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This sermon explores the fifth commandment, expanding its scope beyond parental relationships to encompass all lawful earthly authorities. The preacher argues that true biblical submission requires a heart subdued to Christ, as rebellion against lawful human authority ultimately reflects a rejection of God's sovereignty. By examining scriptural examples from Exodus and 1 Peter, the message emphasi...

All men are required to perfectly and perpetually keep the Ten Commandments, but no one is able.

Chaplin Gordon James Klingenschmidt is a former elected Colorado State Representative and also a TV show host. He served honorably as a 20-year veteran who graduated from the U.S. Air Force Academy in Political Science and made national headlines as the former Navy Chaplain who dared to pray "in Jesus' name." He is an ordained minister with an earned PhD in Theology, and founded the Pray in Jesus'...

This is overview of the Ten Commandments with particular attention to general truths about how to organize, understand, and interpret them.

The world needs to understand the doctrine of sin. The Ten Commandments are not just a moral standard; they are the stipulations of God's covenant, flowing from His very moral being. To break them is to break covenant with a holy God. Every one of us has broken this covenant and fallen short. We cannot stand before God and claim to be better than Achan. The only hope any of us has is to recognize...

The sermon addresses the controversy between Sabbath and Sunday worship by refuting Seventh-day Adventist doctrines through biblical analysis. It critiques Ellen White's visions as contradictory to scripture, particularly regarding the ark of the covenant and the Ten Commandments. The preacher establishes that while the Sabbath was a creation ordinance for rest, there is no New Testament command m...

This sermon explores the Sixth Commandment, expanding its scope beyond physical murder to include internal sins like envy and hatred. It outlines three lawful exceptions for taking life: public justice, defensive war, and self-defense, emphasizing that civil government acts as God's minister in these roles. The preacher argues that true obedience requires actively loving one's neighbor through vol...

This sermon explores the fifth commandment by establishing that love for God is fundamentally demonstrated through how one relates to other people. The speaker identifies God's sovereign providence as the foundation for this ethic, arguing that He ordains all relational positions and authorities. The central focus is defined as relational authority serving as a test of genuine love for God, extend...

The Holy Bible addresses ten issues of present-day cultural significance which are offensive to God. The Christian is obligated to agree with God on all of these issues and reject our God-hating culture. THE BIBLE Baptist Church of DeLand, Florida Pastor James W. Knox Pastor David A. Brown https://biblebaptistdeland.com For more sermons and Bible study materials, please visit our web store at http...

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Jesus was not a spirit being bringing a philosophic teaching to His disciples. He had brought them into fellowship with Himself as the God-Man. He had really granted to them a participation in divine things. He had brought them into the greatness of the reality of fellowship with the Father as well as with Himself. All of this fellowship with God had become so real to the apostles that they had co...

Text: Revelation 4 Theme: An Open Door 1. Why we need it. 2. What is seen. 3. How it aught to transform us. v. 8-11 Morning Organ Prelude. Worship preparation. Votum and Blessing Psalter 251:1,2,3 Ten Commandments (Morning) Elder reading. Reading of Holy Scripture. Elder reading: Revelation 4 Congregational Prayer Psalter (Offering collected during prelude) 256:3,4,5 Sermon An Open Door Psalter*25...

The sermon explores the relationship between the New Testament Christians and and the Old Testament law, arguing that justification by faith does not make the law purposeless, but rather establishes the laws proper purpose in the New Testament. It distinguishes between the moral, ceremonial, and civil laws, explaining how each functions differently in the New Covenant context. The moral law leads...

The sermon explores the second major sermon in Deuteronomy, framing it as a renewal of the covenant God established with Israel at Mount Sinai. It highlights Deuteronomy 10:12 as an epitomizing text that calls believers to fear, walk in, love, serve, and obey God. The preacher contrasts the first generation's failure with the second generation's opportunity to embrace covenant loyalty rooted in Go...

The sermon challenges parents to intentionally define their Christian family identity by grounding household standards in the Ten Commandments rather than arbitrary rules. It emphasizes that true godliness stems from a genuine walk with God and internalized values, not merely external compliance or participation in religious programs. The speaker warns against hypocrisy, noting that children rebel...