Sermons from the pastors of River Oaks Church (PCA) in Lake Mary, FL
River Oaks Church Sermons
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Sermons from the pastors of River Oaks Church (PCA) in Lake Mary, FL
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7/17/2025
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Recent Episodes
July 5, 2026
The King is Anointed (2026-07-05, Ben Shaw, Psalm 2)
A sermon on Psalm 2 by Dr. Ben Shaw. Application questions: How do we plot against the Lord, even unintentionally? In what ways do we consider the word of the Lord to be bondage? How do we demonstrate in our daily lives that we serve the Lord and subject ourselves to the reign of Christ? Do we pray for the coming of his kingdom, recognizing that that coming includes both blessing and judgment? Reflect on this quote from the English poet and preacher John Donne: "Kiss the Son." That is, embrace him, depend upon him all these ways: as thy kinsman, as thy sovereign; at thy going, at thy coming; at thy reconciliation, in the truth of religion in thyself, in a peaceable unity with the church, in a reverent estimation of those men, and those means, whom he sends.
June 28, 2026
Para bellum (2026-06-28, Greg Lanier, Ephesians 6:10-24)
A sermon on the "amor of God" in Ephesians 6:10-24, by Greg Lanier. Application questions: Why does Paul end this letter by discussing spiritual warfare and the “schemes of the devil”? How often do you think about spiritual warfare? Do you see Satan and power of darkness as a real enemy in your day-to-day? Read Isa 59:14-20. How is God depicted as a mighty warrior? Where do you see elements of this description in the text of Ephesians? Walk through the elements of armor that Paul describes. Assess your own armor’s condition. Where do you need to strengthen your armor to be able to stand firm in the fight? Spend time praying for each other to be able to stand firm in spiritual conflict.
June 21, 2026
Vocationing (2026-06-21, David Camera, Ephesians 6:5-9)
A sermon on Paul's teaching on servants/masters and vocation by David Camera. Application questions: Do people have a generally positive or negative view of work today? What are some unhealthy and even sinful ways we can view work? How are we to serve those in authority over us according to Paul? Look up Leviticus 25:39-46; Deut. 15:12-18 and 1 Timothy 1:10. How is the slavery mentioned here different than slavery in general in the historical context of the Bible? Identify the statements Paul makes that undermine slavery. Whom are we ultimately serving as Christian workers? What is our motivation to work and to serve according to the passage? What is to be the manner and motive behind our work? Paul says “masters do the same.” Does he mean that masters are to serve their servants? How did masters normally ensure obedience from their slaves? How does Paul motivate masters (those in authority) to treat their servants (employees fairly?) Paul maintains a distinction between slaves and masters (i.e. becoming a Christian doesn’t eradicate all roles) yet he does assert the equality of all Christians before God. How does he do this in the passage? What principles would you apply from this passage to the modern work place?
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