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The video presents a comprehensive update on the missionary work of the Sovereign Grace Baptist Assembly in Romania, emphasizing the church's role in spiritual warfare and the dissemination of the gospel. It details the extensive literature ministry, which includes printing and distributing gospel booklets in multiple languages across Europe and Asia, as well as the development of audio resources...

Groomed, Gripped, and Graced for His Glory The Courage of a Servant Who Knows His Responsibility and Who He Is Accountable To This message reveals that true spiritual courage is born out of knowing what God has called us to do, understanding who we are accountable to, and trusting His sufficiency to accomplish His purposes through us. God does not call His servants because they possess extraordina...

Midweek Prayer Meeting Title: The Blessing Of Jericho Bible References: Joshua 5:13-6:20 | Hebrews 11:29-30 Date: 03rd November 2026

DON'T EVEN INQUIRE! Graced, Gathered, Guided, and Grown by God Scripture: Deuteronomy 10:12–22; 11:1–32; 12:29–32 Central Truth: God is fully able to grace, gather, guide, and grow His people in the very world where He has planted them, without requiring them to adopt the world's ways. His unfailing love deserves our wholehearted trust, devotion, and obedience. The message reveals the remarkable f...

Remembering God's goodness strengthens faith, fuels gratitude, and helps Christians trust the Lord when present circumstances are difficult. In this episode of Contending for the Word Q&A, Dave Jenkins considers Psalms 103 and 77 and the biblical call to remember God's character, promises, and works. He explains how spiritual forgetfulness feeds unbelief, comparison, and discontentment, and how re...

This discussion explores the intersection of Christian faith and mental health, highlighting the distinct role of biblical counseling in addressing anxiety and depression. The conversation identifies contributing factors to rising mental health issues, including social isolation, digital overstimulation, and the erosion of trust in societal institutions. It emphasizes the unique pressures faced by...

Courageously Committed Deuteronomy 3:28 | Joshua 1:1–9 The strength to fulfill God's purposes comes from knowing our responsibility, recognizing our accountability, and committing ourselves to what God is already committed to accomplishing. This message explores how God prepared Joshua to lead Israel into the Promised Land, reminding us that the Lord never calls His people to accomplish His will i...

Christians can give thanks during suffering because God's character, promises, and saving grace remain unchanged. In this episode of Contending for the Word Q&A, Dave Jenkins considers 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18, Philippians 4:6–7, and Romans 8:28 to explain how biblical gratitude and honest lament can exist together. Learn to remember God's faithfulness, bring your burdens to Him in prayer, notice H...

Rosette Sings, Tis So Sweet To Trust In Jesus

This testimony recounts the spiritual journey of a man who grew up in a Christian home in Northern Ireland but spent decades in a downward spiral of violence, alcohol, and prison. Despite hearing the gospel from childhood and receiving direct challenges from ministers to be saved, he repeatedly delayed his decision, seeking fulfillment through physical achievements and distractions. The narrative...

Chapter timestamps: Note: Times are estimated 00:00 – My Savior's Love 03:20 – Sweet Hour of Prayer 06:10 – It Is Well with My Soul 09:00 – Preparing for Special Music 11:15 – Just Any Day Now 14:30 – Offering and Run to Jesus 18:00 – Psalm 4: Stand in Awe and Be Still 21:00 – The Struggle of Being Still 27:45 – Finding Time for Fellowship with God 33:30 – Psalm 46: Be Still and Know That I Am God...

From Genesis 15, the preacher shows that God counted Abraham's faith to him for righteousness, and calls God the accountant who keeps the record of every soul's debt. He walks through Abraham's failures recorded in Genesis, including Hagar, his laughter at God's promise and twice calling his wife his sister, and shows that Scripture never excuses sin. From Romans 4, Hebrews 10, Psalm 103 and Hebre...

This sermon examines the narrative of Jacob and Leah in Genesis 29, highlighting the contrast between human perception and divine observation. While Jacob favors Rachel and neglects Leah, God sees Leah's inner suffering and responds to her prayers by opening her womb. The preacher emphasizes that believers often face situations where their consistent, righteous service goes unnoticed by people, wh...

