New Geneva Theological Seminary

Help and Hope from God’s Word

Clear, compassionate, Reformed teaching on the questions people actually bring to Scripture.

Pastoral guidance · Grounded in Scripture · Free sermons in every guide
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Faith, Suffering & Hope

What Does the Bible Say About Depression?

A pastoral, biblical look at depression — affirming that faithful Christians can suffer it, that Christ sympathizes, and that seeking help is wise, not faithless.

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Help & Hope

What Does the Bible Say About Addiction?

A pastoral, Reformed look at what the Bible says about addiction — bondage that Christ breaks through His Spirit, His grace, His people, and the wise help of doctors and counselors.

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Salvation

How Can I Be Saved? What the Bible Says About Salvation

How can a person be saved? A warm, biblical walk through the gospel — sin, the cross, and the grace that rescues sinners — with free Reformed sermons on salvation by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone.

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Prayer

How Should I Pray? What the Bible Says About Prayer

A warm, biblical guide to prayer — what it is, how to begin with the A.C.T.S. pattern, how to pray the Psalms and honest lament, and how to pray through Jesus Christ. Includes free Reformed sermons on prayer.

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Faith Through Suffering

Why Does God Allow Suffering?

A warm, biblical look at why God allows suffering — His sovereignty, His tenderness, and the God who entered our pain in Christ. Sermons from Job, Romans, and Habakkuk to help you trust God when you can't yet understand why.

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Comfort for Anxious Hearts

What Does the Bible Say About Anxiety and Worry?

Scripture doesn't shame your worry—it points you to a God who is both sovereign over every circumstance and tender toward troubled hearts. A pastoral guide, with sermons, for anxious days.

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