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Humanity living life before God is the theme of Psalm 92 and the Bible as a whole. In this sermon on Psalm 92:1–15 titled "Godly or Ungodly," Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones takes the opportunity to walk through the psalm and observe the life of people before God's presence. What are the two types of people in this world? Listen to hear the only distinction that truly includes all people in one of two cate...

Paul exhorts us to stand in the liberty provided by Christ. I. The Foundation of Paul's Exhortation A. "Therefore" 1. Not children of the bondwoman, but of the free (4:28, 31) 2. You are called to adoption as sons, not slaves (4:5-7) 3. Christ redeemed us from the curse of the law (3:13-14) 4. We are justified by faith alone (2:16) B. Summary 1. All of Christ [solo Christus] (2:20) 2. All of grace...

Essential to Christianity is a love for God's Word. How can we grow in this and what keeps us from better loving God's Word? Through looking at Psalm 1, we see some answers to these questions and are reminded of the beauty of God's Word.

You can have all the right answers for defending Christianity and still be shaken by someone who mocks your faith. Why is ridicule so powerful, even when you know your beliefs are true? In this message, we'll look at how to develop the kind of spiritual confidence that can stand firm even when others make you feel like a fool for following Christ. If you enjoy the episode, please consider subscrib...

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The difference between a wise person and a fool is not intelligence or how much a person knows, but the willingness to receive truth, instruction, and correction. Ignorance can be corrected through learning, but the fool rejects the very knowledge that could make him wise. Believing falsehoods corrupts understanding and leads to foolish decisions, while the wise seek truth, examine what they hear...

How many ways does satan entice you? Would you believe only two ways? Listen to the explanation of how satan uses 2 popular ways to tempt you into sin.

This sermon emphasizes the necessity of walking circumspectly and being filled with the Holy Spirit as foundational prerequisites for healthy family relationships and godly living. The message contrasts the behavior of fools, who despise wisdom and instruction, with the wise, who seek counsel and delight in God's will. It urges believers to redeem their time by seeking divine wisdom through prayer...

PSALM 14:1

This sermon examines the sin of covetousness as a subtle form of idolatry that enslaves the heart and breeds anxiety. By analyzing the teaching of Jesus in Luke 12 and the parable of the rich fool, the message highlights how obsessing over material wealth and security leads to a divided mind, contrasting this with the eternal sufficiency found in the Kingdom of God. The teaching urges believers to...

This sermon explores the spiritual posture of Mary of Bethany as a model for believers seeking a deep, personal relationship with Jesus Christ. It contrasts Mary's focused devotion, characterized by sitting at Jesus' feet to hear His word, with Martha's distraction by service and the desire for recognition. The message emphasizes that true worship requires humility, the willingness to be a fool fo...

A man "wise in his own conceit" is a man who thinks he knows it all and a man who is unteachable. But we all have to fight the tendency! Also Reference: (1 Timothy 1:1 and 2:3), (Titus 1:3, 2:10 and 3:4), (Jude 25) https://bbfohio.com

In our final look at this Proverb, we want to discuss the fool who returns to his folly of false religion. This is a "clean cut" version of a dog returning to his vomit. Also Reference: 2 Timothy 4:7-8 https://bbfohio.com

This sermon examines Psalm 14 as a wisdom and trust psalm that exposes the depth of human depravity while pointing to the hope of divine redemption. The central message argues that the 'fool' is not merely intellectually deficient but morally and spiritually dead, living as a practical atheist who suppresses the truth in unrighteousness. By drawing parallels to Romans 3 and Genesis, the text empha...

This sermon examines the sin of covetousness as a form of idolatry that enslaves the heart and hinders spiritual victory. By analyzing the parable of the rich fool, the message highlights how attaching one's identity and security to material wealth leads to emptiness and judgment, contrasting this with the sufficiency found in the Kingdom of God. The teaching urges believers to reject the anxiety...

What if wisdom isn't something you stumble into, but something you must deliberately pursue? Why do you think the book of Proverbs is placed in the center of the Old Testament and of the five personal books? Have you noticed the Old Testament is organized to present the past, present and future, and that Proverbs is in the center of it all? Is that significant? This message walks through Proverbs...

The sermon explores the profound impact of speech on spiritual life, anchoring the discussion in Proverbs 15 and James 3. It emphasizes that a wholesome tongue acts as a tree of life, while perverseness breaks the spirit, urging believers to align their words with divine wisdom rather than worldly impulses. The message highlights the necessity of receiving reproof and correction, noting that a foo...