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1. The context of it 2. The content of it 3. The rebuke of it

1. A- awesome greatness of God 2. B- bountiful faithfulness of God 3. C- certainty of death 4. D- distinct glory of a believers death 5. E- eternal terrors for the wicked and unbelieving 6. F- focus, fruitfulness, and fullness of life 7. G- glories of eternal life

In this Psalm 1 expository sermon, explore The Way of Prosperity & The Way That Perishes Part 1 to discover true spiritual blessing. Psalm 1 serves as the magnificent gateway to the entire book of Psalms. It presents a stark contrast between two types of people and their final destinies before a holy God. True spiritual prosperity is not found in human moralism but is a direct result of God rescui...

Don't Kick at His Sacrifice 1 Samuel 2:22–30 | Choctaw County Revival 2026 This message challenges believers not to take lightly the precious sacrifice of the Lord Jesus Christ or the grace, responsibilities, and mission entrusted to them through His redeeming work. Drawing from the account of Eli and his wicked sons in 1 Samuel 2, it reveals the danger of treating what God considers holy as somet...

Wickedness in authority is inescapably harmful.

This sermon explores the prophetic transition from the rise of the Antichrist in Daniel 11 to the divine intervention described in Daniel 12, emphasizing that God's people will be delivered during the time of great tribulation. The speaker analyzes the character of the Antichrist, offering a theological interpretation of his rejection of the 'desire of women' as a denial of Christ's incarnation ra...

Wickedness in authority is inescapably harmful.

This instructional study examines the eschatological events described in Revelation chapters 19 and 20, focusing on the Second Coming of Christ, the defeat of the Antichrist, and the subsequent millennial reign. The speaker explains the symbolism of the marriage supper of the Lamb as a picture of the church's future union with Christ, while contrasting this joy with the final judgment of Satan and...

This Bible Study begins to examine the character of Haman in the book of Esther, tracing his rise to power and his intense hatred toward Mordecai and the Jewish people. The teaching highlights the theological consequence of King Saul's disobedience in 1 Samuel 15, which allowed the Amalekite lineage to survive and eventually produce Haman, a direct threat to Israel. It details how Haman's personal...

While not desiring God's wrath to fall on people, it is reassuring as we suffer the relentless, stiff-necked rebellion and wickedness of the world in general to know that God WILL reward those fools one day! Also Reference: James 5:7-8 https://bbfohio.com

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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...

This sermon examines 2 Peter 2:4-10, arguing that God's historical acts of judgment against fallen angels, the pre-flood world, and Sodom and Gomorrah guarantee the future judgment of the wicked. The preacher highlights the certainty of divine accountability, noting that no one, regardless of status or popularity, can escape God's wrath if they persist in sin. Conversely, the text assures believer...

The sermon centers on the warning in Luke 17:32 to remember Lot's wife, using the narrative of Sodom and Gomorrah to illustrate the danger of spiritual complacency and looking back to a former life of sin. It contrasts the righteousness of Lot, who was saved by divine grace despite his hesitation, with the fate of his wife, who was turned into a pillar of salt for her attachment to the wicked city...

Jonah 3:5–10 shows a city that believed a bare word of overthrow, stopped its violence, and was spared. The sermon presses the difference between cheap repentance, true (imperfect) repentance, and the false demand for perfect repentance, and why greater light after Christ makes refusal heavier than Nineveh's or Sodom's. Nineveh heard five Hebrew words of coming ruin and no promise of pardon. From...

What do God's people feel while living in one kingdom but longing for another? Why does Psalms speak so deeply to the believer's inner life? How does God turn fear into trust, sorrow into hope, and suffering into worship? Psalms is the emotional heartbeat of Kingdom citizens — the place where believers learn to feel right in a world that feels wrong. This message explores how Psalms captures the f...

This sermon addresses the human tendency to either despair under the weight of sin or rely on self-righteousness, using Ezekiel 33 to demonstrate that God's justice demands repentance rather than excuse. The central message emphasizes that God takes no pleasure in the death of the wicked but urgently calls them to turn from their evil ways, a call grounded in His sovereign oath and covenant faithf...

This sermon explores the multifaceted nature of divine compassion as demonstrated in the healing of Peter's mother-in-law, highlighting its sensitivity, energy, tangible touch, and ultimate fortitude. The speaker contrasts human tendencies toward desensitization and selfish entitlement with Jesus' immediate and selfless response to suffering, even when weary. By examining the physical act of Jesus...

This sermon examines the biblical narrative of sin as a pervasive force that begins in the Garden of Eden and expands to encompass all of humanity. It traces the progression of evil from the initial fall of Adam and Eve to the development of wicked cities like Babel and Sodom, illustrating how sin spreads in both breadth and depth. The teaching highlights that every person is implicated in this re...

The Wicked and the Righteous, from Isaiah 57

The little horn introduced in Daniel 7:8, is different from that one. This one emerges from one of the four horns. He succeeds the four divisions of Alexander's kingdom. This little horn is not the Antichrist of the end times although the two of them have similar activities and hatred of Israel. This one conquers Egypt, Persia, and then invades which is, Israel here spoken of as the "pleasant land...

Today our venue is James 3:13-4:6. Everything we do will be exegetically driven, which means that we draw it from the words God inspired, but we will not be handling every detail of the text. That means we need to know about the context. In short, James 3 is about the tongue and the sins of the tongue. James 3:6, 8: And the tongue is a fire, the very world of iniquity; the tongue is set among our...

This sermon examines the life of King Jehoshaphat to illustrate the spiritual principles of commitment, correction, and communion. It highlights how Jehoshaphat initially strengthened Judah through military preparation, removal of idols, and the dissemination of God's Word, resulting in national peace and prosperity. However, the message warns against the subtle danger of compromise, exemplified b...