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THE RESTLESS HEART: How Discontentment Leads to Deception and Unfaithfulness "Hell and destruction are never full; so the eyes of man are never satisfied." — Proverbs 27:20 Why are some people never satisfied, regardless of how many blessings God gives them? Why do they continually seek something new - new relationships, new experiences, new opportunities - only to become dissatisfied again? And w...

This sermon examines the characteristics of those who reject false teaching, focusing on the necessity of remaining steadfast and holding to the foundation of God. It identifies the specific heresy of Hymenaeus and Philetus, who taught that the resurrection had already occurred, thereby undermining the faith of believers and confusing the church regarding eschatology. The message contrasts the des...

We discuss this picture of the slothful man being like a door turning upon his hinges and the Biblical truth that no Christian ought to be such a person. Also Reference: Hebrews 6:12, Ecclesiastes 10:18, Titus 3:8 https://bbfohio.com

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This sermon concludes the first section of a discipleship series by identifying the Holy Spirit as the narrator of God's redemptive story. The message explains that the Spirit reveals God's character through creation and Scripture, ensuring that the events of history align with divine intent. Furthermore, the Spirit renews believers by illuminating the truth of Christ, convicting the world of sin,...

Paul in his second missionary journey was bringing the Gospel to Philippi and as soon as a girl was released of her evil spirit, they had Paul and Silas arrested. They were beaten and jailed because they brought the spiritual freedom of Jesus Christ. Their reaction of thanking and praising him in the midst of pain and prison is an example for all of us. Grab your Bible, turn to Acts 16, and follow...

Walk as Children of Light A wrong thing can become familiar enough that we stop resisting it and begin making excuses for it. Ephesians 5:6-14 calls us to remember the change Christ has made, seek the fruit of His Spirit in our choices, and wake up wherever we have grown careless. This message brings the question of light and darkness into the life we actually live. Christ gives us reason to face...

Chapter timestamps: Note: Times are estimated 0:00 – Psalm 96: Giving God the Glory 3:52 – The Importance of Psalm 96 7:07 – Remembering a Revival Meeting 10:44 – Sing Unto the Lord a New Song 13:19 – Unto Him Be Glory 16:06 – Bringing an Offering of Praise 18:35 – The Holiness of God's Presence 22:25 – Walking in Fellowship With God 24:16 – Declaring God's Glory Among the Heathen 25:29 – Vessels...

This sermon explores the criteria for being considered great in the eyes of God, using the life of Mary and John the Baptist as primary examples. The central message emphasizes that true greatness is not defined by worldly success or recognition but by a life of intentional obedience, holiness, and surrender to God's will. Key themes include the necessity of working without a precedent, maintainin...

John 7:1-24 shows why people who knew the Scriptures well still rejected Jesus. His brothers urged him to show his works at the Feast of Booths and win the world's notice, because they did not believe in him. The crowd muttered about him but feared the leaders, and the leaders asked where he had studied instead of whether he spoke the truth. Each group sought its own glory. Jesus sought the Father...

This sermon examines the theological significance of Jesus' death and the subsequent tearing of the temple veil as recorded in Matthew 27. It highlights the voluntary nature of Christ's sacrifice, emphasizing that He yielded up His spirit only after completing the work of atonement. The exposition connects this event to the Old Testament tabernacle, explaining that the veil represented the separat...

The sermon emphasizes that the Holy Spirit leads believers exclusively in accordance with the Word of God, rejecting any guidance that contradicts Scripture. It asserts that true spiritual leadership results in holiness and obedience, rather than personal ambition or worldly conformity. The message highlights the believer's responsibility to listen for the Spirit's promptings, particularly in the...

In the second half of John 7, everyone in Jerusalem has a theory about Jesus, and John lets readers watch them guess wrong. Jesus settles it by standing up and speaking for himself. He comes from the Father, though the crowd thinks it knows all about his hometown. He is returning to the One who sent him, so the time to seek him is short. On the great day of the Feast of Booths, when the priests po...

Sermon | John 7:39 | Sunday Morning Service, October 25 2026. Preacher: Rocky Stevenson This sermon explores John 7:39, identifying the 'living water' promised by Jesus as the Holy Spirit, who was not yet given because Jesus had not yet been glorified. The exposition clarifies that the Spirit's permanent indwelling of believers is a new covenant blessing secured by Christ's death, resurrection, an...

This sermon explores the theological foundations and practical strategies for reading Scripture, grounded in 2 Timothy 3:16-17. It argues that the primary purpose of Bible reading is to know and enjoy the triune God, rather than merely seeking moralistic or therapeutic benefits. The message emphasizes that because Scripture is divinely inspired, it requires the Holy Spirit's illumination for true...

1. Good Works and Christ's Salvation 2. Good Works and God's Purposes 3. Good Works and Our Motivation The sermon explores the theological necessity of good works, arguing that they are an inherent result of salvation rather than a condition for it. It distinguishes between the redemptive work of Christ on the cross and the renewing work of the Holy Spirit in the believer, emphasizing that true sa...

What was the first thing Noah did when he came out of the ark (Genesis 8:20)? Read the verse and ask whether God told him to build that altar, or whether he went to it of his own heart. Then ask why God had told him to take the clean beasts "by sevens" (Genesis 7:2), long before the flood came. "And Noah builded an altar unto the LORD; and took of every clean beast, and of every clean fowl, and of...

Westminster Confession of Faith Chapter 18 Article 2 Is the picture of kingship presented here realistic, or is it too idealistic? The sermon explores the theological distinction between wishful thinking and the infallible assurance of salvation, grounding this confidence in the divine promises and the testimony of the Holy Spirit rather than human merit. It then transitions to an exegesis of 2 Sa...

THEME: The Christian is one who puts no confidence in the flesh, but worships by the Spirit of God and glories in Christ Jesus. TWO KINDS OF CIRCUMCISION TWO KINDS OF RIGHTEOUSNESS RESURRECTION POWER

(AI Generated Summary) This sermon traces the theological development of God's people from the era of the Judges through the Davidic monarchy, highlighting the persistent failure of human leadership and the necessity of divine intervention. It argues that the request for a king represented a rejection of God's sovereign rule in favor of physical security, a pattern that continued with Saul's disob...

The speaker lays out the cold hard facts that man is a sinner, but he can't truly know how sinful he is because of his wicked nature, being blinded by Satan, and having a darkened understanding. God the Holy Spirit must come and open the heart, enlighten the understanding and cause a sinner to see a need for salvation before the sinner will ever begin to seek the Lord. It's the Lord that saves.

The sermon concludes a study of Ecclesiastes by focusing on the final chapter's call to remember the Creator in youth and to fear God as the ultimate duty of man. It distinguishes between the dread of the wicked and the reverential, affectionate awe that characterizes the believer's relationship with God, noting that this proper fear is the beginning of wisdom. The message emphasizes the distincti...

This sermon examines the human tendency toward bitterness, envy, and strife as natural expressions of a sinful heart, contrasting these earthly traits with the wisdom that descends from above. The message defines true biblical wisdom as pure, peaceable, gentle, and free from hypocrisy, emphasizing that such character is only found in Christ and His Word. It challenges the congregation to acknowled...

In this final class in the series on Reformed Worship, we discuss what it means to worship in spirit, according to Jesus' words to the Samaritan woman in John chapter 4.

The sermon addresses the discouragement often felt by believers when the fruit of their labor in spreading the gospel appears sparse, urging them to maintain zeal and patience. It draws from Isaiah 43 to affirm God's sovereign purpose to gather His elect from all nations, emphasizing that salvation is secured by election, redemption, and the work of the Holy Spirit. The message encourages the chur...