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Our services focus on the Word of God found in the Old and New Testaments. Reading the Bible, expositional teaching, and scriptural exhortation (1 Timothy 4:13) are central in our weekly services.

In this conclusion, Habakkuk truly demonstrates what faith does - waits on and rejoices in the LORD - no matter what the circumstances of life are.

Solomon is established as King of Israel and there is peace and prosperity like at no other time in the history of ancient Israel. We review the roster of his "cabinet". We are given a "lay of the land" controlled by King Solomon's reign. And then we end with a discussion of Solomon's writings and worldwide reputation. Also Reference: Matthew 23:23, (Isaiah 10:22), Romans 9:27, Song of Solomon 3:9...

The sermon explores the narrative of Jacob and Laban to illustrate that God's blessings are not secured through human schemes or clever manipulation, but through a heart aligned with divine will. It argues that while Jacob's use of rods may appear to be a strategy to outwit his uncle, the true source of his prosperity was his spiritual foundation, boldness, and willingness to reconcile with his br...

3 John 1:2 — TV preachers quote this verse and stop. John didn't stop there — and the rest of the sentence wrecks the health-and-wealth gospel. This message unpacks the prosperity gospel debate hiding inside 3 John 1:2 — the verse health-and-wealth preachers love to quote, and love to stop reading. This expository preaching through the Apostle John's wish for a man named Gaius exposes what happens...

(Theology Thursdays) Study of the book "The Wonderful Works of God" by Herman Bavinck "The Law, the Promise and Redemptive History"

The sermon explores the theological concept of the 'mystery of Christ' as the revelation of God's sovereign plan and His intimate union with believers, drawing primarily from Revelation 1 and Daniel 2. It addresses the struggle of Christians who feel despair or envy when observing the prosperity of those who do not follow God, using Proverbs 23:18 to affirm that a secure future and uncut-off hope...

Ecclesiastes 3:16-22

This sermon traces the trajectory of Solomon's reign in 1 Kings, illustrating how righteousness exalts a nation while sin leads to its downfall. It highlights Solomon's initial wisdom and the prosperity of his kingdom as a foreshadowing of Christ's future millennial reign, where peace and knowledge of the Lord will fill the earth. The message contrasts Solomon's early devotion with his later apost...

True success, as defined by God, is not found in worldly standards but in faithful obedience to His Word, particularly through consistent meditation on Scripture, which the preacher likens to a cow chewing its cud—repeatedly reflecting to extract deeper meaning and application. The promise of prosperity and good success is directly tied to internalizing and practicing God's commands, not merely kn...

Pastor Seely examines the nature of the spirit of antichrist as described in 1 John 4, distinguishing it from the true Spirit of God by its inability to produce genuine holiness. The bible shows that while false teachings may mimic Christ's appearance, they lack the inward transformation that results from God's work, contrasting religious form with the new nature created in believers. The message...

Justin Peters examines Kenneth Copeland Ministries' claim that it does not ask people for money. Using footage from the Southwest Believers' Convention, Justin exposes appeals that connect financial "seeds" with promises of healing, prosperity, and supernatural financial returns. For more teaching from Justin Peters, please visit: https://servantsofgrace.org/justin-peters-sound-theology/ This vide...

Main Points 1. God desires and demands truth, righteousness, and mercy from His people. 2. God judges the fruit of wickedness. This sermon examines Hosea 10, highlighting the tension between God's demand for truth, righteousness, and mercy and His judgment on Israel's divided hearts and idolatry. The message explains that Israel's prosperity led to spiritual corruption as they trusted in their own...

(Sunday Service) Acts 4:12: "And there is salvation in no one else, for there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved."

The Lord can use the designs of the wicked to defeat their purpose and prosper His people, to His own glory.

Does adversity mean we made a bad decision? Do unmet expectations mean we have gone the wrong way? Does the prosperity of the wicked mean our faith is false? Does our struggle against sin mean the effort is not worth it? The answer of the text before us today is No! The problem in moments of doubt often has to do with our perspective—or our lack of perspective. There is always more going on in God...

For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither [are] your ways my ways, saith the LORD. For as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways, and my thoughts than your thoughts. For as the rain cometh down, and the snow from heaven, and returneth not thither, but watereth the earth, and maketh it bring forth and bud, that it may give seed to the sower, and bread to th...

The sermon examines the faith of Joseph as presented in Hebrews 11, focusing on his final instructions regarding the departure of Israel and the transport of his bones to Canaan. It argues that Joseph's faith was demonstrated not by his rise to power but by his trust in God's covenant promises, even when the fulfillment of those promises seemed unlikely given the prosperity of Israel in Egypt. The...

This sermon examines the historical revival under King Hezekiah as a model for contemporary spiritual renewal, emphasizing that true revival begins with the realization of sin and the reestablishment of communion with God. The message highlights the key elements of this gathering, including the compassionate acceptance of unclean worshippers, the adoration of God through joyous worship, and the ne...

Seriously seeking God's holy guidance will best bless a truly godly Christian life. Be Blessed All Your Days by Always Seeking Out God.

This dream by Nebuchadnezzar interrupted his life of ease and prosperity to let him know that his rebellion against God which continued through another dream and an attempt to thwart God's sovereignty over his life and kingdom would result in a great humbling so that he would know that the Most High God reigns.