Sermons
Sermons preached by elders, members, and guest preachers at Brackenhurst Baptist Church.
Stephen Scholtz - 6 April 2023
The New Substitute (Matthew 26:26–29)
Christians often say, “Jesus died for my sins.” When we say that, what exactly do we mean? Matthew 26:26–29, the institution of the Lord's Supper, gives this common Christian phrase real meaning. When Jesus said that his blood was poured out “for many for the forgiveness of sins,” he was identifying himself with the Passover lamb from Exodus, as well as the suffering servant of Isaiah 53. As we reflect on the new substitute, Jesus, we’ll approach the Lord’s Supper with a contrite confidence that Jesus died for our sins.
Scripture References: Matthew 26:26-29
From Series: "Easter Services"
The sermons in this series form part of the annual Easter weekend services.
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Knowing Christ and the Power of His Resurrection (Philippians 3:1–11)Anton Beetge - 31 March 2024Philippians 3:1-11 |
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Acknowledge and Live or Deny and Die (Mark 15:21–39)Tommie van der Walt - 29 March 2024Mark 15:21-39 |
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Table Fellowship with God (Luke 14:15; Revelation 19:9)Stephen Scholtz - 28 March 2024Luke 14:15 |
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The Triumphant and Transforming Entry (Mark 11:1–12:12)Doug Van Meter - 24 March 2024Mark 11:1-33 |
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As He Said (Matthew 28:1–20)Doug Van Meter - 9 April 2023Matthew 28:1-20 |
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The Cross of Christ, Our Only Boast (Galatians 6:11–17)Anton Beetge - 7 April 2023Galatians 6:11-17 |
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The New Substitute (Matthew 26:26–29)Stephen Scholtz - 6 April 2023Matthew 26:26-29 |
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Thank God for Easter (1 Corinthians 15:12–19)Stuart Chase - 17 April 20221 Corinthians 15:12-19 |
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CrossFit (Philippians 2:5–8)Anton Beetge - 15 April 2022Philippians 2:5-8 |
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Remember Christ’s Provision (Luke 22:7–20)Edwin Steytler - 14 April 2022Luke 22:7-20 |
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Stephen Scholtz - 6 April 2023
The New Substitute (Matthew 26:26–29)
Christians often say, “Jesus died for my sins.” When we say that, what exactly do we mean? Matthew 26:26–29, the institution of the Lord's Supper, gives this common Christian phrase real meaning. When Jesus said that his blood was poured out “for many for the forgiveness of sins,” he was identifying himself with the Passover lamb from Exodus, as well as the suffering servant of Isaiah 53. As we reflect on the new substitute, Jesus, we’ll approach the Lord’s Supper with a contrite confidence that Jesus died for our sins.
Scripture References: Matthew 26:26-29
From Series: "Easter Services"
The sermons in this series form part of the annual Easter weekend services.
More From "Easter Services"
31 March 2024
Knowing Christ and the Power of His Resurrection (Philippians 3:1–11)
Anton Beetge
Philippians 3:1-11
29 March 2024
Acknowledge and Live or Deny and Die (Mark 15:21–39)
Tommie van der Walt
Mark 15:21-39
28 March 2024
Table Fellowship with God (Luke 14:15; Revelation 19:9)
Stephen Scholtz
Luke 14:15
24 March 2024
The Triumphant and Transforming Entry (Mark 11:1–12:12)
Doug Van Meter
Mark 11:1-33
9 April 2023
As He Said (Matthew 28:1–20)
Doug Van Meter
Matthew 28:1-20
7 April 2023
The Cross of Christ, Our Only Boast (Galatians 6:11–17)
Anton Beetge
Galatians 6:11-17
6 April 2023
The New Substitute (Matthew 26:26–29)
Stephen Scholtz
Matthew 26:26-29
17 April 2022
Thank God for Easter (1 Corinthians 15:12–19)
Stuart Chase
1 Corinthians 15:12-19
15 April 2022
CrossFit (Philippians 2:5–8)
Anton Beetge
Philippians 2:5-8
14 April 2022
Remember Christ’s Provision (Luke 22:7–20)
Edwin Steytler
Luke 22:7-20