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Heritage Presbyterian Church
Joe Morecraft III  |  Cumming, Georgia
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"Christianization of the earth"
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Dr. Morecraft teaches that there's coming a day when there will be global repentance. All the ends of the earth will turn to the...
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Sermon3/24/2024 5:33 PM
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Is God On Your Side? PSM035
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“ Pray Psalm 35 ”
Dr. Morecraft explains that today there are powerful forces in place and aggressively active in the political arena, the media, educational institutions, popular culture, and many churches, that are trying constantly to silence and discredit those of us who stand for Christ and His Word. They want to steal from us our country, our children, and our children's future. These people and institutions are constantly and deceitfully harassing us, and accusing us of things that are not true. They try to make us look like fools, and the only way to silence them is to pray Psalm 35. How are we to work to overturn their efforts to de-Christianize America? We must pray the prayer of Psalm 35 sincerely, continually, and fervently.


Sermon3/10/2024 5:25 PM
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“ The tongue is a powerful weapon ”
With regard to Psalm 34:13, Dr. Morecraft mentions the stupid little ditty, "sticks and stones may break my bones but words shall never harm me." He explains that it's wrong. Sticks and stones will break your bones and words can kill you. Words can destroy a marriage. Words can destroy a relationship. Words can drive somebody to suicide. Words can lift somebody out of a suicidal attitude to the heights of ecstasy and joy. Words are powerful things. Also, your tongue reveals your heart. There's a direct connection from your tongue to your heart. So that what you say (the themes of your ordinary course of conversation) is an expression of what fills your heart. Your tongue is a powerful weapon.


Sermon2/25/2024 5:33 PM
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The Excitement of Praise PSM033
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“ Waiting for the Lord ”
In discussing Psalm 33:20, Dr. Morecraft explains that waiting for the Lord implies a quiet and submissive spirit. Somebody who waits upon the Lord is not anxious, not somebody who is worrisome. He is somebody who's at peace. He trusts the Lord with his life and his future. He's not somebody who just sits back and does nothing. He's somebody who, as he waits, conscientiously does all the duties that God has laid upon his life. Everything he knows to do right he's going to do no matter how long he has to wait for God's intervention. He's going to wait with hope and expectancy. He knows that God is going to intervene on his behalf. He waits in peace; he's not a nervous wreck on the inside; he conscientiously perseveres in what God has called him to do, and he knows that God's going to do what He promised.


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Thank you for posting all of Dr Morecrafts sermons! They are a real TREASURE!


Sermon2/11/2024 5:41 PM
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“ True happiness ”
In explaining the theme of Psalm 32, Dr. Morecraft quotes from John Calvin that "true happiness consists only in the free forgiveness of sins, for nothing can be more terrible than to have God for our enemy."


Sermon1/28/2024 6:02 PM
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Our Times in God's Hands PSM031
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“ Hate and love ”
In preaching on Psalm 31:6 ("I hate those who regard vain idols") Dr. Morecraft explains that Christians are supposed to love everybody and hate the wicked at the same time. You can't love and hate somebody at the same time if love and hate are just emotions. But they are more than that. Several verses in the Psalms mention hate. "Hate evil, you who love the LORD" (Psalm 97:10). If you love somebody, you're going to hate anybody that tries to hurt the person you love. And if you love good, you're going to hate evil. "I hate the work of those who fall away" (Psalm 101:3). "I hate every false way" (Psalm 119:104). "I hate those who are double-minded" (Psalm 119:113). "I hate every false way" (Psalm 119:128 ). "I hate and despise falsehood" (Psalm 119:163). "Do I not hate those who hate You, O LORD? And do I not loathe those who rise up against You? I hate them with the utmost hatred; They have become my enemies" (Psalm 139:21-22). The Bible defines love as the fulfillment of the law of God. No matter what anybody does to you in this world, you may never break the law of God with reference to them. You cannot do evil that good may result. You love somebody by fulfilling the law of God with reference to them, making sure that you're treating them as God commands in His Word.


Sermon1/14/2024 5:33 PM
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Joy in the Morning, PSM030
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“ God’s anger and God’s favor ”
As part of this sermon, Dr. Morecraft quotes from John Calvin's comments on Psalm 30:5: "We are hereby taught . . . with how much meekness of spirit, and with what prompt obedience [David] submitted his back to God’s rod. We know that from the very first bloom of youth, during almost his whole life, he was so tried by a multiplied accumulation of afflictions, that he might have been accounted miserable and wretched above all other men; yet in celebrating the goodness of God, he acknowledges that he had been lightly afflicted only for a short period, and as it were in passing. . . . If we are prosperous, we devour God’s blessings without feeling that they are His . . . but if anything sorrowful or adverse befall us, we immediately complain of His severity, as if He had never dealt kindly and mercifully with us. In short, our own fretfulness and impatience under affliction makes every minute an age; while, on the other hand, our repining and ingratitude lead us to imagine that God’s favor, however long it may be exercised towards us, is but for a moment. It is our own perversity, therefore, in reality, which hinders us from perceiving that God’s anger is but of short duration, while His favor is continued towards us during the whole course of our life."


