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The sermon argues that the church can be recovered by embracing the Jewish roots of Scripture through five key practices: Jewish evangelism, understanding Jewish culture and context, recognizing Jewish prophetic expectations, maintaining the distinction between Israel and the church, and engaging with the Hebrew language. The speaker emphasizes that the gospel is to the Jew first, citing Romans 1:...

From Our Brand New Documentary Series. To The Jew First This first chapter we deal with Who are The Jews: Identifying Israel In it we prove from the Bible and in high Definition and tackle many modern day Roman Catholic Influencers. The Dangers of Replacement Theology

This sermon examines the narrative in 1 Samuel 7, where Samuel erects a stone named Ebenezer to memorialize God's help against the Philistines. The central message identifies four essential steps that precede divine intervention: national lamentation for sin, heartfelt consecration to God, fervent supplication, and the ultimate act of God stepping in to deliver His people. The preacher emphasizes...

A study of Nicodemus in John 3, a Pharisee and ruler of the Jews who was religious, moral and trained in the law, yet had not been born again. Romans 10 shows that Israel had a zeal of God but was ignorant of God's righteousness and went about to establish its own. Religion can clean up the outside, but only faith in Christ, who is the end of the law for righteousness, brings the new birth. Nicode...

Zachariah responds to the birth of his son with a hymn of blessing to God. He blesses God not only for the salvation of Israel but the forgiveness of sins. His praise makes clear that salvation has a purpose: for people to serve God in righteousness and holiness.

God alone is the living and faithful God, Creator of heaven and earth, trust in Him.

In the previous sermon on Psalm 68, God made a procession out of Egypt, through the Promised land and up to Jerusalem. Now in the psalm God clears out the rebels in order for Israel and all the nations to make a procession into Jerusalem. The desire is for the nations to worship God. This section speaks of a future time to us where Jesus will conquer His enemies and rule on earth from Jerusalem.

Obedience to God is essential to the blessing of being a child of God. God blessed Israel with a man named Moses. He was faithful. After his death, God blessed the nation with a man named Joshua. He too was faithful. Two and half tribes decided not to settle in the land of Canaan. Moses commanded them to cross over and help their brethren take the land of Canaan. They did that. Now they needed to...

We don't always know God's timing for the events in our lives, but we can trust that He has a calendar that He keeps for His purposes. In fact, those living in the tribulation can know specifically how long they must endure their hardships. -Notes: https://pastormarksbury.blogspot.com/2026/10/sermon-our-trust-in-gods-hidden.html -Livestream: https://lwbcfruita.org/live -Donations: https://www.lwbc...

God turned Israel by the Red Sea for their good.

I. v. 27. Lo que habían oído sobre el adulterio a. Lo que Dios había establecido sobre el adulterio b. Lo incompleto de la enseñanza de los maestros de Israel II. v. 28. Lo que Cristo revela sobre el adulterio a. El instrumento del adulterio b. La raíz del adulterio c. El veredicto sobre el adulterio

This sermon explores the theological significance of Jesus Christ as the Son of God, challenging the notion that this title implies inferiority to the Father. By examining Hebrews 1 and the Old Testament precedents in Psalm 2 and 2 Samuel 7, the message argues that sonship primarily denotes identity and likeness rather than mere biological origin. The speaker posits that while the term is applied...

Jesus is making a change of focus that results from a judicial act of judgment against Israel. They have refused to listen and respond to His calls for and invitations to salvation. Now, He is acting on God's warnings that though they see, they would not see truly, and though they hear, they would not understand. The understanding of the parables is limited to those who believe...at this point, th...

In Hosea 1:10–2:1, we see God's astonishing grace toward his unfaithful people. Though Israel deserved judgment, God promised restoration, renewed identity, unity, fruitfulness, and mercy, ultimately pointing us to the grace and salvation offered through Jesus Christ. From our Sunday service at Grace Bible Church of Bend.

The sermon explores the doxology in Romans 11 as a culmination of the theological themes of creation, fall, redemption, and glory found throughout the epistle. It emphasizes the infinite depth and unsearchable wisdom of God, contrasting His majesty with human finitude and the mystery of His providential plan. The message highlights that God's grace extends to both Israel and the Gentiles, calling...

Is the Old Testament primarily about God's law, while the New Testament is primarily about God's grace? Were Old Testament saints saved by obeying God's law, while New Testament saints are saved by faith in Christ? Is the Old Testament only about Israel, while the New Testament is to do with Christ and His church? No to all. Those conclusions, however common, are far too simplistic. "Then beginnin...

This sermon explores the biblical timeline of personal and global eschatology, tracing the believer's journey from death or the rapture through the tribulation and into the millennial kingdom. It argues that the church will be evacuated to heaven prior to the period of God's wrath, where believers will exist in resurrection bodies to witness the judgments upon the earth. The central focus is on th...

The little horn introduced in Daniel 7:8, is different from that one. This one emerges from one of the four horns. He succeeds the four divisions of Alexander's kingdom. This little horn is not the Antichrist of the end times although the two of them have similar activities and hatred of Israel. This one conquers Egypt, Persia, and then invades which is, Israel here spoken of as the "pleasant land...

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This sermon explores the theological assurance that God's covenant promises to the nation of Israel remain irrevocable, centering on the declaration in Romans 11 that all Israel shall be saved. The teaching examines prophetic passages from Isaiah, Jeremiah, and 2 Samuel to illustrate the future national restoration, reunification, and spiritual renewal of Israel, including the fulfillment of the D...

Main Points 1. God sees us as we really are—even when we don't. 2. God invites us to agree with Him about our sin and return to Him. This sermon examines Hosea 12, contrasting the deceptive prosperity of the nation of Israel with the humble surrender of the patriarch Jacob. The central message asserts that God sees the true state of His people, exposing their self-deception and reliance on foreign...

(AI Generated Summary) This sermon examines the theological purpose behind the plagues in Exodus, specifically focusing on God's command to Moses to recount these events to future generations. The central argument posits that the foundation of Israel's obedience was not their own merit but God's sovereign grace, which delivered them from slavery despite their unworthiness. By contrasting the judgm...