In Isaiah 58 the Lord confronts a people who keep the outward forms of worship while their hearts stay far from him. They fast and bow their heads in sackcloth, then complain that God takes no notice. He answers that on their fast days they pursue their own business, oppress their workers and quarrel. Ritualism makes ritual an end in itself and tries to earn God's favor, which the Lord finds loath...

In this message from Joshua chapter 9, the preacher examines how the Israelites examined the Gibeonites' evidence and personal benefits through their own senses rather than seeking the Lord's counsel, leading them to make a league they should not have. He warns against trusting human wisdom or fleshly desires in decisions and urges believers to exercise caution, acknowledge God in all ways, seek H...

This sermon examines Job's intense lamentation in Job chapter three, where he curses the day of his birth and questions the purpose of suffering. The exposition highlights that while Job's grief is profound and human, he does not curse God, maintaining a distinction between lamenting circumstances and rejecting faith. The text contrasts this despair with the Christian assurance of peace and rest f...

THE KEEPERS OF THE THRESHOLD! 2 Chronicles 34:8–15 (KJV) During the reign of King Josiah, the neglected temple in Jerusalem was being repaired. Among those serving in the restoration were Levites described as keepers of the doors. These faithful servants helped receive contributions brought for the repair of God's house. Their responsibilities remind us of three powerful spiritual truths. First, t...

This sermon explores the characteristics of a healthy church by examining Paul's final exhortations to the Thessalonians. The central message emphasizes the necessity of praying for the unrestricted spread of the Gospel and for the protection of those who preach it, highlighting that salvation comes solely through hearing the Word of God. The discussion underscores God's faithfulness, asserting th...

We must always remember we are not defined by our finances, especially when our trials impact them, but see them as a test of our faith, living purposefully with confidence and increased love for God.

The sermon examines the contrasting responses of the two criminals crucified alongside Jesus, highlighting the transition from mockery to genuine faith. It emphasizes that all humanity begins in a state of rebellion against God, characterized by ignorance and disregard for divine authority, but the Gospel offers a path to redemption through repentance and trust in Christ. The text underscores the...

This sermon explores the path to finding peace and contentment amidst a chaotic and noisy world, drawing primarily from Psalm 131. It highlights David's deliberate choice to calm his soul by rejecting pride, praise, and pomp. The message emphasizes that true contentment is not a natural state but a learned discipline, akin to a weaned child resting contentedly in its mother's presence. The preache...

Text: Luke 18:9-14 | Speaker: Levi Bakerink | Description: Jesus then gave his disciples another parable about the danger of trusting in one's own righteousness. As we celebrate Reformation Day, we find the heart of the Reformation in this passage: we are justified by faith alone, through grace alone, in Christ alone. We all, like the poor tax collector, are sinners in need of God's mercy. Yet God...

If the Son therefore shall make you free, ye shall be free indeed. (John 8:36) ~~~~~ Lord's Day afternoon service at Milward House Pilgrim Home with some 20 residents and several staff. ~~~~~ *1/ Who Jesus is speaking to - Believers, Abrahams seed. 2/ What he is speaking of - freedom. 3/ How freedom is found.* **Sermon summary:** The sermon explores the theological concept of true freedom as prese...

What does the Parable of the Ten Virgins mean, and how can you know whether you're truly ready for the return of Jesus Christ? In Matthew 25:1–13, Pastor Casey Lewis continues through the Gospel of Matthew by examining Jesus' parable of the five wise and five foolish virgins. All ten were waiting for the bridegroom, but only five were prepared when he arrived. The others found themselves outside t...

Through Jesus Christ, you have the privilege of approaching God as your loving Heavenly Father, trusting Him with the confidence of a beloved child. Because He is both perfectly loving and almighty, you can be assured that He knows your needs and has the power to provide for them. Even when His answers are not what you hoped for, you can trust that His wisdom and love are guiding His response. You...