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Revelation 9, the locusts from the abyss and the sixth trumpet at the Euphrates: Kevin’s Book of Revelation course at RTS Charlotte.

All have sinned and fallen short of the glory of God, but if we trust in Christ, there will be a day when our sinning will be no more, and our glory will be restored.

With his usual knack for clarity, fidelity, and personal connection, Alistair opens up one of the most familiar (but often misunderstood) sections of Scripture.

Kevin and Alistair Begg explore his new book and discuss why it is fruit, not fruits, of the Spirit in this wide-ranging conversation.

Proverbs invites us to ask three questions relative to friendship: Are you fake? Are you foul? Or are you faithful? We’ll look at these three questions.

Revelation 8, the seventh seal, the golden censer, and the first four trumpets: Kevin teaching the book of Revelation at RTS Charlotte.

Romans teaches us the wrath of God revealed against sin so that we might feel something of the weight of his glory. A sermon on Romans 3:21–22.

The 2027 Scottish Reformed Conference, held May 8th, will be a gathering to bless, encourage, and inspire believers.

John Witherspoon is most famous for being the only clergyman to sign the Declaration of Independence.
Kevin gives 3 helpful visual images to explain why it is not an option for Christians to neglect the body of Christ.

Kevin will be Southern Baptist Theological Seminary’s chapel speaker on September 17, 2026.

Revelation 7, the sealing of the 144,000, and the great multitude no one could number: Kevin teaching at RTS Charlotte.

Will you accept the Bible’s verdict about your fallen human heart? Will you stop trying to justify yourself? A sermon on Romans 3:19–20.

MTW Missions Conference, held November 12-14, 2027 in Chattanooga will focus on the mission of the church: to make disciples of all nations.

The good king or emperor is one who administers justice, deals fairly with his people, upholds what is good, and punishes those who do evil.

The Gospel Coalition’s 2027 Church Conference, held April 5–7 in Indianapolis, will equip church leaders by exploring the seven letters in Revelation.

The Greenville Confessional Conference will be a gathering for prayer, fellowship, and the preaching of the Word.

Banter, books and a serious discussion about AI and writing—why it’s a wisdom issue and why there are also some lines we shouldn’t cross.

You have permission to see evidences of grace in your life, and it ought to give you assurance that a good tree bears good fruit.

You can build yourself up, keep reading your Bible, keep attending the means of grace, keep having fellowship. A sermon on Jude 1, preached on August 14, 2026.

The opening of the first six seals in Revelation 6, from Kevin’s Book of Revelation course taught at RTS Charlotte.
Kevin walks through the theological distinctions of covenant theology, answering why he is a Presbyterian and not a Baptist.

Revelation 5, the sealed scroll, and the Lion who is the Lamb: Kevin teaching the book of Revelation at RTS Charlotte.

The nations come into their heavenly possession as redeemed, rejoicing, converted, believing, born-again individuals to receive their eternal reward.
Kevin offers thoughtful biblical wisdom for believers about using artificial intelligence well during the live Clearly Reformed Q&A event.

Revelation 4 and the throne room of heaven: Kevin on the worship offered to the One who sits on the throne, taught at RTS Charlotte.

Dear moms, I know a lot of you are crazy busy with the blessings in your life that don’t always feel like blessings.

Kevin will be Covenant College’s chapel speaker on February 22nd, 2027. Covenant College chapel exists to nurture students in their love of Jesus Christ and His gospel.

Join Westminster Theological Seminary for their annual Preaching Conference October 13th and October 14th 2026.

For the Church National Conference invites pastors and ministry leaders to rediscover the power and promise of the work of the Word.
Kevin walks through the doctrine of divine providence, answering a live attendee’s question about why people suffer.

Kevin will be speaking at the Reformation Bible College Winter Conference, held January 14-15, 2027.

The letters to Sardis, Philadelphia, and Laodicea, from Kevin’s Book of Revelation course taught at Reformed Theological Seminary Charlotte.

Join us November 13-14, 2026 in East Lansing to be equipped by Biblical teaching and encouraged by Christian fellowship.
During a live Clearly Reformed Q&A event, Kevin answers how to reconcile covenant baptism with the reality of wayward children.

