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This service celebrates the graduation of a participant from the Lifeline to Freedom curriculum, highlighting the transformative power of biblical principles in overcoming addiction and restoring broken lives. The central message emphasizes that true freedom is found not in secular programs or self-identity as an addict, but in the new creation status offered through Christ, as affirmed in John 8:...

This message deals with Paul's purpose to NEVER BE FOUND "frustrating the grace of God", which is to seek to add anything to God's gracious work of salvation OTHER THAN or IN ADDITION TO the PERSON and WORK of Christ the Lord.

This sermon examines the doctrine of limited atonement, arguing that Christ's death was effectual and particular to the elect rather than a general provision for all humanity. By analyzing John 10 and supporting passages, the message demonstrates that Jesus died specifically for His sheep, securing their redemption and guaranteeing their salvation through His ongoing intercession. The text address...

This sermon examines the doctrine of justification by closely analyzing Romans 3:24-28, emphasizing that righteousness is bestowed upon the believer rather than earned through human effort. The message distinguishes between being declared righteous and being made righteous, refuting the idea that salvation is a progressive work of human merit or a combination of faith and works. It highlights that...

This sermon explores the theological perspective that present sufferings are incomparable to the future glory revealed in believers, as outlined in Romans 8. The central message encourages Christians to maintain active, rational minds rather than allowing emotions or pain to dictate their identity, especially during times of personal loss, societal decay, or political unrest. By weighing current t...

This lesson is part of an ongoing verse by verse study through the Epistle of Romans. It was taught in the adult Bible class of Grace Baptist of Ruston Louisiana.

Text: Acts 8:26-40 | Speaker: Levi Bakerink | Description: After Jesus spreads the gospel to Samaria, he sends his evangelist, Philip, to a desert place where he meets an Ethiopian official traveling on the road. The Ethiopian is reading from the Isaiah scroll, and Philip strikes up a conversation and uses the opportunity to preach the gospel of Jesus as Isaiah once prophesied. The result of the p...

We see: 1. The murderous rage of the destroyer brings bitter sorrow (v. 16). 2. God fulfills His Word amid His people's inconsolable sorrow (vv. 17–18)

Christ's confrontation with the scribes and Pharisees over ritual purity and the tradition of the elders leads to an important declaration: "There is nothing outside a person that by going into him can defile him, but the things that come out of a person are what defile him." The true source of human defilement is not external and environmental; it is a corrupt heart. Jesus exposes the bankruptcy...

Pharaoh out of pride asked who is the Lord. The elders out of discouragement asked where is the Lord. Moses in confusion asked why of the Lord.

The sermon examines the opening of Paul's letter to the Galatians to establish the divine origin of the gospel and refute the false teaching that human works are necessary for justification. It distinguishes between the forensic declaration of justification, which rests solely on Christ's finished work, and the ongoing process of sanctification, which is the Spirit's work in the believer. The text...

This message is from the Sovereign Outreach 4 Grace / SO4G 2026 Sunday Morning Messages - Sermon Audio Broadcast Series. This message was delivered by Elder, Brian Helton at the Lakeville Baptist Church in Salyersville, Kentucky. The title of this sermon was 'Behold What Manner of Love', the key text for this message was taken from 1 John 3:1-10, along with several other passages.

This sermon concludes the book of Galatians by examining Paul's exclusive boast in the cross of Jesus Christ as the sole source of spiritual blessing and redemption. It contrasts the man-centered boasting of false teachers, who sought to secure their own glory through circumcision and escape persecution, with the believer's reliance on the new birth and the death of the world to the self. The mess...

The sermon centers on the theological truth that Jesus Christ came into the world specifically to save sinners, rather than to reform culture, judge the world, or establish an earthly kingdom. Drawing primarily from 1 Timothy 1:15, the message emphasizes that salvation is a historical fact and a matter of divine grace, not human merit or cultural alignment. The speaker contrasts the current cultur...

This sermon explores the incommunicable attribute of God's omnipotence, grounded in the declaration that power belongs exclusively to Him. The exposition contrasts human weakness and limitation with God's absolute, infinite, and unchanging strength, demonstrating that His ability is as vast as His will. The sermon highlights how this power is displayed in creation, the governance of the world, and...

This sermon explores the theological necessity of Christ's suffering as revealed in the encounter with the disciples on the road to Emmaus. The preacher argues that the disciples' despair stemmed from an incomplete understanding of Scripture, which failed to connect the Messiah's glory with his required atoning death. By examining Old Testament types such as the bruised heel in Genesis and the suf...

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...

This sermon addresses the critical need for biblical discipleship by examining the doctrine of total depravity as presented in Ephesians 2:1-3. The message argues that unregenerate humanity is spiritually dead, characterized by disobedience in affections, allegiance, and association, and dominated by the lust of the flesh. It emphasizes that apart from the grace of God, individuals are naturally c...