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ChristKirk
Welcome to the new podcast feed for Christ Church (Moscow, ID). Here you can find sermon and conference messages from Douglas Wilson, Toby Sumpter, and other men. Visit https://christkirk.com and download our app (https://bit.ly/christkirkapp) for more resources and information.
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Feb 3, 2021 • 41min
Psalm 125: Like the Mountain of Zion
This psalm is the next in the psalms of ascent (120-134)—a psalm that would be sung as pilgrims made their way up to Jerusalem. This is a psalm of true assurance . . . for true men.

Jan 25, 2021 • 4min
Exhortation: Forgiven Women
"The one thing our culture does not want is strong women, free women because that would mean hundreds of millions of forgiven women." – Toby Sumpter

Jan 24, 2021 • 46min
Sons & Daughters
Preacher: Ben ZornesSons and daughters, hang with me here, are different. If you hand a girl a nerf gun, she’ll wrap it in a blanket and put it to bed. If you hand a doll to a boy, somehow he’ll turn it into a gun. As fathers and mothers, you are called to raise your sons and daughters in the fear and admonition of the Lord. But while the Lord admonishes certain things to all people—male or female—He admonishes certain things for boys who are to become men, and girls who are to become women.

Jan 24, 2021 • 48min
When Our World Falls Apart
Dr. Jonathan Gibson is ordained in the International Presbyterian Church (UK) and assistant professor of Old Testament at Westminster Theological Seminary.

Jan 24, 2021 • 43min
Christ and the Monsters of Chaos
Preacher: Douglas WilsonText: Gen. 1:21, Isa. 27:1, Ps. 74:12–14We do not pay enough attention to foundational myths. This is the case both with the fanciful myths of the unbelievers and the genuine myths that are recorded for us in Scripture. While many myths are false, and Scripture treats the word in that way, with myths being described as pernicious, false, and unedifying (1 Tim. 1:4, 4:7; 2 Tim. 4:4; Tit. 1:14; 2 Pet. 1:16), the phrase true myth is nevertheless not oxymoronic.

Jan 19, 2021 • 3min
Exhortation: Fight Envy with Serving
Preacher: Joshua DockterServing is a great antidote to the sin of envy and sidelong glances.

Jan 18, 2021 • 2min
Exhortation: Courage without Props
Preacher: Ben ZornesCourage is not being the first to comment, and the last one to leave a Facebook fight (round about 1am). Courage isn’t talking louder than everyone else. It isn’t the mere presence of adrenaline in the midst of a tense situation. Courage has many counterfeits, while cowardice often wears a bold face.

Jan 17, 2021 • 39min
Fathers & Mothers
Preacher: Ben ZornesTexts: Eph. 3:14–15, Gal. 4:26The US Congress recently introduced the rules for their new legislative session. They struck gendered familial terminology (i.e. father, mother, son, daughter, etc.) from the House’s rules for legislators. The recent events of our nation reveal our void of fathers and mothers. This is just one more effort by the godless to further erode the biblical structure for families.

Jan 17, 2021 • 43min
Psalm 124: Like a Bird in the Bracken
Preacher: Douglas WilsonWhen you consider the peril our nation is currently in, and you reflect on the fact that this psalm came up as the text for this Lord’s Day purely by happenstance, your conclusion needs to be that it is almost as though a higher power were at work.In 1582, in Edinburgh, an imprisoned minister named John Durie was released from prison. He was welcomed on the edge of town by several hundred of his friends, and as they walked along, that number soon swelled to several thousand. Someone began to sing—Psalm 124—and they all, much moved, sang it together in four parts, much as we will be singing it later in the service. "Let Israel now say in thankfulness..." One of the chief persecutors was said to have been more alarmed by this spectacle than anything else he had seen in Scotland, which is very likely saying something.

Jan 15, 2021 • 3min
Exhortation: Banish the Shrill
Preacher: Toby SumpterThe thing that drives our militance is joy. The joy of the Lord is literally our strength. The cash value of all of this is that we want to be a community known not merely for militance, but for a militant joy. We want our homes to be places of fellowship, our tables places of laughter, our community a place of forgiveness, our social media posts to be overflowing with good humor.