Sermons

Christ-centered, Spirit-empowered expository preaching and doctrinal teaching through books of the Bible from Oceanside United Reformed Church in Carlsbad, by Dr. Daniel R. Hyde

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Old Testament

Sunset over wheat field with text overlay about Ruth, from famine to king

New Testament

Roman Colosseum background with the sermon series Opening Up Romans in the foreground as a banner

Palace of Knossus on Crete background with the sermon series Opening Up Titus in the foreground as a banner

The Cappadocia region of Turkey at night with a lighting strike and the series title Opening Up 2 Peter: Living in Light of the Last Day

Browse by Confession

The old city of Heidelberg with the Castle and Old Bridge over the Neckar River

The Grote Kerk (Great Church) in the historic city of Dordrecht, The Netherlands, with the title The Canons of Dort: Our Confession of God's Grace

Daniel Hyde 8/10/25 Daniel Hyde 8/10/25

Preaching Like an Apostle (Romans 1:5–6)

Why preach? Romans 1:5–6 shows preaching is Christ's gift to the world — calling all nations to the obedience of faith, for the glory of his name.

Daniel Hyde 10/27/24 Daniel Hyde 10/27/24

The Pastor’s Other Voice (Titus 1:9–2:1)

The pastor has two voices: one to gather the sheep, one to drive away wolves. A sermon on rebuking false teachers in Titus 1:10–2:1 at Oceanside URC.

Daniel Hyde 10/20/24 Daniel Hyde 10/20/24

As Goes Preaching, So Goes the Church (Titus 1:5–9)

What kind of men should serve as elders and ministers? A sermon on the qualifications for overseers in Titus 1:5–9 from Oceanside URC.

Daniel Hyde 10/13/24 Daniel Hyde 10/13/24

The Truth About Preaching (Titus 1:1–4)

Preaching reveals God's eternal plan of grace. An expository sermon on Titus 1:1–4 by Dr. Daniel R. Hyde at Oceanside URC in Carlsbad, California.

Daniel Hyde 1/29/17 Daniel Hyde 1/29/17

You Gotta Have Faith (John 3:16; Lord’s Day 7)

Not all are saved; only those grafted into Christ by true faith. What true faith is—sure knowledge and wholehearted trust—and how it differs from false.