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Circumcision was established by God to identify specific earthly promises to Abraham and his descendants and to the nation that would come from him and through which the Messiah would come. Specifically, it was a sign that Abraham would be the father of many nations, and that through Israel, Jesus the Christ, the seed, would be born. Circumcision also pointed toward a greater spiritual reality in...

Could you be drifting into spiritual sleep without even realizing it? Discover six biblical warning signs of spiritual complacency in this in-depth, expository sermon on Mark 14:1–9. Spiritual sleep rarely happens overnight. Just as a driver can gradually fall asleep behind the wheel without recognizing the danger, Christians can slowly lose their spiritual alertness. Fear of God diminishes, sin b...

Satan seeks those whom he can devour. He frequently uses our feelings to oppress and attack us. How does he do that?

This sermon explores the theological promise that all Israel will be saved, centering on the identity of the Deliverer who will come out of Zion. The speaker connects Romans 11 with numerous Psalms and prophetic books to illustrate that Jesus Christ is the ultimate Deliverer who will return to Jerusalem, specifically standing on the Mount of Olives, to establish His kingdom. The message contrasts...

This sermon explores the theological distinction between Isaac, the child of promise, and Ishmael, the child of flesh, using Genesis 21 to illustrate how God's promises define true identity. The central argument posits that while both brothers share similar upbringings and circumstances, only Isaac is the heir of the eternal covenant, a truth reinforced by Paul's commentary in Romans and Galatians...

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...

The sermon explores the metaphor of fire in 1 Peter, presenting suffering not as a sign of God's absence but as a divine process of purification akin to a goldsmith refining ore. It argues that trials test the genuineness of faith, exposing impurities such as pride and anger so that God's character may be revealed in the believer. The message distinguishes between suffering as a consequence of sin...

This sermon provides a comprehensive overview of the book of Revelation, aiming to demystify the text by establishing it as a logical, chronological, and blessed document rather than a confusing collection of dreams. The speaker outlines the book's structure using the three-part framework found in Revelation 1:19, moving from the past (the vision on Patmos), to the present (the seven letters to th...

How Jesus paid for our sins

An examination of the beginnings of the conflict between Jesus and the religious leaders in Jerusalem as He cleared the temple courts of the merchants and money changers whom the leaders had allowed to defile the temple courts for the first time. Passover was an ideal time for this to occur as the the Messianic implications of Malachi 3:1-3 make clear.

We being with a statement from the new President of the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) regarding pastors speaking out on "politics". We are NOT affiliated with the SBC, but we welcome the renewed interest in calling pastors to PASTOR and not be hirelings. We also read our own Statement of Purpose and then... (1) Israel Watch 10/11/26: The Islamist terror motive of the FlyDubai co-pilot is confi...

The sermon examines the martyrdom of Stephen as recorded in Acts, contrasting his Spirit-filled composure and forgiveness with the violent rage of his persecutors. It argues that genuine faith necessitates a public witness that inevitably provokes opposition from a hostile world, citing the historical precedent of John Hus and the biblical mandate to suffer for Christ's sake. The central theologic...

This sermon examines John 6 to expose the false motives of those who seek Jesus for temporal benefits rather than eternal life, contrasting the perishable bread of physical sustenance with the true bread of life found in Christ. The central theological argument asserts that belief is not a human achievement or a response to sufficient evidence, but the sovereign work of God, where the Father draws...

The Spirit as "Sign, Source & Seal. 1. The Holy Spirit as the sign of our past Salvation: "Justification", (v9) 2. The Holy Spirit as the Source of our present Salvation: "Sanctification", (v10) 3. The Holy spirit as the Seal of our Future Salvation: "Glorification", (v11)

Title: Unbelief is Real Speaker: Creston Thomas Series: Matthew Date: October 11, 2026 Bible: Matthew 11:20-24 This sermon examines the rebuke of Capernaum, Chorazin, and Bethsaida for their failure to repent despite witnessing Jesus' mighty works. The central argument contrasts the doubting yet faithful John the Baptist with the hardened hearts of these cities, illustrating that human effort or e...

This sermon explores the practical implications of the Olivet Discourse, focusing on how believers should live while awaiting the return of Christ. The central message emphasizes that waiting for the kingdom is not a passive state but an active posture of trust, vigilance, and worship. The speaker outlines three key instructions: recognizing God's sovereign work in history through the signs of the...

Four Warnings 1. A warning about words 2. A warning about signs 3. A warning about temporary reprieves 4. A warning about relationships

(AI Generated Summary) This sermon examines the parable of the fig tree in Luke 21, arguing that Jesus uses the budding of leaves to illustrate the certainty and imminence of God's kingdom. The speaker contends that the 'signs' referenced are not the cosmic events of the second coming, but rather the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD, which served as a visible proof to the first-century disciples...

In this sermon from John 6:1-15, Pastor Rockhill takes up the only miracle recorded in all four Gospels, the feeding of the five thousand, and presses home its enduring significance as a sign. His central burden is that this abundant provision was never meant merely to fill empty stomachs but to reveal that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and ultimately the true bread of life whom the Father...

Why was Jonah chosen to be used as sign?