Sermon1/7/2024 5:15 PM
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“ The heart and the tongue ”
Among other points made in this sermon, Dr. Morecraft explains that if somebody is trusting in the Lord, God's going to help him. If God helps you, you're going to rejoice in your heart and have a happy heart. There is a direct connection from the heart to the tongue. Whatever fills the heart is going to be expressed through the mouth. So if you are always complaining, always criticizing, with no joyful encouraging words seasoned with salt, what does that say about what fills your heart? But if your mouth is full of genuine heartfelt praise to the Lord, that tells you that your heart is full of praise.


Sermon12/17/2023 5:16 PM
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Prayer as Autobiography, PSM028
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“ Slander as persecution ”
In preaching on one part of Psalm 27:12 ("For false witnesses have risen against me"), Dr. Morecraft explains that David is praying that God would protect him from slander, which in some ways is the most vicious form of persecution of Christians. He then quotes from William Plumer's Studies in the Book of Psalms: "Who can stand before false testimony? How it pierces the soul with anguish! It is the most intolerable species of murder. It kills by torture. When it extends to judicial oaths it shows the worst possible state of society." Slander is the most difficult form of persecution for Christ's sake to deal with. It is one of the most deadly.


Sermon12/12/2023 7:28 PM
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DEU23 Holiness and Tithing
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“ The best sermon on tithing I've ever heard! ”
Thank you for this. Great series, and this is the best explanation of - and defense of - tithing that I've ever heard!


Sermon12/10/2023 5:30 PM
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“ Hating the assembly of evildoers ”
Dr. Morecraft explains that in Psalm 26:5 ("I hate the assembly of evildoers, And I will not sit with the wicked"), David is saying that he does not want to associate or join himself to anyone who in any way opposes the Lord. He doesn't want to worship in any congregation that tolerates evil and does not worship according to His Word. Whether it's a liberal church, that doesn't believe the gospel and approves of abortion and homosexuality, whether it's a political party, whether it's any other kind of organization, he hates the assembly of people who oppose God. As William Plumer wrote, "No man ever dreaded or hated sin excessively." Plumer went on to say, "Death is not an evil to be compared with the loss of integrity." Bad company corrupts good morals (1 Corinthians 15:33).


Sermon11/26/2023 5:15 PM
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Our Need for a Divine Tutor, PSM026
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“ A pious ancestry ”
In explaining the last part of Psalm 25:13, "his descendants will inherit the land," Dr. Morecraft quotes from William Plumer as follows: "The extent, to which under God we are indebted to a pious ancestry, is understood by few. Let men know that their conduct will have a vast bearing for good or evil on those who shall come after them." When you fear the Lord and He is instructing you in the way you should choose, not only will you yourself experience prosperity and health, but your children and your grandchildren will inherit the blessings of God as well.


Sermon11/12/2023 5:43 PM
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The King of Glory PSM025
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“ The blessing from the Lord ”
Dr. Morecraft explains that the phrase "He shall receive a blessing from the Lord" (Psalm 24:5), refers to the blessing from God that is comprehensive, that encompasses every area of life, that changes and enriches and influences everything a person does, all his relationships, everything that's important to him. Dr. Morecraft then quotes from William Plumer's Studies in the Book of Psalms that it is "the blessing which maketh rich and addeth no sorrow, including grace and glory, all of earth that is worth having, and all of heaven that [a believer's] capacities can embrace."


Sermon11/5/2023 5:38 PM
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The Good Shepherd PSM024
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“ Still waters ”
In discussing Psalm 23:2, Dr. Morecraft explains that there are all kinds of occasions in this life that Satan can use to fill us full of stress and anxiety. And the Lord Jesus Christ gives us freedom from those worries and those fears as we completely entrust ourselves and our families to Him. And it is because of that that Paul could say in Philippians 4:6, "be anxious for nothing," or in other words, "don't worry about anything," "but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all comprehension, shall guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus." Paul is saying there what the imagery of Psalm 23:2 means: "he leads us beside still waters." There's nothing in this life that you need to worry about. Nothing. Be anxious for nothing. Instead of being upset by things in your life that cause other people to worry themselves silly, you respond to those things with prayer, thanksgiving and supplication.


