Ilagan Christian Church

Topic: Salvation

  • The Kinsman Redeemer

    Through Judah and Tamar, then Boaz and Ruth, God quietly raises up the family line from which the true Kinsman Redeemer, Jesus Christ, would come to ransom his people.

  • God Is Faithful

    From the suffering Servant of Isaiah 53 to Peter’s restoration by the Sea of Galilee, God’s faithfulness is traced through Scripture as the ground of hope and salvation.

  • The Lord Will Bring Us Safely To His Heavenly Kingdom

    Justification is the foundation, but the same God who saved us has promised to bring us safely all the way home.

  • The Counsel of the Lord

    The Lord frustrates the plans of the nations, but His own counsel stands forever, as the stories of Ahithophel and Haman show.

  • Rejoice in the Lord

    Psalm 33 calls the righteous to rejoice in the Lord with a new song, because His word is right and all His work is done in truth.

  • The True Israel

    Not all who descend from Abraham are true Israel; God’s true Israel are the children of promise, united to Christ by faith, both Jew and Gentile.

  • The One True Religion

    Comparing the claims of the world’s religions, this two-part message asks what makes Christianity different, then presses into Jesus’ own claim to be the way, the truth, and the life.

  • The Resurrection Body

    If Christ is not raised, our faith is worthless. Because He is raised, the dead will rise in glorified bodies fit for God’s new creation.

  • The Last Adam

    Through one man, Adam, sin and death came to all. Through the Last Adam, Jesus Christ, grace reigns through righteousness to eternal life.

  • The Covenant of Redemption

    An eternal covenant among Father, Son, and Spirit before creation, unfolded in the five great blessings of Ephesians 1.

  • The Parable of the Good Samaritan

    A lawyer tested Jesus about eternal life and then asked, “Who is my neighbor?” Jesus’ answer exposes our self-righteousness and calls us to show mercy.

  • The Parables of Lost and Found

    A lost sheep, a lost coin and a lost son: three parables from Luke 15 that show the heart of the Father and the joy of heaven over one sinner who repents.