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This is lesson 4 from the Life of Elisha, "From Test to Testimony." In this story from 2 Kings 4,, the widow of a man of God is in debt and in danger of losing her children to servanthood. She cries out to the Prophet Elisha, as she seeks God's help. God answers her in an amazing way and she goes from a test from God to testimony for God. Are you seeing God meet your needs by His miraculous power?...

Mission Conference 2026 | October 27th, 2026 | David Snyder | Elisha: The Prophet of God | I Kings 19:19-21

The sermon examines the early opposition to Stephen, highlighting how his ministry of grace and power provoked a response rooted in the historical sins of Israel. By drawing parallels between the false witnesses against Stephen and the narrative of Ahab and Naboth in 1 Kings, the text illustrates the recurring pattern of religious leaders silencing God's prophets through deceit and violence. The c...

Now for the second aspect of God‟s judgment – the execution of his wrath against sinners and their sin. From the very first chapters of Genesis – with the fall of Adam, and God‟s subsequent judgment on Adam, Eve and the serpent – through the Flood, Babel, the destruction of the Egyptians at the Red Sea, the conquering of Canaan by Israel, God‟s anger against his people (see Judges, 1 Kings and II...

Last week, we started at a section of the Sermon on the Mount where Jesus starting comparisons between two things. These comparisons were largely given to illustrate the need for His audience to make choices related to His teaching. First, He compared two gates and two ways as an illustration for entrance into the Kingdom. Second, Jesus was comparing False and True Prophets. We will continue with...

The primary work of the Holy Spirit as defined by Jesus in John 16, is to reprove the world of sin, righteousness, and judgment. Nowhere does the Scripture teach that the work or evidence of the Holy Spirit is to generate emotional excitement or supernatural displays. Many modern church practices, such as an emphasis on speaking in tongues or intense emotional responses, are misidentified as the S...

The sermon explores the call of Ezekiel to minister to a rebellious house, emphasizing that the prophet's strength and direction came entirely from the hand of the Lord rather than his own natural ability. It highlights the necessity of spiritual preparation, described as eating the scroll, where believers must assimilate God's Word and wait for divine timing before acting. The message applies thi...

This sermon explores the theme of divine sovereignty in the midst of human disappointment and suffering, using the prophet Ezekiel's call as the central narrative. It argues that while God's people often face bitter trials and unfulfilled expectations, the hand of the Lord remains strong upon them, transforming their experience through obedience. The text highlights how what appears as a bitter cu...

n this final message on Jonah, we confront the book's deliberately unresolved ending and ask what God makes of the prophet. Jonah sits east of Nineveh, angry at God's compassion, thrilled only by a plant that gives him shade, and ready to die when that comfort is removed. Traditional Jewish readings often cast him as a flawed but sympathetic anti-hero—motivated by love for Israel or concern for Go...

In "Jonah: Mad That It Worked," Charles Sebold continues the Sunday evening series through the Minor Prophets with the book of Jonah. Hosea, Joel, Amos, and Obadiah set the stage; Jonah asks what happens when God shows mercy to His people's own destroyer, and His prophet cannot bear it. Keeping a running scorecard, the lesson shows that everything in the book obeys God: the wind, the sea, the paga...

Sunday Morning Service Mr. Jack Van Drunen Hebrews 1 | Angels, Prophets, Christ

This sermon examines the biblical teaching that the specific day and hour of Christ's return are known only to the Father, explicitly rejecting any attempt to calculate or predict the timing of the Second Coming. By analyzing Matthew 24 and supporting passages in Mark, Acts, and 1 Thessalonians, the message emphasizes that believers are called to a state of constant vigilance and spiritual readine...

WHEN GOD PUT A KING IN THE FAMILY TREE! 2 Samuel 7:12–16; Luke 1:32–33 KJV The road to Bethlehem now leads us to David, the shepherd boy whom God chose to become Israel's king. From the fields of Bethlehem to the throne of Jerusalem, God prepared David for a remarkable purpose. Then He established a covenant promising David a royal descendant and an everlasting kingdom. Centuries later, the angel...

What is it to judge justly Jesus Christ? It is to judge who He is by the standard of truth and not by what those who hate Him say about Him! There are many voices that speak false things concerning Jesus Christ. Those false voices influence those who listen to them to not believe upon Christ. Be careful to whom you listen! Christ Jesus is life, none who come to Him will be disappointed!

The sermon addresses the human tendency to romanticize the past by contrasting the diminished appearance of the rebuilt temple with the promise of future glory found in Haggai 2. It argues that believers should not fixate on 'glory days' that have passed, but rather find strength in the present reality of God's presence, as emphasized during the Feast of Booths. The text connects this prophetic pr...

This sermon examines the failure of King Saul in 1 Samuel 13, highlighting his disobedience in offering a burnt offering without waiting for the prophet Samuel as commanded. The preacher contrasts Saul's carnal confidence and impatience with the faith-driven initiative of Jonathan, using this narrative to illustrate the church's calling to actively engage in evangelism rather than remaining passiv...

(AI Generated Summary) The sermon examines Luke 21:33 as the climactic assurance of the Olivet Discourse, where Jesus declares that while heaven and earth will perish, His words will remain forever. This statement is presented as a profound claim to deity, distinguishing Jesus from the Old Testament prophets who spoke on God's behalf, and affirming His sovereign authority to guarantee the fulfillm...

Berean Adult Sunday School class. A verse-by-verse study through the books of the minor prophets.

The sermon establishes that heaven is a tangible, created location rather than an abstract concept, arguing that it had a specific origin point in time alongside the earth. By examining Genesis 1:1 and Paul's testimony in 2 Corinthians 12, the teaching distinguishes between the three categories of heavens, identifying the third as the spiritual realm where God's throne resides. The text clarifies...