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Warned Against Tampering With the Word I. The Terrible Sin II. The Dire Warning III. The Blessed Gospel Scripture: Revelation 22 Text: Revelation 22:18-19 Psalter #'s: 48C, 19D, 17C, 119L

Fear not; we're in good hands. - In whose hands? The glorified Christ as Priest, King, and Prophet. - What are we afraid of? Suffering. We are cowardly; we misvalue suffering; we are content with deadness and mediocrity. - How do we fear not? We must fear Him most! 1. Be conformed to His image. 2. Be comforted in your afflictions. 3. Be courageous in your callings.

Want does Christ have to say to the Church? We don't need surveys, gurus and prognosticators.

This sermon examines the essential characteristics that define dispensationalism, arguing that it is not merely a specific list of seven dispensations but a consistent hermeneutical approach to Scripture. The central message posits that a dispensationalist is one who interprets the Bible literally, maintains a distinct theological separation between Israel and the church, and views the ultimate pu...

Revelation 14 ends with the final harvest at the end of the age. We see God's warning in the preaching of the Gospel and the announcements of judgment against Babylon; we see God's wheat, his believing people; and we see God's wrath, in the treading of the winepress.

This sermon explores the role of angels in the eternal work of God, specifically focusing on their participation in the proclamation of the gospel as depicted in Revelation 14. It contrasts the current era, where humans are commissioned to preach, with the future tribulation period when angels will actively declare the everlasting gospel to the nations. The message highlights that angels aspire to...

A cause from creation for the praise of God is listening to the singing of birds. Listen to the Lord through the Singing of Birds.

This sermon explores the paradoxical nature of the New Jerusalem, arguing that even the 'negatives' described in Revelation 21 are actually profound positives for the believer. The central message highlights that the absence of a temple, darkness, terror, and transgressors signifies the direct, unmediated presence of God, eternal hope, total security, and perfect holiness. The preacher uses a past...

Jesus' words of hope and comfort would have been a blessing to the members of the church in ancient Philadelphia, for they had faithfully stood for Christ in their pagan culture. His words continue to serve as an encouragement to faithful believers today.

Scripture Reading: Revelation 11:14-19 Text: Revelation 11:14-19 Series: Revelation Theme: The Sound of the Seventh Trumpet 1. Joy in God's Eternal Kingdom (vs. 14-17) 2. Judgment in God's Eternal Kingdom (vs. 18-19)

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Looking at challenges of NOT KNOWING what God is doing in our lives. Do we NEED to know in order to have peace, or is His plan something bigger than us?

Humanity violated the Covenant of Works through Adam's sin and forfeited the reward of life. In response, God initiated the Covenant of Grace, promising Christ as the seed of the woman to redeem the elect and bring them back to himself. Preaching the gospel is necessary to call sinners to faith and repentance. Salvation is completed and applied to all who believe, entirely through Christ as reveal...

Are you ready for the Bridegroom? 1. Waiting for the Bridegroom 2. Being ready for the Bridegroom 3. The arrival of the Bridegroom

I. The Great Day II. The Just Judgment III. Our Attitude Toward It