Kevin works through Revelation 2 at RTS Charlotte: the letters to Ephesus, Smyrna, Pergamum, and Thyatira, and what each church is told.
What was God doing before Genesis 1? Kevin walks through the eternal nature and counsel of God during the live Clearly Reformed Q&A event.

Every preacher wants to see God’s Word impact their congregation. We wrestle with meaning, check the original Greek, and consult commentaries.

This sermon from Genesis 44 was given by Kevin at First Presbyterian Church of Columbia on Sunday Morning, July 12, 2026.

This Sunday School lecture was given by Kevin, recorded at First Presbyterian Church of Columbia on July 12, 2026.

Revelation 1 in Kevin’s Book of Revelation course at RTS Charlotte: the vision of the risen Christ and the address to the seven churches.
Kevin walks through the biblical reality of the Christian’s daily battle against sin during the live Clearly Reformed Q&A event.

Kevin reads his review of Practicing the Way by John Mark Comer, on the strengths and theological pitfalls of this bestseller.

We love our Lord Jesus Christ with undying love because in him we know God’s own immortal, imperishable, incorruptible love for us.

As the hymn writer confesses, so do we: We long to see thy churches full, that all the chosen race may with one voice and heart sing thy redeeming grace.

There were four things you can’t do when you are under the dominion of sin. You can’t be righteous. You won’t understand. You won’t seek for God.
Kevin walks through the central claim of the Christian faith, answering a live attendee’s question: Who is Jesus?

God is always fair. Sin is always wrong. We know that intellectually, but if we’re honest, in our hearts, we often get those two things mixed up.

Rather than chasing trends, Kevin makes the case for faithful Christian living, rooted in Scripture and expressed through truth, love, and character.

This sermon from Numbers 21 was given by Kevin at the PCA’s 53rd General Assembly in Louisville, KY on June 23, 2026. Preached at PCA General Assembly.

Kevin tackles this simple question with clarity and biblical truth. The Devil is about making sin look normal and righteousness look strange.

Friends, never lose sight of the advantage that you have…to be introduced from earliest age to God himself speaking. A sermon on Romans 3:1–2.
Kevin walks through the relationship between divine sovereignty and human petition during the live Clearly Reformed Q&A event.

Whenever God is at work there will be genuine responses and counterfeit responses. Some would be happy if God were nothing more than a genie in a lamp.

What matters more and matters first is what’s going on in your heart. Is there faith in your heart? Is there repentance in your heart?

We’ve always had technology, of course, but one of the things we don’t realize is that technology is not just a neutral. It can be used for good or bad.

A true LBE spectacular 250 years in the making. Come for Kevin’s amazing shirt. Stay for a slew of questions about America with Justin and Collin.
We’re thrilled to introduce the Coram Deo Pastors Conference Live Volume 2 album from our 2026 Conference, available now!

Covenant Day School 2026 Commencement Address by Kevin recorded at Christ Covenant Church in Matthews, NC on May 30, 2026.

You need to find that rock on which you can stand. You need to find that anchor that is steadfast for the soul.

Kevin sits down with his wife Trisha for a conversation about her background, her family, her faith, and, of course, her favorite books.

There is no growing apart from gazing, and no becoming like Christ without beholding him in his glory.

Everyone has the work of the law written on their hearts. Everyone has a conscience, and everyone will stand before Christ on the day of judgment.

Kevin’s conversation with Mike Bullmore offers good practical wisdom and encouragement to pastors of every age and stage.

The pastor must keep his eyes on the loveliness of Christ and His redemptive work, and drink deeply of the means of grace through personal, family, and public worship.

Strength is not the problem. Looking for strength in the wrong places is the problem. The two churches with no positive qualities looked most impressive.

Kevin reads his lecture on the Presbyterian signers of the Declaration of Independence, on liberty of conscience and the state’s place before the church.

The standard for all of us, without partiality, will be his perfect and holy law, written in creation, on your hearts, and most clearly in the Word of God.

