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Justin Peters welcomes Todd Friel to discuss Go Serve Your King: The Key to Extraordinary Purpose in Everyday Life. Drawing on 1 Corinthians 10:31 and Hebrews 1:3, they consider how Christ's lordship shapes work, relationships, rest, and ordinary responsibilities. Their conversation also addresses biblical warnings about false teachers, the joy of obedience, and the importance of connecting sound...

This sermon explores the theological significance of the Feast of Unleavened Bread in Exodus 12, connecting the removal of leaven to the believer's sanctification and the burial of Christ. The message emphasizes that while the Passover lamb points to redemption, the unleavened bread illustrates the necessity of removing sin from one's life as a response to that grace. It highlights the importance...

Healthy foods scarcely benefit a person who's already ingested poison. So the Christian who attends a weekly Bible study, hears a sermon every week, and enjoys biblically-sound podcasts hinders spiritual growth if the heart is already poisoned. Poisoned? With what? "Therefore, laying aside all malice and all deceit and hypocrisy and envy and all slander..." 1 Peter 2:1 (LSB). All these toxins can...

This instructional sermon outlines a disciplined approach to Bible study, emphasizing the necessity of observing the text before drawing conclusions or applying doctrine. Using the Bereans in Acts 17 as a primary example, the teaching highlights the importance of examining verbs, connecting words, and punctuation to understand the author's intent within the immediate context. The discussion expand...

Colossians 4:2-4 teaches us how the gospel advances.

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Isaiah saw the Holy One, and He is King over all. The Lord is high and lifted up; He gives His glory to no other. In the presence of our Holy God, we readily recognize ourselves as guilty and without excuse. Which is why we must behold our King if we would ever find freedom from pride, self-aggrandizement, and self-righteousness. We must not avoid this piercing conviction of God's holiness, for th...

Christianity does not rest on a good man's example, a religious tradition, or a set of moral teachings. It rests on a real event: Jesus Christ died on the cross and rose again from the grave. Come hear the good news!

John 3:18

This sermon explores the theological attributes of God as truth and righteousness, arguing that His nature precludes the possibility of lying or acting unjustly. By citing passages such as Titus 1:2 and Numbers 23:19, the teaching establishes that God's faithfulness is inherent to His character, providing believers with assurance that His promises are reliable regardless of human failure or changi...

Study in the 1689 Second London Baptist Confession of Faith

This sermon explores the nature and necessity of God's written Word, emphasizing that it is the authoritative record of His creation and will. By contrasting the Bible with other religious texts, the message highlights the unique inspiration of Scripture, where God used human authors to convey His truth without error. The central argument links the veracity of the Bible to the truth of Christ, war...

Singing: Psalm 24: 1, 2, 3 Hymn 1 Psalm 146: 1 – 5 Psalm 62: 1, 4 Psalm 73: 8 Reading: Matthew 6: 19 – 34 Lord's Day 42 Sermon: In the eighth commandment, the Lord teaches His people that He is the absolute owner of everything. To this end: 1. God forbids all abuse and squandering of His gift 2. Requiring a proper use instead!

Psalm 8 Part 2

Because it is the teaching of Christ that brings life and health to the church, we must reject the arrogance of false teachers who stir up controversy and bring division by their attempts to promote themselves and their opinions that are contrary to Christ and His Word I. The Content of False Teaching vv 2b-3 II. The Character of False Teachers vv 4-5a III. The Corruption of False Teaching vv 5-6

This sermon examines the sixth commandment, 'Thou shalt not kill,' by defining murder as the unlawful, premeditated taking of innocent life and distinguishing it from accidental death through the Old Testament concept of cities of refuge. The central theological argument rests on the belief that human life possesses inherent sanctity because every person is created in the image of God, making the...

Ecclesiastes 7:21-22

This sermon explores the book of Job to address the theological mystery of suffering, contrasting the retributive theology of Job's friends with the sovereign goodness of God. It highlights that while human logic often demands an explanation for pain, God's response in the whirlwind emphasizes His holiness and the limitations of human understanding. The central message asserts that God is worth se...

In days like these, where many are falling away, how can we know who is saved and who is not. The Parable of the Sower offers insight into what it means to be saved by Jesus Christ. Part One lays the groundwork for: 1. What God says about parables 2. What are our limitations in teaching parables 3. What is our position of authority in teaching parables.

Which people are saved and which are lost? Teaching centers around the four soils as how it relates to salvation.

What does it mean to truly love one another? We live in a world where most think of nothing more than themselves, but what does the Bible say about this attitude? Is there a way that we can truly honor God with this attitude? Let's find out today as we study together from God's word.

Acts 21:37 - 22:2 Paul had arrived in Jerusalem. The false rumors kept circulating. First, he did not regard the law – teaching others the same. The second rumor spread like wildfire through the city – he had defiled the temple – assumed he brought a Gentile (Greek) Trophimus into the temple. The second rumor sparked a riot. A vicious mob drags Paul out of the temple starts beating him to death. T...

Notes - https://generationword.com/notes/Romans_2026/09-Romans_2_1-11.pdf

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