Murder on SermonAudio

Scripture Reading: Revelation 11:1-13 Text: Revelation 11:1-13 Series: Revelation Theme: Witnesses who Pay the Price 1. The Measurements of the Temple (vs. 1-2) 2. The Ministry of the two witnesses (vs. 3-6) 3. The Murder by the Beast (vs. 7-10) 4. The Miracle of the Resurrection (vs. 11-13)

The sermon argues that Christians have a biblical mandate to actively oppose abortion and unjust laws, grounded primarily in Proverbs 24:11, which commands believers to rescue those being taken away to death. It challenges the notion that prayer or passive opposition is sufficient, asserting that the Sixth Commandment and the Golden Rule require using lawful means to protect the pre-born. The spea...

The sermon argues that abortion constitutes premeditated murder by establishing the personhood of the unborn child through biblical evidence. It cites passages such as Psalm 139 and Ecclesiastes 11 to demonstrate that God actively forms the human body in the womb, affirming the child's status as a distinct human being made in His image. The text contrasts this divine creation with the sin of killi...

Teaching on Deuteronomy 19:1-13

(1) Israel Watch 9/23/26: The Iran Conflict remains on hold as Iran cries, "Not Fair!" to the U.N. and U.N. Sec. Gen. Antonio Guterres LIES to the world and we give him a Pinnochio NOSE. We demonstrate his lies regarding the Gaza War with a chart. We also provide a chart showing the reality of deaths in Gaza which refute the claims of "genocide" and demonstrate disproportionate deaths of military...

The cities of refuge reveal God's perfect balance of justice and mercy, protecting those who caused unintentional harm while upholding the sanctity of human life. This provision points forward to Christ, who is the ultimate refuge for guilty sinners and secures eternal redemption through His death. In this sermon, believers are called to trust fully in Christ, flee to Him for refuge, and rest in t...

Outline: What is Jesus' teaching about the similarity of Anger and… Murder!? 1) A Clear Commandment 2) "Anyone who is Angry…" 3) The Fruit of Murder! Clear-Command Conclusion: Is Jesus teaching that anger and murder are equal sins? Why or why not? AI Generated.... This sermon focuses on Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5:17-26, where Jesus explains that He came not to abolish God's law but to fulfill it...

God instructs His people what to do in cases of murder, dishonor, and thievery.

The sermon calls the church to move beyond passive agreement with pro-life sentiments and actively oppose unjust laws that permit the murder of unborn children. It argues that silence and reliance on incremental legislation, such as heartbeat bills, are complicit in evil, citing Proverbs and the Parable of the Good Samaritan to demonstrate that true biblical love requires tangible intervention. Th...

(1) Israel Watch 9/20/26: Iran wants to dictate terms of ending the war with the U.S. Antisemites LIE about foreign aid to Israel. And a little levity with an A.I. ad for , "A History of the Palestinian People: From Ancient Times to the Modern Era". (2) Reprobate Women UNITE: as the mass majority of women not only stand with Lindsey Clancy who murdered her own three children, but are now calling f...

The sermon examines James 5:1-6 as a prophetic warning against the self-indulgent and exploitative lifestyles of wealthy unbelievers who oppress the poor. It highlights three specific miseries: the rotting of earthly treasures that will testify against their owners, the divine justice that hears the cries of defrauded laborers, and the inevitable condemnation of those who murder the righteous. The...

The Bible contains a clear and solemn divide between the way of the world and the way of faith. Cain and Abel's hearts revealed two entirely different spiritual allegiances: Cain belonged to the wicked one, while Abel approached God in faith and lived righteously. Cain's religion produced pride, envy, hatred led to murder; Abel's faith led to humble worship and obedience. True Christianity is not...

The sermon contrasts modern political sanctuary cities with the biblical cities of refuge described in Joshua 20, arguing that the Old Testament system was designed to protect the innocent from immediate retribution while ensuring justice for the guilty. By examining the roles of the offender, the avenger (identified as the kinsman redeemer), and the shelter, the message illustrates that God's jus...

This sermon examines the true depth of the sixth commandment, arguing that Jesus condemns not only physical murder but also the unrighteous anger and contempt that originate in the heart. The message distinguishes between righteous anger, which is directed against sin and governed by God's law, and unrighteous anger, which stems from insecurity, pride, or a desire for control. It warns that harbor...

This sermon explores the theological foundation of Christian obedience to authority, arguing that the ultimate motivator for keeping God's law is not the fear of punishment or the desire for a clear conscience, but genuine love for one's neighbor. By examining the commandments in Romans 13, the message demonstrates that love is the fulfilling of the law, as it naturally restrains harmful behaviors...

This sermon centers on Psalm 51, using King David's confession of adultery and murder to illustrate the universal human condition of sin and the necessity of genuine repentance. The message contrasts the Old Testament requirement of animal sacrifices with the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus Christ, who serves as the perfect lamb and priest for humanity. It emphasizes that salvation is not achieved thr...

Who is the man responsible for the most murders in the world? Warren Buffett has contributed to 2.7 million abortions in 10 years. But why is the man so committed to funding abortion? Kevin Swanson, the author of the book 'Apostate', traces the roots of Warren Buffet, the son of a conservative Christian statesman named Howard Buffet from the 1950s. You need to know how apostasy works, and the deva...

This message, part of a study on the seven dispensations, focuses on Genesis 3:15, which it calls the central promise of the whole Bible: the seed of the woman will bruise the serpent's head. It follows that promised seed from Genesis to Revelation. The line runs through Seth, Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Judah and David, and the lesson shows how the serpent tried to cut it off at every step, from...