Church of Christ at Edgebrook Lane
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This podcast hosts sermons preached at the church that meets on Edgebrook Lane in Sycamore, Illinois.
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Scripture-led sermons connect biblical interpretation with concrete questions of assurance, attention, obedience, and trust.
Edgebrook Church Sermon Podcast moves from an open Bible to direct questions of belief and conduct. Sermons work through passages including John 9, Judges, Romans, Ephesians, and the Psalms, drawing connections between scripture and assurance, attention, obedience, unity, and…
Spiritual probation? Romans gets the last word before your self-doubt does.
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Assurance is framed as peace with God, not spiritual probation.
The sermon holds a clear line on assurance: the gospel does not leave believers on spiritual probation. Drawing on 1 John 5, Romans 5.1, and Romans 8.1, it keeps returning to the same center of gravity, namely that peace with God means reconciliation and no condemnation means no…
A plain sermon on how attention drifts and how Scripture calls it back.
This episode frames attention as a moral habit: what the eyes settle on, what the heart keeps returning to, and how quickly looking can slide into wanting.
A direct sermon that keeps pressing one question: are listeners noticing the Spirit already at work?
The sermon keeps circling one plain question: does the listener notice the Spirit at work, or only the problems that make that work visible? It starts with a brief cultural aside, then moves into a body-and-community analogy to show how direction and unity are meant to come from…
A hard-edged sermon that links healing, warning, and obedience in a single line.
This sermon moves steadily through John 9, staying with the healing of the man born blind, the Pharisees' objection, and the gap between what is visible and what the religious leaders will not concede.
Two Bible translators unpack Scripture's hardest passages, from Revelation's 666 to the Witch of Endor.
Live sermons with Easter-shaped urgency.
The sermon starts in John 9.
The 04/05/2026 Edgebrook Church Sermon uses 2 Samuel 15–18 and the Easter gospel to compare David’s loss of kingship with Jesus’ death and resurrection.
Romans 16:22 names Tertius as the person who wrote the epistle, while Paul supplied the dictated message.
A sermon exploring whether Christians can have true assurance of their salvation, arguing against a performance-based relationship with God and for one based on Christ's finished work and adoption.
A sermon exploring the biblical command to 'watch your eyes,' tracing the theme of visual temptation from Genesis through Judges and Proverbs.
This sermon explores the tools and power God gives believers to live out their faith, focusing on Ephesians 4.
The Edgebrook Church Sermon Podcast contrasts Christ's perfect universal church with imperfect members and local congregations that require restoration.