the root problem in the Corinthian church. This message shows why God hates pride and how to fight it.

  • The Glory of God

    From fading human glory to the unfading glory of God revealed in Christ, and the call to reflect it.

  • I Am the Lord

    ‘I am the LORD, and there is no other’ – the same God who formed Israel and redeemed them is the reason for their obedience.