Sermons
Sermons preached by elders, members, and guest preachers at Brackenhurst Baptist Church.
Doug Van Meter - 1 August 2021
Who is Holy? (Numbers 16:1–50)
Numbers 16 records Korah’s infamous rebellion. As ugly as the scene is, we do well to recognise that we struggle with similar temptations, including the temptation to self-righteousness. Self-righteousness in a congregation is destructive. It can lead to doctrinal heresy and interpersonal divisions. It can make church life difficult. It can discourage us in our assignment to make disciples. But Numbers 16 points us both to the problem and to the assurance that “God’s firm foundation stands, bearing this seal, ‘The Lord knows those who are his’” (2 Timothy 19).
Scripture References: Numbers 16:1-50
From Series: "Numbers Exposition"
An exposition of the book of Numbers by Doug Van Meter.
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To Have, and to Hold (Numbers 36:1–13)Doug Van Meter - 11 December 2022Numbers 36:1-13 |
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The Sanctity of Life (Numbers 35:1–34)Doug Van Meter - 4 December 2022Numbers 35:1-34 |
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God’s Holy Land (Numbers 34:50–34:29)Doug Van Meter - 27 November 2022Numbers 34:1-29 |
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A Record of Remembrance (Numbers 33:1–56)Doug Van Meter - 20 November 2022Numbers 33:1-56 |
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Living on the Fringe (Numbers 32:1–42)Doug Van Meter - 13 November 2022Numbers 32:1-42 |
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A Holy War (Numbers 31:1–54)Doug Van Meter - 30 October 2022Numbers 30:1-54 |
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Promise Keepers (Numbers 30:1–16)Doug Van Meter - 23 October 2022Numbers 30:1-16 |
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Numbers Matters (Numbers 1:1–4)Doug Van Meter - 16 October 2022Numbers 1:1-4 |
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God’s Offering (Numbers 28:1–29:40)Doug Van Meter - 5 December 2021Numbers 28:1-31, Numbers 29:1-40 |
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A New Shepherd (Numbers 27:12–23)Doug Van Meter - 28 November 2021Numbers 27:12-23 |
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Doug Van Meter - 1 August 2021
Who is Holy? (Numbers 16:1–50)
Numbers 16 records Korah’s infamous rebellion. As ugly as the scene is, we do well to recognise that we struggle with similar temptations, including the temptation to self-righteousness. Self-righteousness in a congregation is destructive. It can lead to doctrinal heresy and interpersonal divisions. It can make church life difficult. It can discourage us in our assignment to make disciples. But Numbers 16 points us both to the problem and to the assurance that “God’s firm foundation stands, bearing this seal, ‘The Lord knows those who are his’” (2 Timothy 19).
Scripture References: Numbers 16:1-50
From Series: "Numbers Exposition"
An exposition of the book of Numbers by Doug Van Meter.
More From "Numbers Exposition"
11 December 2022
To Have, and to Hold (Numbers 36:1–13)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 36:1-13
4 December 2022
The Sanctity of Life (Numbers 35:1–34)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 35:1-34
27 November 2022
God’s Holy Land (Numbers 34:50–34:29)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 34:1-29
20 November 2022
A Record of Remembrance (Numbers 33:1–56)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 33:1-56
13 November 2022
Living on the Fringe (Numbers 32:1–42)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 32:1-42
30 October 2022
A Holy War (Numbers 31:1–54)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 30:1-54
23 October 2022
Promise Keepers (Numbers 30:1–16)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 30:1-16
16 October 2022
Numbers Matters (Numbers 1:1–4)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 1:1-4
5 December 2021
God’s Offering (Numbers 28:1–29:40)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 28:1-31, Numbers 29:1-40
28 November 2021
A New Shepherd (Numbers 27:12–23)
Doug Van Meter
Numbers 27:12-23