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No Eye, No Ear, No Heart Remembering His Righteousness: Waiting, Loving, and Walking in His Ways Isaiah 64:4–5 | 1 Corinthians 2:6–9 | Numbers 25 and 31 | Micah 6 This message emphasizes the necessity of remembering God's righteousness, waiting upon His direction, and walking faithfully in His prescribed ways. Drawing from Isaiah 64 and 1 Corinthians 2, we see that God reveals Himself and His wisd...

~~~~~ No 33 in the series - The Epistles of Peter. ~~~~~ **Considering 2 Peter 3:8-10** But, beloved, be not ignorant of this one thing, that one day is with the Lord as a thousand years, and a thousand years as one day. The Lord is not slack concerning his promise, as some men count slackness; but is longsuffering to us-ward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repenta...

Kevin and Jacob look at 60 years of televangelism: the false Christ it presents, why it draws the poor and the disabled, and why people keep giving even when the promised hundredfold never arrives. They also take up a harder question. If God blesses obedience, why do faithful Christians like William Tyndale still suffer and die? And are today's 60 million podcasters any better than the televangeli...

A verse-by-verse study through the book of James. How is your prayer life? What are your motives in prayer? Are you praying in the will of God? Or are you asking according to the flesh? Pastor Brian gives a convicting message on the topic of prayer from James Chapter 4.

Will life's afflictions shake your faith, or will God use them to strengthen your testimony? The Apostle Paul warned the young believers at Thessalonica that afflictions would come. And they did. Concerned for their spiritual condition, Paul sent Timothy to establish and comfort them concerning their faith. He feared that Satan, the tempter, might use their suffering to draw them away from the tru...

The sermon explores the theological concept that divine fairness often manifests as the assignment of heavy burdens, using the distribution of wagons in Numbers 7 to illustrate that the tribe of Kohath was given the most sacred duties, requiring them to carry holy items on their shoulders rather than in wagons. This biblical principle is applied to the Christian experience, arguing that life's har...

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This sermon explores Psalm 43 as a prayer for vindication and guidance, situating David's distress within the context of exile and opposition from an ungodly nation. The central message emphasizes that while believers may feel forsaken or rejected by God during times of suffering, this perception contradicts the truth of God's sovereign care and the ultimate vindication found in Christ. The text c...

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God's Word makes us wise for salvation through faith in Christ and equips us for godliness and faithful obedience. Dave Jenkins explains the sufficiency of Scripture, how Christians make wise decisions, and why impressions and claims such as "God told me" cannot carry divine authority. He also examines the Holy Spirit's work through Scripture, God's promises in suffering, and the importance of fai...

What does Job teach us about ourselves when life suddenly falls apart? We begin examining and reconstructing seven lessons from Job about uncertainty, suffering, faith, and anguish.

While not desiring God's wrath to fall on people, it is reassuring as we suffer the relentless, stiff-necked rebellion and wickedness of the world in general to know that God WILL reward those fools one day! Also Reference: James 5:7-8 https://bbfohio.com

Scripture alone is the final infallible authority for Christian faith and life. Dave Jenkins explains the Reformation's doctrine of sola Scriptura and examines the Passion Translation as a case study in biblical authority. Through five biblical passages, Dave explores the difference between faithful translation and interpretive expansion. He also addresses claims of modern revelation, the sufficie...

What does Job teach us about ourselves when life suddenly falls apart? We begin examining and reconstructing seven lessons from Job about uncertainty, suffering, faith, and anguish.

In Mark 8:31-33, Jesus plainly teaches that the Son of Man must suffer, be rejected, and rise again, prompting Peter to rebuke Him. The central argument is that the Messiah's suffering was not an accident but a necessary, preordained act of God to satisfy divine justice and provide atonement for sin, contrasting the 'things of man' with the 'things of God.' The preacher highlights that Peter's obj...

This sermon meditates on the theological significance of Jesus' cry, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" as recorded in Matthew 27:46. It explores the historical context of the ninth hour and the Aramaic language used, connecting the event to the prophecy of Psalm 22. The exposition highlights the distinction between the Father and the Son within the Trinity, affirming both the deity and h...

In Genesis 40, Joseph's suffering and apparent abandonment remind us that God is always faithfully working His sovereign plan, even when we cannot understand His purposes.

The sermon explores the four specific locations where Jesus shed His blood, emphasizing the theological necessity of His physical suffering for the atonement of sin. Beginning in Gethsemane, the message highlights the spiritual agony and the 'cup' of the world's sin that Christ accepted, followed by the scourging at Gabbatha Hall, which the speaker interprets as the healing of the soul rather than...

This sermon defines the biblical concept of exhortation as an earnest urging toward laudable conduct, grounded in sound doctrine rather than mere tradition or personal preference. It emphasizes that receiving exhortation requires the removal of pride and a willingness to submit to the Word of God, which pierces the heart to reveal hidden secrets and areas of rebellion. The teaching contrasts relig...

The predator has become the prey, but the story of Saul's serving and suffering is only beginning; the roller coaster ride has just started.

This study finishes 2 Timothy chapter 1 with verses 15–18 and presses one question: when faithful ministry gets hard, will you stay or will you leave? It opens with the poem "The Fellowship of the Unashamed," attributed to a young pastor facing execution, and compares it to Paul's final letter. Both show courage, faithfulness and humility, with David and Goliath as an example. Paul writes from pri...

What is the Christian life all about? We began looking last week at a basic primer on the title "Christ." We saw how Jesus interpreted it to mean not only the reign and triumph, the defeat of death itself, but also the rejection, the suffering, the death of the Lord's Chosen One. The Christian life is fundamentally about Jesus Christ. It's about glorifying Him, following Him, worshiping Him, behol...