Sermon10/29/2023 5:24 PM
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The Gospel According to David PSM023
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“ Christianization of the earth ”
Dr. Morecraft teaches that there's coming a day when there will be global repentance. All the ends of the earth will turn to the Lord. All the families of the world's nations will worship the triune God. The prophecy of Psalm 22:27, "all the families of the nations will worship before Thee" has yet to take place. The future Christianization of the earth is certain due to the fact of God's universal sovereignty. Because God is the sovereign of the whole universe Who has everything under control, we can know for sure there's coming a time when the families and nations of the earth will bow in submission to the Lord Jesus Christ. Dr. Morecraft quotes Charles Spurgeon's comments on verse 27: "Out from the inner circle of the present church the blessing is to spread in growing power until the remotest parts of the earth shall be ashamed of their idols, mindful of the true God, penitent for their offences, and unanimously earnest for reconciliation with Jehovah."


Sermon10/22/2023 5:51 PM
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A Celebration of Coronation PSM022
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“ Jesus will destroy His enemies ”
In discussing Psalm 21:8-10, Dr. Morecraft explains that the Bible teaches Jesus will destroy His enemies and their children. Consider verse 10: "Their offspring thou will destroy from the earth and their descendants from among the sons of men." It's because Jesus is so loving that He responds this way to the enemies of His people who seek to destroy us. As William Plumer writes, "If this world could be made as the wicked would have it, if they could bring to pass all the evil that is in their hearts, earth would soon differ but little from hell." This explains abortion in the United States. Jesus is punishing the people who kill their babies by killing their babies. Abortion is Christ's punishment for abortion. He is wiping out the generation of those who hate life and who hate Him. That's a solemn thought but God often punishes sin with more sin. God punishes abortion with abortion by aborting whole generations of evil leaders. This does not justify abortion. Abortion is murder.


Sermon10/15/2023 6:04 PM
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The Name of God PSM021
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“ A biblical theocracy ”
Dr. Morecraft explains that the word theocracy describes a society governed by God's law revealed in the Bible. Old Testament Israel was a theocracy; it was a nation governed by the laws of the Lord God Almighty revealed in the Bible. A theocracy is a nation governed by God's law enforced by representatives of that law elected by the people. So another term for a biblical theocracy would be a Christian republic. A theocracy pledges its allegiance to the Lord Jesus Christ. Furthermore, a biblical theocracy has a clear separation between church and state. In the Old Testament there was a clear separation between church and state as two different institutions with two different functions and two different sets of officers and two different jurisdictions. But they were both accountable to Almighty God and His law. Finally, in a theocracy the government does not use coercion to force people to believe certain things. There are no thought police in a biblical theocracy. The state does not punish you for believing the wrong things.


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“ Divine revelation is essential ”
In explaining that you can't get to God by reason apart from divine revelation, Dr. Morecraft quotes from Robert Candlish's commentary of Genesis: "When I draw inferences for myself concerning the Author of creation,—when I reason out from His works the fact of His existence, and the chief attributes of His character,—I am conscious of a certain feeling of superiority. The Deity becomes almost, in a certain sense, my creature,—the product of my own elaborated process of thought. I am occupied more with my own reasonings than with the transcendent excellences of Him of whom I reason. . . . The God whom I discover is like the dead abstract truth to which a train of demonstration leads. I myself alone have a distinct personality;—all else is little more than the working of my brain on its own imaginations. . . . But now, God speaks, and I am dumb. He opens His mouth, and I hold my peace. I bid my busy, speculative soul be quiet. I take my station humbly, submissively at His feet. I learn of Him. And what He tells me now, in the way of direct personal communication from Himself to me, has a weight and vivid reality infinitely surpassing all that any mere deductions from the closest reasoning could ever have."


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“ Listen to this man! ”
Thank you Dr Morecraft and Heritage Presbyterian for posting these videos of this great preacher of the Gospel! He has continually challenged me to follow CHRIST more closely in each and every sermon. And Dr Morecraft faithfully preaches Christ and Him alone as the Only hope for mankind! May the Lord CONTINUE to bless Dr Morecraft, Heritage Presbyterian, and all those who are blessed by his faithful preaching! Dr Morecraft is making a HUGE DIFFERENCE in and for the kingdom of God! You are so blessed to have this man as a PASTOR!


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“ Divine justice on the wicked ”
In explaining Psalm 18:26, Dr. Morecraft quotes from William Plumer's Studies in the Book of Psalms: "Any course of divine justice will bring certain, righteous and amazing ruin on the incorrigibly wicked. When Jehovah shall arise, they will find that he is to them a more terrible enemy than the most perverse of all their earthly foes, though he swerve not from perfect truth and rectitude. . . . The great principles of retribution are the same from age to age. . . . God's government is so perfect, so comprehensive, that it is impossible for man to violate any of its great laws without sooner or later meeting consequences the most painful, making him feel that his pains are the fruit of his own folly and wantonness. When it is said that with the forward God will show himself froward, the meaning is that the result will be as if it were so."

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