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This preacher describes the experience of honoring men in the pulpit who were NOT God-called preachers and turned out in some cases to be fools. Also Reference: 1 Timothy 4:16, 1 Peter 2:17, 1 Timothy 6:16 https://bbfohio.com

1 Samuel 25

We come to another of several proverbs this preacher refers to as "Wyle E. Coyote Proverbs"... We discuss the viral "Watermelon Slingshot Fail" video and discuss why we should only refer to God as "Reverend". Also Reference: Psalm 111:9 https://bbfohio.com

Parables are great teaching tools and Jesus used them. But when the ignorant or the apostate speak them and teach them, it's like watching a lame man trying to run! Also Reference: (Luke 16:19-31) https://bbfohio.com

True life consists not in our possessions but in what is done for God.

Sending a message by the hand of a fool is not a good idea. We'll discuss the imagery and apply it to female pastors and false teachers with a false gospel and using corrupt Bible versions. Also Reference: Romans 3:23, 1 Corinthians 15:3, 2 Corinthians 2:17, 1John 2:5 https://bbfohio.com

There is a good deal of confusion about these two verses in Proverbs, as well as just a general confusion on the issues raised due to false and/or inaccurate teaching. We will let Scripture clear up the matter. Also Reference: Titus 1:13, Matthew 5:16, Luke 14:34, Colossians 4:6 https://bbfohio.com

This sermon examines the theological tension in Psalm 14 between the divine verdict that no human is inherently good and the promise of a righteous generation sheltered by God. The central message asserts that total depravity renders self-improvement insufficient for salvation, as every person has turned aside from seeking God. The text identifies the 'wicked fool' as one who rejects divine judgme...

We address the claim of "barbaric!" regarding this proverb as well as seeing the personal application to the born again believer in Jesus Christ. https://bbfohio.com

Ecclesiastes 7:9 "Be not hasty in thy spirit to be angry: for anger resteth in the bosom of fools." King James Version

1. Wisdom's Banquet 2. Folly's Feast 3. Our Response

This sermon explores the concept of spiritual perception through the lens of three biblical figures: the Pharisee, the rich fool, and the repentant thief. The central argument posits that human blindness to spiritual reality stems from focusing on oneself, others, or future comforts rather than on Jesus Christ. By contrasting the Pharisee's pride and the rich man's presumption with the thief's con...

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...

Jesus had spoken a parable about a man who was rich. The rich man filled up his barns with all his goods and said I have stored up all my riches now I am going to enjoy life. Then Jesus said "you fool supposed your soul is required of you this very night. Belshazzar was the second in command in Babylon ; he thought he could mix the holy with the common and just eat drink and be merry. But all of u...

I. Jonah's Foolish Anger II. God's Exposure of His Folly III. Our Meditation on Grace

The sermon examines the parable of the rich fool in Luke 12 to challenge listeners to reevaluate their perspective on finances in light of life's brevity. It argues that while accumulating wealth is not inherently sinful, a self-centered focus on personal comfort and material security reveals a lack of spiritual wisdom. The text highlights the danger of greed, defined as the belief that life consi...

This class explores the biblical definition of wisdom as the fear of the Lord and the proper application of knowledge, contrasting it with the various forms of foolishness. The teaching identifies three distinct types of fools: the simpleton, who is naive and easily deceived; the scoffer, who rejects correction with pride; and the obstinate fool, who is morally stubborn and restless. Through passa...

This sermon examines the root cause of division within the Corinthian church, identifying self-deception as the underlying condition rather than the symptom of factionalism. The message argues that believers often adopt worldly standards of wisdom and leadership, leading to a false perception of their own spiritual maturity. Consequently, this distorted view produces a false pursuit of human influ...

Honoring a fool is just absurd. But the whole world does it, especially the worlds religions! But we want to BRING honor to God. Amen. Also Reference: James 2:19. Acts 20:21, 1 Peter 1:7 https://bbfohio.com