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You cannot focus on both Christ and the world; double vision blinds the heart. If you would see clearly, you must set your mind on Christ, the light of the world.

What makes people with different backgrounds and personalities a family? in this message, discover how God gives believers new life through His Word and what that life looks like together. Peter shows us how to love one another from the heart, put away habits that damage relationships, and grow in our faith as we come to know the goodness of the Lord.

As we approach verse 2 and three we come across what is, in "Christian circles" a highly regarded and highly abused text. The old you have not because you ask not. Our God owes us card. The He is lucky to have me and now He is my magic genie card. But in the context with which this text is written there is such a deeper understanding for us as believers. It takes us to a place of true understandin...

In Exodus 5:15–6:13, Pharaoh increases Israel's burden by demanding bricks without straw, prompting the foremen to blame Moses and Aaron and Moses to ask God, "Why have you done evil to this people?" The sermon considers whether we should question God and whether He is good, drawing on Job 38, Romans 9 and 11, Isaiah 60:22, Galatians 6:9, and 2 Peter 3:8 to remind us that God's wisdom and timing e...

This sermon explores the human longing for acceptance and status, framed as a desire to enter an "inner ring," and argues that this drive is ultimately a reflection of the soul's need for belonging to God. By examining the context of Jesus' passion prediction in Matthew 20, the message highlights how spiritual pride and ambition often blind believers to the cost of discipleship, contrasting the wo...

Very good Bible lesson from the KJV Bible!

The sermon centers on the exhortation to fight the good fight of faith, urging believers to move beyond passive Christianity and actively share the gospel with others. Drawing from 1 Timothy 6, the message contrasts the world's pursuit of material wealth with the spiritual gain found in godliness and contentment, warning against the love of money as a root of evil. The text emphasizes that Christi...

In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. The earth was without form and void, and darkness was over the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God was hovering over the face of the waters. And God said, "Let there be light," and there was light. And God saw that the light was good. And God separated the light from the darkness. God called the light Day, and the darkness he called Nigh...

This is a Veterans Day Message on being a Good Soldier.

"A lying tongue hates those who are crushed by it, and a flattering mouth works ruin." (Proverbs 26:28, NKJV)

Very good message on keeping, and going from the KJV Bible!

1. The Preparatory Team Commended (8:16-24) 2. The Conveyance Team Anticipated (8:20-21; 9:1-5) Conclusion a. Giving is a grace. Unbelievers gain nothing by giving; believers lay up treasures by giving. b. We must "Provide for honest things, not only in the sight of the Lord, but also in the sight of men" (8:21). c. Let us please our neighbours for their good to edification.

2026-11-08 AM - Rev. Jeph Nobel - Is Jesus Good, Or, a Deceiver? - [John 7:19-32]

This sermon explores the intimate relationship between the believer and God through the diligent study of Scripture, focusing on Psalm 119:135. It argues that the primary motive for reading the Bible should not be mere self-preservation or the accumulation of knowledge, but a desire to know God personally and to experience His goodness, mercy, and grace. The text contrasts the casual reader who re...

What does it mean to live as a man or woman of God? In 1 Timothy 6:11–16, Paul gives Timothy five commands that shape a faithful Christian life: run, fight, live, work, and bow. Run from sin and pursue righteousness. Fight the good fight of faith, persevering when life is hard. Live in the reality of eternal life that is already ours in Christ. Faithfully fulfill what God has entrusted to you as y...

This sermon explores the biblical theology of work, leisure, and laziness through the lens of Proverbs, contrasting the diligence of the ant with the idleness of the sluggard. It argues that while work is cursed by toil, it remains a divine mandate for the glory of God, as exemplified by Christ's completed work. The teaching uses honey as a metaphor for lawful pleasures, urging believers to enjoy...

After twenty-five years of waiting, God's promise to Abraham and Sarah is finally fulfilled in the birth of Isaac. Genesis 21:1–7 reveals the unwavering faithfulness of God, who accomplishes His purposes according to His perfect timing, even when His promises appear impossible from a human perspective. Through three movements—God's action, Abraham's obedience, and Sarah's joy—we see how God's cove...

John 10

The sermon explores the theological concept of God's omnibenevolence, asserting that His nature is inherently good, kind, and gracious despite the presence of evil and suffering in the world. It addresses the tension between divine goodness and human tragedy by examining biblical examples, such as the patience shown to Noah's generation and the common grace extended to sinners like Judas. The cent...