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In this study on Richard Baxter's approach to soul care, his writings on melancholy—most notably in The Right Method for a Settled Peace of Conscience, The Christian Directory, and his Cripplegate discourse The Cure of Melancholy—offer a remarkably compassionate and holistic vision of the human person. Operating far ahead of his time, Baxter recognized that true spiritual distress is often deeply...

Beyond the Horizon: Ancient Prophecy, Modern Conflict, and the Blessed Hope. We are joined by JR McGee (CEO X-Stream Leadership Group). Topics discussed include: Global Acceleration & The Prophetic Blueprint. The Middle East/Israel & Prophetic Evidence. The Northern Alliances & The Prophetic Power Axis. The Blessed Hope.

David stayed behind when it was time to go to battle, and his idleness opened the door to sin and devastation he never thought would happen. This message looks at the danger of neglecting our duty and reminds us that we can be busy with life while being spiritually lazy or idle with the work God has given us to do.

This exposition of Psalm 33 highlights the sovereignty of God over all creation and the futility of human pride and power. The sermon contrasts the inability of kings, armies, and human strength to provide salvation with the divine ability to judge the wicked and preserve the righteous. It emphasizes God's omniscience, noting that He sees all the works and hearts of men, which should inspire awe a...

Abortion didn't even make the list of top priorities for Republican voters in a recent AP-NORC survey. With the midterms weeks away and abortion referendums on the ballot in Idaho and Missouri, are Christians paying attention to the signs of the times? Kevin talks with Sam Rust about what's at stake this November, and in Brazil's elections. They discuss: - What's on the ballot in Idaho…and can the...

Greetings and welcome! This is our daily devotional for October 5, 2026. Today, we continue our Exodus series in chapter 9, where God's wrath is poured out on the Egyptians and their livestock, but God's people are spared. The same truth holds across time: God's wrath is poured out on the World, but not on His people. Praise be to God for His mercy and grace. Thanks for joining us!

Bartimaeus made to see. The Triumphal Entry. Temple Cleansed. Authority Questioned.

After satan's first temptation of Eve, he continued his attack a second time which resulted in Eve's sin. How did he tempt her?

In the good process of sharpened shepherding, it's right and necessary for shepherds to seek to encourage and sharpen the sheep under their care. It's right and necessary for shepherds to seek to shepherd fellow shepherds. It's also good and right for both sheep and shepherds to not just sit or walk along in their times of need waiting for the shepherds to come to them but rather seek their shephe...

We tend to look at the Bible as 66 different books compiled together, but what if we learned to see it as one great story—the story of God's relationship with humanity? In The God of Story, novelist and biblical scholar Dr. Daniel Schwabauer unpacks five essential elements of story—theme, context, characterization, voice, and plot—to reveal the narrative principles woven throughout Scripture. Usin...

This study finishes 2 Timothy chapter 1 with verses 15–18 and presses one question: when faithful ministry gets hard, will you stay or will you leave? It opens with the poem "The Fellowship of the Unashamed," attributed to a young pastor facing execution, and compares it to Paul's final letter. Both show courage, faithfulness and humility, with David and Goliath as an example. Paul writes from pri...

Christians need to be awake. The world is happily skipping to destruction. They are struggling, but they are content to hunker down and try to push through to their imaginary success. Christians have a hope and we need to spend time in God's Word and His house to know His leading.

This sermon explores the distinction between earthly wisdom and the wisdom from above as presented in James 3. It defines true wisdom as the skill of godly living, requiring the application of moral truth with a meek spirit rather than mere intellectual knowledge. The text contrasts the destructive nature of bitter jealousy and selfish ambition, which lead to disorder, with the fruit of the Spirit...

I came to the book of Daniel prepared to preach Christ from the heroic prophetic feats of the title character. Surely he is the great type of Christ in his own book! And indeed, as we will see Daniel consistently acts as prophet and priest throughout his time in Babylon, with parallels to the Son of Man that are not to be taken lightly. But in chs. 2 & 4, much to my surprise, I have discovered tha...

In the previous sermon on Psalm 68, God made a procession out of Egypt, through the Promised land and up to Jerusalem. Now in the psalm God clears out the rebels in order for Israel and all the nations to make a procession into Jerusalem. The desire is for the nations to worship God. This section speaks of a future time to us where Jesus will conquer His enemies and rule on earth from Jerusalem.

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We don't always know God's timing for the events in our lives, but we can trust that He has a calendar that He keeps for His purposes. In fact, those living in the tribulation can know specifically how long they must endure their hardships. -Notes: https://pastormarksbury.blogspot.com/2026/10/sermon-our-trust-in-gods-hidden.html -Livestream: https://lwbcfruita.org/live -Donations: https://www.lwbc...

God did not make a mistake when He placed you in this generation. Galatians 4:4 reminds us that God sent His Son in the fullness of time, and just as He prepared the world for the Gospel then, He has placed us in this generation with a purpose. The question is not whether God can use us, but whether we will say yes and allow Him to use us for His glory.

Continuing his sermon series on Christ's emotional life, Pastor Holland examines the perfect emotional balance of Jesus Christ, arguing that He consistently experienced the right emotions at the right time and to the proper degree. By analyzing passages such as Mark 1, John 11, and Mark 10, he demonstrates how Christ simultaneously expressed deep compassion and holy indignation, challenging the no...

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This sermon explores the concept of a faithful remnant who stand firm in spiritually dark times by deeply knowing God both personally and biblically. Drawing from Daniel 11:32 and the historical example of the Maccabees (and others), the message argues that true spiritual strength arises from a genuine relationship with Christ and a commitment to Scripture, rather than mere religious affiliation....

Consecutive Reading: 1 Kings 2:26-46 Psalm Singing: 90:1-7; 90:8-12; 90:13-17 Sermon Scripture Reading: Genesis 50 Sermon Title: Grief, Life, and Death Sermon Series: Preaching to the Times Pastor: Craig J. Scott Date: 10-4-2026 Service: Morning

This sermon explores the duality of the Christian experience by contrasting David's confident confrontation of Goliath with his later psalms of distress. The speaker argues that feeling overwhelmed is not a sign of weak faith but a common reality for God's people, citing multiple instances where David cried out to the Lord in despair. By examining 1 Samuel 17 and various Psalms, the message emphas...