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It is quite easy to tell Indian currency from American currency. The problem is counterfeit U.S. currency that fools us, tricks us, deceives us. A counterfeit gospel was circulating in Galatia. In The Music Man, Professor Harold Hill sang "We got trouble, right here in River City, with a capital T and that rhymes with P, and that stands for Pool." In our study of Galatians, we need to change it to...

I Cannot Come Down Series through Nehemiah, No. 12 Nehemiah 6:1-9 9/13/26 Sunday AM Sermon

Wisdom cries aloud in the street, in the markets she raises her voice; at the head of the noisy streets she cries out; at the entrance of the city gates she speaks: "How long, O simple ones, will you love being simple? How long will scoffers delight in their scoffing and fools hate knowledge? If you turn at my reproof, behold, I will pour out my spirit to you; I will make my words known to you. Be...

This class explores the biblical definition of foolishness as the active rejection of God and His revealed truth, contrasting it with wisdom which is the application of God's knowledge. By examining passages from Romans, Matthew, Psalms, and Proverbs, the text establishes that foolishness manifests in denying God's existence, trusting in self-reliance, and ignoring divine correction. The preacher...

The sermon contrasts the empty ritual of the 'sacrifice of fools' with the profound spiritual reality of true sacrifice and sustenance found in Christ. By examining Old Testament types such as the Passover lamb, manna, and Abel's offering, the text illustrates how physical rituals prefigure the necessity of partaking in Jesus' body and blood for salvation. It emphasizes that mere external observan...

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The sermon explores the nature of divine wisdom by examining Exodus 36 and Proverbs 1-2, identifying the Holy Spirit as the sole source of true understanding. It contrasts the destructive path of the fool with the life-giving offer of wisdom that requires repentance and a receptive heart. The speaker emphasizes that genuine wisdom is not merely intellectual knowledge but a practical 'know-how' emp...

The sermon examines Romans 1:21-23 to explain how humanity suppresses the truth of God's existence despite clear evidence in creation. It identifies four primary reasons for this rejection: spiritual blindness, willful forgetting of creation, ignoring the witness of nature, and the fear of exposure to divine judgment. The central theme is the foolish exchange where people trade the glory of the im...

I. The way of the wise II. The way of the fool

The sermon examines Ecclesiastes 5:1-7 to warn against the 'sacrifice of fools,' which is characterized by rash speech and a lack of reverence when approaching God. It distinguishes between thoughtless complacency and true wickedness, emphasizing that God requires sincere communication rather than empty rituals or merit-based bargaining. The preacher contrasts the verbose self-righteousness of the...

The sermon warns against the destructive nature of covetousness by analyzing Jesus' response to a man seeking an inheritance dispute in Luke 12. It contrasts the worldly pursuit of wealth, which divides relationships and leaves nothing for eternity, with the spiritual call to be rich toward God. Through the parable of the rich fool, the text illustrates that life's value is not found in material a...

Heed wisdom's call, avoid calamity and be blessed 1. The calamity coming upon simple fools 2. The peace coming upon the wise

This sermon provides an exegetical study of Proverbs 3, focusing on practical instructions for Christian conduct and the pursuit of divine wisdom. The speaker emphasizes the necessity of generous giving without hesitation or selfish bargaining, while exercising discernment to avoid enabling sin in others. Key themes include rejecting revenge and envy toward the wicked, understanding that God's ble...

Jesus instructs us in balancing wisdom and tenderness. I. Reality of Conflict A. Sheep—smelly; dumb; vulnerable; innocent B. Wolves—ferocious/vicious; hungry; threat to the sheep II. Serpents A. Snakes—often venomous; crafty and cunning B. Why this figure? 1. Because of the danger: "therefore" 2. Because of the wisdom that is necessary C. Children of this world are wiser than the children of light...

The sermon emphasizes the necessity of purposeful prayer and bold evangelism, urging believers to overcome fear and personal failure to share the gospel. Drawing from Ezekiel 33, the speaker illustrates the spiritual responsibility of the watchman who must warn others of impending judgment to save their souls. The message challenges the congregation to step out of their comfort zones and actively...

Proverbs 1

A definition of wisdom to be juxtaposed to foolishness in preparation for studying Proverbs.

This sermon examines James 4:13-17 to challenge believers against arrogant self-sufficiency and absolute planning that excludes God. The preacher emphasizes that human life is fleeting and uncertain, serving as a reminder that only God holds the future. By contrasting the pride of those who plan without divine consideration with the humility required for Christian living, the message calls for a l...