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This Week on "The Friends of Israel Today" Radio: When the early church was born, God welcomed Gentiles alongside Jewish people into His family. But as the guests of a holy God, this privilege came with house rules. Beginning a new series on Acts 15 and the Jerusalem Council's requirements for the Gentiles who joined the church, we see God's first crucial rule: Gentile converts must leave their id...

John 15:26 "But when the Comforter is come, whom I will send unto you from the Father, even the Spirit of truth, which proceedeth from the Father, he shall testify of me:" King James Version

Having established what Scripture is and how God gave us Scripture, we now move on to the practical purpose of Scripture: To profit the believer in practical living. Also Reference: Hebrews 4:2, 1 Thessalonians 2:13 MUSIC "I Have Decided" Acapella Hymn # 61 (D) "The Name of Jesus" Hymn # 216 (G) "God Leads Us Along" Hymn # 218 (A) "Farther Along" https://bbfohio.com

Wednesday Evening Prayer Meeting at Buffalo Ridge Baptist Church in Gray, Tn.

For four sessions we argued the case that the Christ is Jesus; in this final session we stop arguing and simply look, because there is a difference between examining a diamond's certificate and turning the diamond in the light. The chapter we turn is Isaiah 53, written seven centuries before Bethlehem, and we walk it slowly, stanza by stanza: the Servant God introduces, the Servant despised, the S...

John 15:16 "Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you, and ordained you, that ye should go and bring forth fruit, and that your fruit should remain: that whatsoever ye shall ask of the Father in my name, he may give it you." King James Version

With a Passover crowd of five thousand men coming toward him, Jesus tested Philip by asking where they could buy bread. Philip counted denarii and Andrew counted five barley loaves and two fish, and both measured the task against their own resources instead of looking to the Lord who had fed Israel with manna. Moved with compassion for sheep without a shepherd, Jesus fed them all until they had ea...

After Jesus withdrew from the crowd that wanted to make him king, his disciples rowed into the dark against a rough sea without him, a picture of everyone who tries to row toward God in his own strength. Jesus came to them on the water and said, "It is I; do not be afraid," resting their comfort on his own presence before he did anything about the wind. The disciples gladly took him into the boat...

This sermon explores the theological foundation of the believer's standing in Christ, focusing on the three gifts outlined in Romans 5:1-11: peace with God, access to grace, and hope in the glory of God. It distinguishes between the objective standing of peace with God and the subjective experience of the peace of God, emphasising that one's position in Christ precedes and influences their emotion...

The Nation of Israel was given the Law to draw them to faith, instead they became a people of law-keeping unbelievers. Works without faith. So, Jesus comes preaching salvation by faith in Him alone... and became the Stumblingstone and Rock of Offence. Also Reference: Galatians 2:16, Hebrews 9:15-16, John 5:38-47, Matthew 5:17-20, Psalm 118:22, Matthew 13:57, Isaiah 8:13-17, Isaiah 28:16, Matthew 2...

Consecutive Reading: 1 Kings 1:28-53 Psalm Singing: 86:12-17; 112:5-10; 85:8-13 Sermon Scripture Reading: John 5:1-16 Sermon Title: Healing on the Sabbath Sermon Series: The Gospel According to John Pastor: Craig J. Scott Date: 9-27-2026 Service: Morning

We must recognize who Jesus Christ truly is. He was not afraid of men nor did he bow to pressures around Him. He did not come to fulfill the whims of the world, but to fulfill the will of His Father. Knowing and believing this the sinner will never be disappointed!

Today our sermon will be from Psalm 55. Psalm 55 will be our new Psalm of Focus to sing as we work our way through the part in Second Samuel where we have the account of the coup that Absalom raised up against his father David who was God's Anointed King.

This sermon examines the Gospel of Mark as a distinct presentation of Jesus Christ as the Servant of the Lord, contrasting this focus with the other Gospels that emphasize His roles as King, Man, and God. The exposition highlights Mark's omission of a genealogy to underscore that the Servant's identity is defined by His ability to accomplish the Father's will rather than by lineage. The text explo...

This sermon focuses on the unchanging character of God and the unfolding of His divine timeline. After fleeing to Midian, Moses settles down, marries Zipporah, and spends forty years as a shepherd, a lengthy period of waiting that directly aligns with the prophecy given to Abram generations earlier in Genesis 15. When the King of Egypt dies and the Israelites cry out under the weight of their inte...

This sermon explores the concept of 'family resemblance' in the Christian life, arguing that genuine believers are marked by a habitual practice of righteousness. Drawing from 1 John 2:28-29, the message emphasizes that knowing God results in a transformed character that actively chooses to do what is right, even when it is difficult or costly. Using the example of David sparing King Saul, the tex...

This sermon examines the triune nature of God through the lens of John 3:16, highlighting the distinct yet unified actions of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in salvation. It defines the love described in the text as a specific, redemptive agape rather than a general benevolence, arguing that the term 'world' refers to the elect rather than every individual without exception. The exposition explo...

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Under a dark sky, David looked up at the moon and the stars and asked a question the world is still asking: "What is man?" Our age offers two answers: that you are nothing at all or that you are the center of everything. Psalm 8 refuses both. It says you are small, and crowned, both at once. In this message we look up with David, look honestly at ourselves, and then look at the Man who wears the c...