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Today is the anniversary of Kristallnacht, or the Night of the Broken Glass, an infamous time of Nazi Germany carrying out a pogrom against Jews.  Yesterday, on the eve of Kristallnacht, Jewish businesses were targeted in Philadelphia with a so-called "boycott ride."  We'll discuss that issue today. Also, many are asking, is there a turning underway in how the United States views Israel?  Many of...

The sermon explores the prophetic timeline of the end times, focusing on the restraining work of the Holy Spirit that currently suppresses the revelation of the Antichrist. By cross-referencing 2 Thessalonians with Daniel 9, the message clarifies that the church age is a parenthetical period between the 69th and 70th weeks of Daniel's prophecy, emphasizing that God remains in sovereign control of...

This sermon examines the arrest of Jesus in the Garden of Gethsemane, highlighting the stark contrast between human failure and divine faithfulness. It addresses the themes of religious hypocrisy and the tendency of believers to abandon Christ during times of trial, using the flight of the disciples and the young man as illustrations of human weakness. The central message asserts that Jesus willin...

This sermon explores the vital importance of experiencing the felt presence of God in the daily lives of believers, drawing primarily from Exodus 33. It argues that while God is omnipresent, the conscious awareness of His companionship transforms worship, prayer, and the handling of life's difficulties. The text emphasizes that true worship involves bringing thanksgiving rather than merely seeking...

The sermon emphasizes the necessity of guarding one's mind by relying exclusively on God's Word as the sole source of truth and wisdom. Drawing from Psalm 19 and Psalm 1, the message highlights that the Law of the Lord is perfect, reviving the soul and providing clarity in a world filled with distracting and harmful influences. The preacher contrasts the stability of the believer who meditates on...

This sermon explores the life of Daniel as a model for believers living in a hostile, non-Christian culture, emphasizing that God remains sovereign over earthly governments. The central message encourages the congregation to maintain joy and faith regardless of political outcomes, drawing on Daniel's example of declaring God's glory through personal conviction, dependence on divine wisdom, and the...

Passage: 2 Thessalonians 2:1-12

Passage: 2 Thessalonians 2:1-12

🏜️ WILDERNESS BEFORE THE BLESSING: When God Prepares for Greater Things Could your present season of suffering, isolation, disappointment, or waiting actually be preparation for something greater? Joseph endured betrayal, slavery, and imprisonment before his exaltation. Moses spent forty years in the wilderness before delivering Israel. David was anointed king, yet suffered years of persecution be...

This sermon explores the second half of Ecclesiastes chapter three, addressing how believers should respond when life feels unfair and out of their control. The central message emphasizes that while human systems may fail and suffering seems unjust, God remains the ultimate judge who will set all matters right in His appointed time. The teaching encourages humility by reminding listeners of their...

How Does a Christian Live in Babylon? - Lesson 7 - Yahweh Delivers from the Lion's Den - Daniel 6. Chapter 6 is another conflict theme – conflict of the world's authorities against those faithful to God and ultimately conflict of those authorities versus Yahweh himself.

This sermon explores the narrative of the widow of Zarephath in 1 Kings 17, focusing on the transition from profound grief to restored joy through the raising of her son. The central message emphasises that God often works in the darkest moments of human experience, using suffering not as punishment but as a vessel to display His power and glory. By examining Elijah's intense and persistent prayer...

If you were to take the time to examine yourself and your profession of salvation would you find evidence to support your claim? Many people are living under a pretense of salvation. There are plenty of people who have prayed a prayer, walked an aisle, etc. and said they are saved. But there has never been a change in their life and they have no fruit.

December 8, Ordinary Time—The Sundays of Pentecost

This sermon explores the theological paradox that God chooses to display His glory and defeat His enemies through the weakness and vulnerability of His people rather than human strength. By examining Psalm 8:2 and its fulfillment in Matthew 21, the message highlights how the spontaneous praise of children and the humble entry of Jesus demonstrate that divine power is perfected in human frailty. Th...

(AI Generated Summary) This sermon examines the concluding imperative of the Olivet Discourse, emphasizing that while the specific timing of Christ's return is unknown, believers are commanded to maintain constant spiritual vigilance. The central message rejects the pursuit of date-setting or end-times speculation, instead calling for a life of diligent service and readiness in the present moment....

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 parable of the mustard seed to illustrate the nature and growth of God's kingdom through the faithful proclamation of the gospel. It defines the kingdom as the realm of gospel influence that expands incrementally over time, contrasting the smallness of human effort with the immense power of the Word. The preacher encourages believers to persevere in preaching and prayer, t...

Luke 23:40 "But the other answering rebuked him, saying, Dost not thou fear God, seeing thou art in the same condemnation?" This sermon examines the narrative of the two thieves crucified alongside Jesus, focusing on the rhetorical question, "Do you not fear God?" The central message urges listeners to evaluate their spiritual state in light of three realities: the sinful life they have lived, the...