Lighthouse Baptist Church Podcast

Scripture Passage: Isaiah 64. In Isaiah 64, we see that when God comes down, the mountains melt, fire burns, sinners shake, he works "terrible" surprises, and the righteous rejoice! Support the show

Scripture Passage: Isaiah 64. In Isaiah 64 we also see the results of revival. Notice a craving for the presence of God, a confession of our propensity, a claiming of our position, and a cry for pity! Support the show

Scripture Passage: Judges 6. Using the example of Gideon, learn how we are able to overcome our feelings, fears, and endure our fatigue by simply trusting and obeying. Doing so is a recipe for the making of God's hero! Support the show

Scripture Passage: Leviticus 10:1-11. As Christians, what we say (and what we don't say) are a reflection of our heart. Learn from Leviticus 10 and other passages what God has to say about controlled and uncontrolled tongues. Support the show

Scripture Passage: Daniel 3. In Daniel 3, learn how God uses Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego as examples of trusting and obeying during the fiery trials. Support the show

Scripture Passage: Isaiah 63. As we read through Isaiah 63, notice four unique and powerful questions asked of believers in their understanding of revival - the questions of recognition, reflection, readiness, and repentance… Support the show

Scripture Passage: 1 Kings 17:2-4. Using the example of Elijah in 1 Kings 17, learn of his performance and partner in faith and watch how the Lord always provides. Support the show

Scripture Passage: 2 Peter 2:9. Peter explains how the Lord delivers sinners into judgment, but also explains how the Lord delivers backslidden saints from destruction as well as the spiritual from temptation. Support the show

Scripture Passage: Isaiah 62. What is Beulah land? How does it relate to Christians today? Learn of a land where God works, where God is wed, where God keeps his watchmen, and is focused on His work! Support the show

Scripture Passage: Isaiah 61. Continuing the previous sermon, learn of the covering provided, construction proposed, celebrated position, and cheerful perspective of the mission statement of Christ. Support the show

Scripture Passage: Judges 20. Using the example of the battle between the Israelites and the tribe of Benjamin, learn the particulars of when failure is not complete. Support the show

Scripture Passage: Isaiah 61. The mission of Christ was foretold in Scripture long before his birth. In Isaiah 61, learn of His call to preach, the conditions to proclaim, and the comforts to provide! Support the show

Scripture Passage: Romans 6:4-5. To walk in newness of life is to have a life of new purity, priority, and purposes. Support the show

Scripture Passage: Matthew 8:5-13. Using the example of the Roman Centurion in Matthew 8,what can we learn from his faith that would make our Lord Jesus Christ marvel? Support the show

Scripture Passage: Luke24. In Luke 24 we see how the Resurrection satisfies the prophecies concerning Christ, how it shows His power, how it secures His place as our eternal High Priest, and how it strengthens His proffer! Support the show

Scripture Passage: Genesis 6-8. With Noah as our example, learn what it means for a Christian to stand alone for God. When we stand alone, we are devout in our ways, we are dedicated to God's work, we'll dutifully wait for Him, and we'll also delight in worship! Support the show

Scripture Passage: 1 Corinthians 5. Using the church at Corinth as our example, learn how sin within the church body was identified and see the proper response and plan for moving forward. Support the show

Scripture Passage: Isaiah 60. Isaiah 60 reminds the believer of the copious splendor that awaits. Learn to arise with the hope of glory; learn of our attachment to the house of glory; learn to anticipate a home of glory; learn to accede to the hands of glory; and learn to await the hastening of glory! Support the show

Scripture Passage: Genesis 12. Using the example of Abram in Genesis 12, learn of his recognition of the call, response to the call, and resolve in the call - all for the purpose of being a blessing! Support the show

Scripture Passage: Isaiah 59. Part 2 of the sermon series. The focus in this sermon is on the plead for truth. Truth has lost its meaning in society today but thanks to the example we see in Isaiah 59, the truth for the believer is always focused and grounded on the Lord. Support the show

Scripture Passage: Isaiah 59. Isaiah 59 shows how God is the hope of a nation in trouble. Learn of sin's divisiveness, depravity, devices, and defeat. Support the show

Scripture Passage: Deuteronomy 1:25-33. Using the nation of Israel as the example, learn the results and reasons not to dread in these times! Support the show

Scripture Passage: 2 Kings 3. Using 2 Kings 3, learn how the kingdoms of Israel and Judah are used as examples for us to prepare for blessings. Support the show

Scripture Passage: Joshua 6. Using Joshua 5 and 6 as our passage, learn six different aspects to remember in order for you to overcome as you continue to trust and obey. Support the show

Scripture Passage: Joshua 6. During unprecedented times, the Bible assures us we can trust in Him at all times. Support the show