Their belief in the liberty of conscience came to be expressed in America as a zeal for new levels of religious freedom and a passion that the state not interfere in the least with the affairs of the church.

Everyone will stand before the throne, and it will not be a light thing. Jesus told the High Priest, You will see the Son of Man seated at God’s right hand.

It’s not to the government, nor to any king or pope or any other ruler, but rather to the church that the keys of the kingdom of God are given.

God loves to send light. Are you willing to see it? This sermon clip comes from the sermon Blessed be the Lord from December 21, 2025.

You have an address which is somewhere else with Jesus, and that will be in the next age when heaven comes to earth. Preached at Christ Covenant Church.

Brothers and sisters, that’s what we need. We need a friend of sinners who will keep us and help us and save us to the very end.

In this second lecture, Kevin explores how Presbyterians were influential in the colonies declaring independence from Great Britain.

Repentance is at the very heart of the gospel. Kevin and Chris Brauns discuss why both fear and joy should motivate us to repent.

In this first lecture, Kevin explores how Presbyterians in the American colonies played a key role in the revolution in this country, both in Mecklenburg and New England.

At the 2025 True Woman Conference, Bob Lepine talks with Kevin, Elizabeth Urbanowicz, and Sarah Jerez about helping children treasure Scripture.

Even as his eyes see the sins of all his creatures, his arms are extended wide open, waiting for sinners to return in penitence.

Kevin and Carl discuss what consecration looks like in a world that finds it exhilarating to (try to) deny humanity’s God-given constraints.

This God, in love, sent his Son to the earth to die for sinners. But you need to know that you are a man, a woman, not God.

Kevin and Rick Phillips discuss why men don’t need a reactionary model for manhood but a comprehensive biblical model.

Scripture is enough because the work of Christ is enough. They stand or fall together. The Son’s redemption and the Son’s revelation must both be sufficient.

Few Christians in the eighteenth century wore as many vocational hats, and accomplished as much in so many different fields, as John Witherspoon.

From the author of The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self, an account of how rejecting the imago Dei is unraveling Western culture.

Watch the 2026 Coram Deo recap video. Featuring John Piper, Ligon Duncan, and Kevin DeYoung on ministry faithfulness.

The race is long. It’s as long as your life. There are many difficulties, dangers, toils, and snares. But we can finish it by faith, by grace, looking to Jesus.

The Gospels do not direct our gaze to the pain of the cross; they draw attention to the shame of the cross.

Romans 1 shows us the world in its beauty, and the existence and glory of God. The outpouring of wrath shows that there is a God, and he is a mighty God.

The Coram Deo Pastors Conference 2026 was hosted by Clearly Reformed and Christ Covenant Church on March 17-19, 2026.

Delivered by Jason Helopoulos on Day One of the 2026 Coram Deo Pastors Conference Tuesday, March 17, 2026.

Pressing On In Life and Ministry When Both Are Hard: a discussion with Jason Helopoulos, Brooks Buser, and Kevin DeYoung at Coram Deo 2026.

David’s Mercy, from 1 Samuel 24: an evening service delivered by Kevin on Day One of the 2026 Coram Deo Pastors Conference in Matthews, NC.

A discussion with Kevin, Ligon Duncan, and Justin Taylor on Day One of the 2026 Coram Deo Pastors Conference Tuesday, March 17, 2026.

Delivered by Brooks Buser on Day Two of the 2026 Coram Deo Pastors Conference Wednesday, March 18, 2026.

Delivered by Clint Pressley on Day Two of the 2026 Coram Deo Pastors Conference Wednesday, March 18, 2026.

Delivered by Andrew Walker on Day Two of the 2026 Coram Deo Pastors Conference Wednesday, March 18, 2026.

A discussion with Justin Taylor and John Piper on Day Two of the 2026 Coram Deo Pastors Conference Wednesday, March 18, 2026.

Delivered by Ligon Duncan on Day Two of the 2026 Coram Deo Pastors Conference Wednesday, March 18, 2026.

Delivered by Chad Van Dixhoorn on Day Three of the 2026 Coram Deo Pastors Conference Thursday, March 19, 2026.
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