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God, in His great mercy, saves sinners. He gives us new birth through His living Word. But He does not leave us isolated. Instead, He brings us into His royal family. There as brothers and sisters in the household of God, the local church, as living stones we are being built together into a spiritual house. A people among whom God delights to dwell. Adopted into His royal family, we are called to...

Please forgive the brief silence mid-sermon & poor audio quality due to technical difficulties. VaultAI Summary: This sermon explores the biblical concept of true liberty, arguing that freedom is not the ability to do what one desires, but the power to obey God's law. Drawing from Psalm 119, the text distinguishes between the bondage of sin and the liberation found in Christ, who frees believers f...

BREAK UP THE HARD GROUND. [WHEN REVIVAL REACHES THE HEART] HOSEA 10:12; JOEL 2:12–13; Galatians 6:7-8 KJV God's command through Hosea is direct: "Break up your fallow ground: for it is time to seek the LORD." Fallow ground is ground capable of producing a harvest but left uncultivated until it becomes hard and unproductive. The same can happen spiritually when pride, bitterness, complacency, hidde...

This sermon examines the mystery of Israel's partial blindness and its eventual salvation, arguing for a future mass conversion of ethnic Jews to faith in Christ. The exposition highlights God's sovereign plan, where Jewish rejection of the gospel facilitated Gentile salvation, while God's irrevocable covenant with the patriarchs ensures that Israel remains beloved and destined for mercy. By contr...

The sermon examines the human condition as described in Ephesians 2, contrasting the state of being dead in trespasses and sins with the transformative work of God. It highlights the theological pivot of 'but God,' emphasizing that salvation is entirely a gift of unmerited favor rather than a result of human effort or works. The message underscores the believer's new identity as God's workmanship,...

False teachers deserve God's judgement because they reject God's truth and live for themselves, but God's people should hear Jude's warning with humility. Apart from God's grace, we would be no better.

This instructional study examines the eschatological events described in Revelation chapters 19 and 20, focusing on the Second Coming of Christ, the defeat of the Antichrist, and the subsequent millennial reign. The speaker explains the symbolism of the marriage supper of the Lamb as a picture of the church's future union with Christ, while contrasting this joy with the final judgment of Satan and...

This sermon explores the true nature of praise as a comprehensive mindset rather than merely a musical activity, arguing that believers should respond to God's character with consistent adoration. The message emphasizes that praise is personal, requiring an individual relationship with God as King, and is continual, extending beyond Sunday services to every aspect of daily life. It highlights the...

This sermon examines the impartiality of God's judgment by contrasting the spiritual standing of Jews and Gentiles in Romans 2. It argues that possession of the written law does not guarantee salvation, as hearing the law without doing it is insufficient for justification. The text highlights that both groups are condemned by their respective standards: Jews by the Mosaic law and Gentiles by the c...

This sermon examines the divine judgment pronounced in Genesis 3, highlighting how God addresses the serpent, the woman, and the man following the fall. The speaker emphasizes that while judgment is meted out for sin, God simultaneously displays mercy by promising a seed from the woman who will bruise the serpent's head, pointing to the redemptive work of Christ. The exposition explores the theolo...

This instructional Kids message defines faith and repentance as saving graces that involve resting in Christ alone and turning from sin to God. The teaching uses the account of the rich young man in Mark 10 to illustrate the failure of relying on personal works for salvation, contrasting this with the positive example of Zacchaeus who demonstrated true faith through repentance. The core message em...

This sermon explores Leviticus 4 to demonstrate that sin is a serious offense against a holy God, even when committed unintentionally. The message argues that the ritualistic details of the sin offering are not merely historical procedures but prophetic pointers to Jesus Christ, who serves as the ultimate substitutionary atonement. By examining the requirement for a spotless sacrifice and the shed...

Remembering the Sabbath day and keeping it holy is probably one of the most debated and neglected of all of the 10 commandments. Join us in our discussion of this commandment as we seek to open up the commandment and hear what it says and see what it requires. God, who made the week, has claimed one whole day in seven as his own; he has fixed that day, since the resurrection, on the first day of t...

This piece explores the theological tension between God's absolute justice and His mercy, resolving it through the doctrine of the Atonement. It argues that the sacrifice of Jesus Christ on the cross serves as the only sufficient means by which God can remain just while justifying the ungodly. The text emphasizes that Christ's death vindicates the law and absorbs the penalty for sin, allowing for...

This sermon examines the final reconciliation between Joseph and his brothers in Genesis 50, highlighting the transition from their fear of retribution to genuine repentance and forgiveness. The preacher contrasts mere remorse with true repentance, illustrating how the Holy Spirit convicts sinners to seek mercy rather than wallowing in guilt. By analyzing the brothers' plea and Joseph's response,...

This exposition explores the divine attribute of mercy, identifying it as a distinct issue of God's inherent goodness that presupposes human sin. The teaching distinguishes between general mercies extended to all creation, special mercies shown to humanity despite their wickedness, and sovereign mercies reserved exclusively for the elect through the mediator. It emphasizes that while temporal bles...

The sermon explores Psalm 130 as a journey from personal despair to communal hope, structured around four directional gazes: inward, upward, forward, and around. It begins with the recognition of one's own sin and the resulting 'depths,' urging believers to cry out to God rather than hide. The message emphasizes that while God sees all iniquity, He is a forgiving God who offers plenteous redemptio...

While not desiring God's wrath to fall on people, it is reassuring as we suffer the relentless, stiff-necked rebellion and wickedness of the world in general to know that God WILL reward those fools one day! Also Reference: James 5:7-8 https://bbfohio.com

The devotion centers on the transformative power of prayer rooted in God's character, drawing from David's psalms to emphasize the importance of focusing on who God is—His steadfast love, faithfulness, and mercy—rather than merely on what He provides. It calls believers to cultivate a spirit of gratitude, not just for blessings, but for God's very nature, highlighting that worship expressed throug...

This sermon examines the profound humility and ultimate triumph of Jesus Christ as depicted in Philippians 2, emphasizing that His preeminence is demonstrated through His voluntary self-emptying for the redemption of humanity. The message highlights the theological reality that Christ, though equal with God, took on the form of a servant and became obedient unto death to secure salvation by grace,...

This exposition of Psalm 33 highlights the sovereignty of God over all creation and the futility of human pride and power. The sermon contrasts the inability of kings, armies, and human strength to provide salvation with the divine ability to judge the wicked and preserve the righteous. It emphasizes God's omniscience, noting that He sees all the works and hearts of men, which should inspire awe a...

Greetings and welcome! This is our daily devotional for October 5, 2026. Today, we continue our Exodus series in chapter 9, where God's wrath is poured out on the Egyptians and their livestock, but God's people are spared. The same truth holds across time: God's wrath is poured out on the World, but not on His people. Praise be to God for His mercy and grace. Thanks for joining us!