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Find biblical encouragement in Haggai 2:1-9 as Pastor Caldwell preaches Encouragement Behind & Ahead Pt. 4 on Christ's future kingdom. Discouragement sets in when our perspective shrinks and we lose sight of reality as God declares it in Scripture. In Haggai 2:1-9, Pastor Richard Caldwell reminds believers that the sovereign Lord controlling our present and future is all-powerful, all-wise, and go...

Rev. Benjamin Wontrop's sermon on Ecclesiastes 12:1–8 (with 11:7–10) issues a solemn, Christ-centred call to remember the Creator while the opportunity remains. Solomon's vivid portrait of advancing age—darkened lights, trembling keepers, failing grinders, dimmed eyes, and the final return of dust to earth—depicts the increasing misery of life under the curse (WSC 19). Physical decline and eschato...

This sermon explores Esther chapter 2 as a narrative of profound darkness and divine providence, highlighting the tension between the wickedness of the world, the sense of distance from God, and the perceived helplessness of God's people. The preacher interprets the forced conscription of young women and the exile of the Jews not merely as historical events, but as a reflection of the human condit...

I. As Children II. With Confidence III. In Unison

This sermon explores the human longing for acceptance and status, framed as a desire to enter an "inner ring," and argues that this drive is ultimately a reflection of the soul's need for belonging to God. By examining the context of Jesus' passion prediction in Matthew 20, the message highlights how spiritual pride and ambition often blind believers to the cost of discipleship, contrasting the wo...

B.I.— Followers of Jesus Christ must be aware of the times in which they live to understand them—times of division, discernment, and diligence. INTRODUCTION: 1A. A MINISTRY OF DIVISION. 49-53 1B. The Transmission of Fire. v. 49 2B. An Impending Baptism. v. 50 3B. A Dispensation of Division. vv. 51-53 2A. THE ABSENCE OF DISCERNMENT. 54-57 1B. Discerning the Weather. 54-55 2B. Shallowness of Discern...

This sermon examines the seven final statements of Jesus Christ on the cross, highlighting their theological significance and pastoral application. It explores themes of divine forgiveness, compassionate care for others, the promise of salvation, and the reality of human suffering experienced by the incarnate God. The message emphasizes that Jesus bore rejection and agony to fulfill the finished w...

Jesus promises that as the end of the age approaches there will be great turmoil both in the physical realm and spiritual realm. It will be a time of mass deception, but we are called to resist the deception and remain faithful to Christ and His Gospel. One day Jesus will come again and usher in true peace. Until then, we should expect sorrows "birth pains" on the earth.

Sermon: True Peace The service included an Old Testament reading from Isaiah 9:1–7, the recitation of the Nicene Creed, a corporate prayer of confession, and the observance of the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Congregational songs included "Come, Ye Thankful People Come," "O God Beyond All Praising," "God, in the Gospel of His Son," "In Christ Alone," and the Doxology.

What truly makes a home Christian? In Colossians 3:15–21, Scripture directs believers toward the peace of God, the word of Christ, thankfulness, and conduct that honors the Lord. It also gives instructions concerning husbands, wives, children, and fathers. Join Bro. Ben Burks at Arnold Baptist Tabernacle for this Sunday morning message from the King James Bible. Subscribe for Bible preaching from...

On Remembrance Sunday, what do we remember, and why? We consider God's leading, our learning, and our leaning on God as we remember the two World Wars and their lessons to us as Christians.

On Remembrance Day we think of the desirability of peace. But what is peace, and how can it be brought about? In this evening sermon from Isaiah 10-11 we see the powers that oppose peace, the Prnce who brings pace, and the peace that he brings.

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This Week on "The Friends of Israel Today" Radio: Does the Bible say we should support Israel? Absolutely! This week, our series on biblical Zionism takes us to several of God's major covenants with Israel: the Abrahamic, Davidic, and New Covenants. While some believe Israel's unfaithfulness to the Lord cancels these promises, all of them are held together by the strength and faithfulness of God....

After the sweeping results of the 2026 midterms, including major shifts in Congress and key Texas offices, host Josh Philpot asks Pastor Richard Caldwell whether Christians should be worried about America and how to view these changes from a biblical worldview. Pastor Caldwell says it is right to be concerned, yet reminds believers that God is sovereign over everything, this world is not our home,...