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The devotional centers on the transformative power of aligning one's thoughts with God's eternal purposes, drawing from Jeremiah 29:11–14 to affirm that God has plans for peace, hope, and a fulfilled future for His people. It warns against the dangers of prideful thinking, particularly self-comparison and self-deception, as highlighted in Romans 12:3 and 2 Corinthians 10:12, emphasizing that such...

This sermon explores Psalm 13 as a profound expression of the paradox inherent in the Christian life, where human anguish coexists with divine truth. The text moves through three distinct stages, beginning with the desperate question of "how long" God will hide His face, shifting to a plea for spiritual illumination, and culminating in a declaration of trust in God's steadfast love. By referencing...

The leftist liberal liars are trying to cancel and erase Christopher Columbus and replace Columbus Day with "Indigenous People's Day". We will discuss the false narrative, fake history and hypocrisy of the "Indigenous People's Day" movement and end with the Biblical response such liars. Also Reference: (John 3:1-18), (1 Corinthians 15:1-4) https://bbfohio.com

Could you be drifting into spiritual sleep without even realizing it? Discover six biblical warning signs of spiritual complacency in this in-depth, expository sermon on Mark 14:1–9. Spiritual sleep rarely happens overnight. Just as a driver can gradually fall asleep behind the wheel without recognizing the danger, Christians can slowly lose their spiritual alertness. Fear of God diminishes, sin b...

Samuel Farag explains how studying church history helps Christians recognize false teaching today. Examining Gnosticism, Arianism, Pelagianism, Montanism, and Marcion's rejection of Scripture, he highlights recurring errors concerning Christ, salvation, and biblical authority. This episode calls Christians to learn from the past, interpret Scripture faithfully, and test every teaching by God's Wor...

This sermon presents a pastoral and encouraging message on achieving daily victory over sin through the principles found in Romans 6. The central argument is that believers are no longer under the old regime of sin but are under new management in Christ, requiring a consistent spiritual response. The teaching outlines three practical strategies: a daily dying through reckoning one's death to sin,...

This sermon examines the life of Joseph as a practical demonstration of Romans 8:28, highlighting how his consistent focus on pleasing God allowed him to navigate a deeply dysfunctional family environment. The speaker contrasts Joseph's integrity with the moral failures of his brothers, such as Reuben's adultery and the collective jealousy that led to his enslavement, arguing that Joseph's success...

Bible Reading: 2 Kings 6:24-7:19 1. The Situation they faced. 2. The Man who Spurned the good news. This sermon uses the narrative of Israel's deliverance from siege in 2 Kings to illustrate the spiritual condition of the unsaved soul. It contrasts the hopelessness of physical starvation with the spiritual famine of the world, arguing that salvation is available but requires an active step of fait...

This sermon explores Hebrews 12:4-13, arguing that divine chastening is evidence of God's fatherly love rather than abandonment. The text emphasizes that while discipline is often grievous in the moment, it serves the purpose of training believers in holiness and producing the peaceable fruit of righteousness. By contrasting earthly fathers with the Heavenly Father, the message highlights that God...

The sermon explores the divine nature of Jesus Christ as the eternal Word who created all things and brought light into a dark world. It emphasizes that God provides sufficient light to every person, making them accountable for their response to the truth. The central message highlights the miracle of spiritual regeneration, where believers are born of God rather than of human will, securing their...

This sermon emphasizes the believer's responsibility to declare God's praises to the world, grounded in the identity of the church as a chosen generation and royal priesthood. The message outlines three essential prerequisites for this mission: a purified soul achieved through the renewal of the mind and will, a firm belief in the inerrancy and sufficiency of the Scriptures as the incorruptible se...

This sermon examines the Corinthian tendency to factionalize around human eloquence and wisdom, contrasting this with the divine necessity of the cross. It argues that human reason and cultural achievements, while impressive, are insufficient for salvation and often reflect a rejection of God's holiness. The message of the cross is presented as foolishness to those who are perishing because it con...

How foolish it is to pursue pleasure without taking responsibility. How much more foolish to directly offend God while doing this! This is the state of Belshazzar when God sends some fingers to write a warning and change the color of the face of that king...

This psalm has all of the elements of a lament: turning to God, complaint, asking, and trust. The problem is enemies that are drowning David in sorrow over reproaches. Even his family abandons him. In his response to this situation David serves as an example for believers in asking God for mercy and requesting justice to be served. In this David is a type of the future Christ. Many parts of this p...

The sermon centers on the question posed by John the Baptist's disciples to Jesus, using His response as a framework for understanding the necessity of salvation. The preacher explains that Jesus provided both physical and scriptural evidence of His identity by performing miracles that fulfilled Messianic prophecies. Each miracle is interpreted spiritually: the blind seeing represents overcoming s...

Looking at the challenge to draw near to God. We are given a responsibility that has consequences.

This sermon examines the biblical principles of church polity and the proper support of pastoral ministry, drawing primarily from 1 Timothy 5 and 1 Corinthians 9. It argues that elders and pastors are called to labor in the Word and doctrine, and that the congregation is responsible for providing for their carnal needs so they may focus on spiritual work. The message contrasts the mindset of a car...

This whole episode becomes a case-study in conflict AND what often results from conflict i.e., discouragement. It's the loss of courage (dis-courage) and it can sap a person of energy, vitality, motivation and joy. It's one symptom of what Augustin and later, Martin Luther called "incurvatus in se" -- we curve IN on ourselves - like an ingrown soul. We can ALL relate to it. There's a good possibil...

This sermon examines the opening of Mark's Gospel to establish the identity of Jesus as the divine Son of God who acts and speaks with supreme authority. The message highlights how Mark presents Jesus' power over the spiritual, human, and physical realms, contrasting this clear divine action with the frequent rejection and misunderstanding by religious leaders and even Jesus' own family. The preac...

This sermon introduces the book of Revelation as a singular unveiling of Jesus Christ, emphasizing that the church's greatest need is a renewed vision of the glorified Son. The central message urges believers to look to Christ, who triumphs over all, when facing suffering for faithfulness, rather than relying on worldly systems or their own strength. By examining John's vision of the risen Jesus,...

This sermon examines the crucifixion narrative in Mark 15, focusing on the theological significance of Christ's suffering, death, and the tearing of the temple veil. The central argument posits that the veil's rupture from top to bottom signifies God's initiative in removing the barrier between a holy God and sinful humanity, rather than human effort reaching upward. By connecting this event to He...

In this message in the Christian Home series, Elder Jonathan Moseley examines the biblical calling of a wife to be a help meet for her husband. Beginning in Genesis 2:18, he considers what it means to be a suitable helper and support, exploring the practical ways a husband and wife can complement one another through shared responsibilities, thoughtful communication, and mutual service. He also con...

The sermon explores the theological principle that God is the sovereign agent behind both the blessings and the hardships in a believer's life, emphasizing that afflictions are often just responses to unrepentant sin. Drawing from 2 Chronicles, Proverbs, and Daniel, the message argues that acknowledging God's hand in one's suffering is the necessary precursor to receiving His forgiveness and resto...

The sermon explores the imperative to maintain good works as a response to salvation rather than a means to achieve it. It emphasizes the necessity of remembering one's past in sin to cultivate humility, recognizing the pardon of God's mercy to rest in grace, and acknowledging one's new position in Christ through the renewing work of the Holy Spirit. The message highlights that believers are justi...