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Taking a position on truth is pretty unpopular today, but there are still some who have the courage to do it in the public forum. Dr. James White is one of the nation's most active Christian apologists and debaters, having debated atheists, Muslims, etc. over the last twenty years. Here, Kevin Swanson interacts with James on how to engage the battle in the dangerous war of ideas—with meekness and...

The sermon explores the critical distinction between merely hearing God's Word and actively heeding it, using the parable of the candle in Mark 4 as a central illustration. It argues that the Word of God is intended to be a light that is manifested and shared, not hidden under a bushel, emphasizing the believer's responsibility to receive truth with meekness and intent to obey. The message highlig...

Colossians 3:12-14 teaches us that because of what God has done for us, we must clothe ourselves in Christ.

Pastor Brian's sermon explores the dual nature of Jesus as both meek and lowly, and zealous with righteous anger, using the events of Matthew 21 to illustrate the character of God. The cleansing of the temple is presented as a rejection of commercial exploitation and a defense of the sanctity of worship, highlighting that true faith must prioritize righteousness over popularity or financial gain....

The disciples of Christ are blessed now, because although their qualities are a despised vulnerability in the world, their approaching inheritance will bring full satisfaction.

The Meek and Those Who Seek God 1. The satisfaction of the meek 2. The praise of those who seek 3. The promise of eternal life

Meekness Not Weakness - Rev John Greer

For a Christian woman to be her most beautiful, she should adorn herself with a meek and quiet spirit.

This sermon explores the call for Christians to live as distinct, upright, and loving members of their nation and community, grounded in the identity of believers as aliens and strangers in a foreign land. Drawing primarily from Titus 3:1-2, the message emphasizes the duty to submit to civil authorities and obey the law, not merely for social order, but as a missional witness that points others to...

Pastor Brian's sermon examines the triumphal entry of Jesus into Jerusalem as a deliberate fulfillment of Zechariah's prophecy, highlighting the contrast between a conquering king and a meek savior. By analyzing the four distinct groups present during the event—the disciples, the multitudes, the curious onlookers, and the Pharisees—the message illustrates varying levels of understanding and commit...

This sermon explores the concept of a living, vibrant faith rooted in the 'engrafted Word' described in James 1:21. It argues that genuine Christianity requires the Word of God to move beyond intellectual understanding into the heart, producing new life and fruitfulness rather than mere endurance or religious performance. The message emphasises the necessity of meekness and submission as the prope...

This sermon explores the command in Galatians 6 to bear one another's burdens, specifically focusing on the spiritual discipline of restoring a brother or sister who has been overtaken by sin. The central message emphasizes that this restoration is not merely about correcting behavior but about guiding the individual back to the pathway of holiness, characterized by the fruit of the Spirit: love,...

The sermon examines James 3:13-18 to distinguish between earthly wisdom, characterized by bitter jealousy and selfish ambition, and the wisdom from above, which is pure, peaceable, and gentle. It warns that harboring resentment leads to physical and spiritual disorder, contrasting this with the fruit of the Spirit which produces a harvest of righteousness. The message emphasizes that true wisdom a...

The sermon uses the narrative of the four lepers in 2 Kings 7 to illustrate the transition from spiritual hopelessness to the joy of salvation through Jesus Christ. It contrasts the dire state of humanity without God, characterized by sin and condemnation, with the hope found in the atoning work of Christ, as prophesied in Isaiah 53. The central message calls believers to recognize their own salva...

The sermon explores the biblical definition of meekness as strength under control, contrasting it with worldly weakness and pride. It identifies believers who have repented and trusted in Christ as the true inheritors of the earth, emphasizing that this promise refers to the future new heavens and new earth rather than temporal prosperity. The preacher urges listeners to accept God's providence an...

We've had about 100 years of people being "cool" – curating their image to be socially desirable and admirable. But does coolness have a place in a Christian culture? Kevin and Josh talk about where "cool" came from…the connection between coolness and pride…and how pop culture and fashion influence it. Then they go to scripture to ask if it is ultimately possible to be meek, humble, lowly, modest…...

Why We Should Put On – 12a - Chosen - Set Apart - Beloved What We Should Put on – 12b-14 -Compassionate Heart -Kindness -Humility -Meekness -Patience -Forgive -Love How We Put On – 15-16 -Let Peace Rule -Let The Word Dwell -Praise Always