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River Oaks Church Sermons

Sermons from the pastors at River Oaks Church (PCA) in Lake Mary Florida. Rev. Dr. David Camera; Rev. Cody Brobst; Rev. Dr. Greg Lanier

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Sep 6, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    Defeated, Exiled, and Assimilated (2026-09-06, David Camera, Daniel 1:1-7) (opens the original)

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    A sermon kicking off our new series on the book of Daniel, by David Camera. Application questions: What are the key aspects of who we are that we use to explain our identity? (e.g.: where we are from etc.) Who were Daniel and his friends before they were exiled to Babylon? How are they described in the text What had Daniel and his 3 friends just experienced? Who is responsible for the defeat of Jerusalem according to the text? Read Lev. 26:14-16; 31-32. Why did the exile occur? Look at Isaiah 39

  2. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    The King Reigns, Hallelujah (2026-08-30, David Camera, Psalm 148) (opens the original)

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    A sermon on Psalm 148 by David Camera, concluding our summer series on the Psalms. We open our church services with a “Call to Worship.” What is it and why do we do it? The Hebrew word hallelujah means “praise the Lord.” How many times does it appear in this Psalm? Can you detect the different ways it is used? What and who are called to worship in Psalm 148? We are likely familiar with the first question of the Westminster Shorter catechism: “What is the chief end of man? Man’s chief end is to g

  3. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    The Return of the King (2026-08-23, Cody Brobst, Psalm 144) (opens the original)

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    A sermon on Psalm 144 by Pastor Cody Brobst. Application questions: Where do you (or where did past generations) feel the world is most out of our control? How does Psalm 144 challenge the way we feel when life is unstable? How could our angst reveal bad/weak theology? We have “10,000 reasons” to praise God. How does starting there inform David’s trust in God in his highs and lows? David is a great warrior yet greatly depended on God. What does humility, surrender and gratitude look like for the

  4. Episode · Aug 16, 2026

    The Rejected King (2026-08-16, Greg Lanier, Psalm 118) (opens the original)

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    A sermon on Psalm 118 by Greg Lanier. Application questions: Make a note of all the repetitions of praises in this psalm. What is the point of such repetition? Spend time discussing situations in your past/present where you have felt like the psalmist (opposed by others, surrounded on all sides, "falling," distress). How did God provide comfort in those moments--even if he did not necessarily deliver you the way you wanted. Why is it good to recount the deeds of the Lord like this? (v17) Trace o

  5. Episode · Aug 9, 2026

    The King Suffers (2026-08-09, David Camera, Psalm 88) (opens the original)

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    A sermon on the psalm of "darkness," by David Camera. Application questions: Can you describe a situation in your life where you felt alone, helpless or despairing? How did you initially seek help or relief? What was your first instinct? What type of Psalm would you say this is? What is the Psalmist doing? Psalm 88 begins with the Psalmist saying his soul is full of trouble (v. 3) and it ends with darkness as his friend. List out his troubles... Who is ultimately responsible for his situation? H

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