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In this Psalm 1 sermon, Pastor Richard Caldwell preaches The Way of Prosperity & The Way That Perishes Pt. 2 on the righteous and the wicked. The first Psalm serves as a gateway to the Psalter by dividing all of humanity into two distinct categories. God recognizes people by their manner of living, comparing the fruit of a righteous person to a tree firmly planted by streams of water. True believe...

Psalm 11 is significant because it addresses the challenge of remaining faithful to God when society's moral and spiritual foundations appear to be collapsing. David faces advice to flee from danger, as the wicked prepare their weapons and attack the upright, prompting the question, "If the foundations are destroyed, what can the righteous do?" (Psalm 11:3). Rather than surrendering to fear, David...

The demands of wicked hearts will never be satisfied and will lead to destruction. The faith of repentant hearts will be satisfied and leads to union with Christ. 1. Evil demands 2. Signs of the Savior 3. Evil emptiness 4. Signs of the saints

The sermon examines the theological and ethical implications of the trial and execution of Jesus, using it as a case study for the dangers of pragmatic moral relativism and group pressure. It argues that individual responsibility remains intact even when a majority or authority figure demands unjust action, citing the Nuremberg defense and biblical examples of civil disobedience to refute the idea...

This sermon explores the theme of God's absolute sovereignty and almighty power, anchored in the declaration from Ecclesiastes that where the word of a king is, there is power. It addresses the human struggle with uncertainty and the apparent prosperity of the wicked by asserting that all events unfold according to God's eternal plan and purpose. The text highlights key theological concepts such a...

This lesson deals with Joram, Jehoram, Jehosaphat, & the heritage of Ahab.

I. God our Light in the Darkness A.God Chastens Even His Forgiven Children: Absalom B.God's People Often Besieged by the Wicked (vv. 1-2) C.God Remains our Faithful Helper and Hearer (v. 3-4) D.God Blesses Us in the Darkness (vv. 5-6) E. Plead with God to Save Us from the Wicked (v. 7) II. God Our Salvation in the Lord Jesus Christ A. His Sufferings and the World's Hatred...Now in Us B. He Trusted...

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This Bible Study continues to examine the narrative of Haman's rise and fall in the book of Esther, highlighting the divine orchestration behind the deliverance of the Jewish people. It traces the progression from Esther's courageous approach to the king to Haman's escalating hatred and eventual humiliation, emphasizing that God's protection extends to His covenant people regardless of their circu...

Job speaking of – the ancient trepidation of God's people (Job's question) – v1. Job, like other God's followers, have wondered concerning what seems as injustice. Why would God be silent in the face of injustice? Why would God delay in judging the wicked? Here's the mystery of delayed justice (v1). Therefore, an observation of five (5) ways delayed justice might seem torturous to God's children:...

God created man to serve as a priest-king, ruling in righteousness while worshiping and submitting to the Lord. Yet Genesis 14 reveals the consequences of abandoning that priestly calling, as nine wicked kings pursue power, domination, and autonomy from God. In contrast, Abram demonstrates the character of a righteous priest-king, motivated by love and justice to rescue the innocent rather than se...

The sermon explores the identity of Jesus as the Servant of the Lord by connecting the healing of the man with the withered hand in Matthew 12 to the prophecy in Isaiah 42. It argues that the Pharisees viewed Jesus through a distorted lens of legalism and fear, whereas the true lens reveals a God who upholds His chosen one and acts with meekness rather than intimidating power. The central message...

Peace under the old covenant could be destroyed by the sin of the people. Therefore, many times, third parties and rulers took steps to destroy the peace God made with His people Israel, by provoking or leading them into sin that violated the covenant. Ultimately, the whole nation was carried off into captivity, cursed by the covenant for their disobedience. But the New Covenant is a unilateral co...

Isaiah 57:14-21 calls a backslidden people to prepare the way back to God by removing every obstruction. In Isaiah's day the obstruction was idolatry. The human heart still makes idols of family, career, and settled church habits, and sin stands in the way above all. Christ, who is himself the way, removes that obstacle. The Holy One who inhabits eternity dwells with the contrite and lowly, a spir...

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This sermon explores Ezekiel 34 as a pivotal "hinge chapter" in the Book of Ezekiel where God's mercy shines through after prolonged themes of judgment. Structuring the message around five main points, the speaker contrasts the self-serving, corrupt leaders of Israel with Yahweh's direct promise to personally intervene as the true Shepherd to rescue, gather, and care for His scattered flock. The l...

What if the greatest treasure in your life isn't success, wealth, or achievement — but wisdom? What if God has already given you a training manual for Kingdom living, and you've barely opened it? This message explores Proverbs as the King's curriculum, showing how God forms worldview, daily habits, ethical clarity, and leadership strength in His people. Discover why gaining God's wisdom is worth e...

This lesson examines the trial and crucifixion of Jesus as a definitive illustration of the dangers of pragmatic and utilitarian ethics. It argues that the actions of the Sanhedrin, Pontius Pilate, King Herod, and the crowd represent a moral system where ends justify means, effectively dissolving God's law in favor of political expediency and group pressure. The teaching contrasts this with the so...

This sermon provides a comprehensive overview of the future aspects of God's kingdom, focusing on five sequential events that will occur at the end of history. It begins with the second coming of Christ, described as a powerful and authoritative return that coincides with the great resurrection of all human beings. The teaching then details the final judgment, where Jesus sits on an earthly throne...

Elder Bill Boney's study through the Book of Psalms: Psalm 7, part 2