Four Reasons the Magistrates have a Duty to Criminalize Homosexual Acts
By Pastor Matthew Trewhella We live in the midst of [...]
Sermons: Government
Sermons on the Christian view of Government from Mercy Seat [...]
Sermons on Egalitarianism and Feminism
Sermons on Egalitarianism and Feminism from Mercy Seat Christian Church. [...]
5 Reasons Why Christians Should Not Obtain a State Marriage License
Every year thousands of Christians amble down to their local [...]
A Biblical Response to Those Who Think the Bible Has Nothing to Say About Arms
In His economy, God instituted an armed citizenry, not a standing army, in order to deal with the affairs of war regarding Israel. This is what the Founding Fathers of America envisioned for our nation. Even in Switzerland today, every home is furnished with a machine gun (one of the reasons Hitler chose not to invade Switzerland).
Sermons on the Kingdom of God
Sermons from the Kingdom of God series at Mercy Seat [...]
Sermons: Church History
Sermons on Church History from Mercy Seat Christian Church, including A Defense of the Crusades, Katherine von Bora: A Labor Day Sermon, The Hounded and The Martyred (Luther and Hus) and Nicholas von Amsdorf - Champion of Magdeburg, available here.
The Rule of Law, The Lesser Magistrate, and the Need for Interposition
VCY TV "In Focus" with Pastor Matt Trewhella speaking on The Rule of Law, The Lesser Magistrate, and the Need for Interposition. January 7, 2014
The Destructive Influence of Pietism in American Society
Christian men of old saw things far differently. They Believed the civil authorities should "kiss the Son, lest He be angry" (Psalm 2:10-12). They sought to win the magistrates of their day to Christ or to at least respect His rule. They understood that the law of God in society was needed, and that civil government was suppose to be a picture of God's justice and glory in the earth, causing men to consider matters of eternal salvation.
The Lesser Magistrate Doctrine
VCY TV "In Focus" With Pasroe Matt Trewhella speaking on The Lesser Magistrate Doctrine, April 29, 2011