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The Setting of our Lord's Rebuke (vv.37-38) The Lord's fourfold rebuke of the Pharisees (vv.39-44) The Lord's threefold rebuke of the Lawyers (vv.45-52) The Reaction of the Lawyers and Pharisees (vv.53-54)

The sermon explores the theological connection between Zechariah 3 and Romans 8, illustrating the doctrine of justification through the visual narrative of Joshua the high priest. It emphasizes that while Satan acts as a valid accuser of sin, he lacks the authority to condemn, as only God holds the power of judgment. The central message highlights that God's response to the accuser is not a denial...

Titus 2:11-15 For the grace of God that bringeth salvation hath appeared to all men, 12 Teaching us that, denying ungodliness and worldly lusts, we should live soberly, righteously, and godly, in this present world; 13 Looking for that blessed hope, and the glorious appearing of the great God and our Saviour Jesus Christ; 14 Who gave himself for us, that he might redeem us from all iniquity, and p...

This sermon explores the authority of Jesus Christ over the spiritual realm and physical sickness as depicted in Luke 4, emphasizing that God's Word possesses limitless power to rebuke evil and heal the afflicted. The message reassures believers that while they may encounter demonic oppression or disease, they need not fear because God remains sovereign over all circumstances, using even suffering...

This sermon examines the second priority in Jesus' training of the twelve apostles: cultivating humble faith and prayerful dependence. The speaker argues that in an era of information overload and self-reliance, the Church must counter-culturally model a life of total dependence on God. Jesus achieved this through four specific methods: setting an example of prayerful submission, instructing disci...

This sermon explores the reality of spiritual struggle, using the account of the boy possessed by a demon in Luke 9 to illustrate the contrast between mountaintop experiences and the daily valleys of life. The message highlights the disciples' failure to cast out the spirit due to a lack of faith and fervency, emphasizing that power without trust in God is ineffective. It further examines the tena...

Scripture: 2 Samuel 19:1-11 Theme: When Greif Overwhelms Calling and How God Restores His Children. 1. David's collapse. 2. Joab's rebuke. 3. David's restoration Psalter 22:1,3 2 Samuel 18:33 – 2 Samuel 19:8. Text: verse 8a. Psalter 34:1,9,10 Psalter 140:1,3 Psalter 362:1,3 Doxology

In his sermon, Pastor Rockhill addresses the fundamental duties of faith as taught in Luke 17:1-10. He emphasizes the challenges of living out these responsibilities in a fallen world, where temptations and offenses abound. Jesus warns his disciples about the grave consequences of causing others to stumble and calls them to a higher standard of accountability and love. The call to rebuke those who...

In this passage, God Himself confronts Israel because of their persistent rebellion against Him.

Text: Isaiah 58 Title: The True Fast 1. The necessary rebuke. 2. The identity of the true fast. 3. The blessings that follow.

1. The strong rebuke 2. The historical comparison 3. The angry response

As Jesus warns the disciples against the leaven of the Pharisees and the leaven of Herod, believers are warned to guard against the corrupting influences of legalism and lawlessness. The leaven of human-made religious rules, lawlessness, and worldly compromise stem from a lack of trust in God's goodness. Jesus' rebuke of the disciples for their spiritual dullness despite witnessing miraculous prov...

Exodus 18 — Moses led millions and still needed his father-in-law to tell him: "This is not good." You need a Jethro too. This family integrated church lesson walks through Exodus 18 — Jethro's advice to Moses — teaching the whole church family, children included, that God gives us many trusted helpers, not just one, and that asking for help isn't failing, it's wisdom. Parents will see a model for...

The sermon examines the letter to the church at Laodicea, highlighting Christ's severe rebuke of spiritual complacency and self-deception. It contrasts the congregation's false sense of security derived from material wealth with their actual wretched and naked spiritual state. The preacher urges believers to cast aside idols and return to a zealous, uncompromising faith that recognizes Christ as t...

Jesus taught us to pray for God's reign over all things. 1. The history of two kingdoms clashing. 2. The uniqueness of God's kingdom reign. a. The plan for God's reign. b. The purpose for God's reign. c. The increase of God's reign. 3. We remember three things as we pray "Thy Kingdom Come." a. This is a request that we are to make, not an action we can do. b. Kingdom reigning and ruling belongs to...

What does it mean and NOT mean for a man to have "no rule over his own spirit"? We will look to Scripture and the teachings and examples of Jesus and Paul. Also Reference: 2 Corinthians 13:10, John 2:15, Titus 1:7, Galatians 5:22-23 https://bbfohio.com

Jesus tells of His coming death more than once. The transfiguration. Peter's misunderstandings. A demoniac healed and the people's (disciples'?) lack of faith rebuked.

In this message, taken from Matthew 22:1-14, we examine the parable of the wedding banquet. Jesus designed this parable to rebuke the leadership of Israel for not coming to faith. He also uses the parable to show that Israel's leadership will be replaced by others who do come to faith and bear fruit. We also learn that the only way any person can be compatible with God's great Messianic Banquet, i...

In Revelation 3:1-6, Jesus addresses the church in Sardis with one of the most sobering warnings given to any of the seven churches: "You have the reputation of being alive, but you are dead." Sardis had become spiritually complacent, maintaining an outward appearance of life while lacking genuine spiritual vitality. Christ calls this church—and every church and believer today—to wake up, strength...

This sermon emphasizes the solemn responsibility of believers to faithfully study and proclaim God's Word, drawing from Paul's final charge to Timothy. It argues that preaching and teaching are not casual acts but divine duties where the messenger is accountable to Christ rather than to human approval. The message highlights the necessity of expository preaching that reproves, rebukes, and exhorts...