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The sermon examines Exodus 11, focusing on the announcement of the final plague and the impending deliverance of Israel from Egypt. It highlights God's sovereign foreknowledge and the certainty of His promises, contrasting Pharaoh's hardened heart with the favor granted to Moses and the Israelites. The central theological theme is the distinction between judgment and salvation, which is not based...

Explanation of how God loves Israel and HIs people the Church supported with OT passages and Paul's teaching in the NT

La bendición profética sobre los hijos de Israel parte 1

This sermon explores the demands of total devotion to God as outlined in Deuteronomy 6 through 9, emphasizing that obedience flows from a heart transformed by divine love. The central message highlights the Shema as the foundation for a life of wholehearted commitment, requiring believers to meditate on God's Word, teach it diligently to their children, and keep it constantly before their minds. T...

In this exposition of Romans 9:24-29, the preacher unfolds the sweetness of the gospel amid the sobering reality of God's sovereign election: the vessels of mercy whom He has prepared for glory are effectually called from both Jews and Gentiles. Drawing on Hosea and Isaiah, Paul demonstrates that God's Word has never failed - Gentiles who were "not My people" are now called beloved sons of the liv...

(1) Israel Watch 10/4/2026: the blockade of Iranian oil is "ironclad" in the words of U.S. Sec. of War Pete Hegseth. Thus, the security of Israel is ever-improving and gas supplies worldwide are increasing as prices come down. We show and discuss a clip of PM Netanyahu dealing with the imbecilic questioning from CBS Leftists Operative Tony Dokoupil. (2) Botched Executions? Christa Pike is in criti...

1. God's Powerful Acts 2. Israel's Difficult Question 3. The Suffering of Christ and His People

Dr. Beale examines the phrase "Church of God" in 1 Corinthians 1:2, arguing that it is a specific allusion to the Old Testament concept of Israel's assembly found in Nehemiah 13. By identifying three key prophetic allusions to Joel 2 and Malachi 1, the message asserts that the church is not merely analogous to Israel but represents the beginning fulfillment of Israel's prophesied salvation and uni...

The sermon examines the command in Luke 9 for the apostles to proclaim the kingdom of God, distinguishing this spiritual reality from the physical nation of Israel under the Old Covenant. It argues that the New Covenant era is characterized by a spiritual kingdom where believers submit to Christ's lordship rather than seeking to overthrow physical governments or establish a national state. The tea...

This Sunday, we'll continue in the story of Gideon—and we will be talking about Gideon a bit differently than you may have heard in a Sunday School lesson. At least, it will be different than the way I remember hearing about Gideon when I was in Sunday School. Gideon is not a very heroic or inspiring figure, but Gideon's story can teach us a lot about what God does through our worship. It may help...

Main Point: Christians are the new temple because our foundation is in Christ. Fallen Condition: Focus: Since the fall, we have had no place of fellowship where God and man can live together. The Old Testament temple and the people of Israel were a picture of this.

The sermon addresses the theological objection that God's sovereign election renders Him unrighteous by arguing that His justice is defined by His own revealed character rather than human standards. It examines Paul's distinction between national Israel and the spiritual Israel of promise, emphasizing that salvation is based on divine choice rather than human works or lineage. The text highlights...

After Israel's rejection of her true king, the LORD, God responds in mercy. He selects His viceregent from the tribe of Benjamin and reveals him to His prophet, Samuel. God supplies His vice-regent with everything He needs for his task and demonstrates this calling to him before revealing him to the nation. This passage provides us with the coronation of Saul who will rule as king under the govern...

Pastor Brian's sermon examines the Parable of the Tenants in Matthew 21, contrasting the historical failure of Israel with the current responsibility of the church to bear spiritual fruit. It emphasizes that God has provided the church with superior advantages, including the fullness of Scripture and the indwelling Holy Spirit, leaving no excuse for unfaithfulness. The message warns that judgment...

This sermon examines Leviticus 26, highlighting the contrast between the conditional blessings and curses of the Mosaic covenant and God's unconditional commitment to His people. The central message asserts that while Israel faced discipline for disobedience, God's ultimate purpose was always to draw them back to repentance, demonstrating that His faithfulness remains constant even when His people...

In this Psalm, the Psalmist cries out to God for a fuller restoration than a mere physical return to the land of Israel.

Sunday Morning – October 4, 2026 Join us this Sunday morning as Pastor John Wheeler brings a message titled "The Heresy of Replacement Theology" from Romans 11. We'll examine what the Scripture teaches concerning Israel, the church, and God's faithfulness to His promises, looking carefully at the truth presented in Romans 11. The article referenced can be viewed at: https://libertybc.net/lbc/sound...

This sermon examines the temptation of Jesus in the wilderness as a recapitulation of Israel's and Adam's failures, highlighting how Christ succeeded where they failed by trusting in God's Word. The central message emphasizes that believers must resist the temptations of the flesh, the pride of life, and the lust of the eyes by maintaining a deep, abiding familiarity with Scripture. Dr. Beale argu...

Jeremiah's message was that the LORD would restore His people back into the land of Israel after a period of time.

This sermon explores the pervasive theme of God's mercy throughout Scripture, anchored in Psalm 103. It highlights that God's mercy is abundant, complete in its forgiveness, and everlasting in its duration. By examining key narratives from Genesis to the New Testament, including the Garden of Eden, Noah, Abraham, Israel, Jonah, and the parable of the prodigal son, the message illustrates that God...

This sermon examines the essential characteristics that define dispensationalism, arguing that it is not merely a specific list of seven dispensations but a consistent hermeneutical approach to Scripture. The central message posits that a dispensationalist is one who interprets the Bible literally, maintains a distinct theological separation between Israel and the church, and views the ultimate pu...

This sermon explores the narrative in 2 Kings 7, where God provides for a besieged city through the unexpected actions of four lepers. The central message emphasizes that God's Word is infallible and that He can provide in impossible circumstances, contrasting the faith of the lepers with the doubt of the king's officer. The preacher highlights how unbelief can hinder a person from partaking in Go...