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Justin Peters welcomes Todd Friel to discuss Go Serve Your King: The Key to Extraordinary Purpose in Everyday Life. Drawing on 1 Corinthians 10:31 and Hebrews 1:3, they consider how Christ's lordship shapes work, relationships, rest, and ordinary responsibilities. Their conversation also addresses biblical warnings about false teachers, the joy of obedience, and the importance of connecting sound...

In Chapter 3, John Owen explains that frequent thoughts about spiritual things do not inherently prove a person is spiritually minded if those thoughts are merely triggered by external means—such as hearing the preaching of the Word, exercising spiritual gifts in prayer, or engaging in religious conversation. While these external occasions excite temporary mental activity and emotional fervor, the...

This sermon explores the biblical principles for supporting missionaries, drawing from 3 John 5-8 to outline four key responsibilities for believers. The speaker emphasizes that support should be regular, driven by a deep love for God and a desire to honor His worthiness. It argues that sufficient financial and prayerful backing ensures missionaries can focus on the gospel without compromising the...

Artificial intelligence and rapidly developing technologies raise questions that go far beyond what our machines can do. They raise questions about what it means to be human. In Manmade, C. R. Wiley examines the promises and dangers of our technological age through a distinctly Christian lens, considering humanity's recurring desire to overcome its limits and remake itself through technology. Draw...

Praise God we have gathered again in the Lord's House to hear his word preached

Hymns: Praise to the Lord, the Almighty How Firm a Foundation O Lord, Be Gracious to Me Outline: I. Hope Amidst Chastening II. The Chastening Received III. Prayer Received

Pastor Wade continues his sermon series on the Book of Genesis going over Genesis 15:7-21 with sermon "The Covenant Pathway".

Ministry is: To offer the sacrifice of sinners to God using the Gospel knife. All believers are priests in Christ's service. As "priests" we have direct access to God through Christ. We intercede for men in prayer. Our "sacrifices" are: Praise (Heb. 13:15-16); our bodies (Rom. 12:1); Service (Eph. 5:2); Worship (1 Pet. 2:5); Converts (Rom. 15:16).

How doth the Spirit help us to pray? For whom are we to pray?

Why do Christians continue to struggle with the same sins, and does God ever grow tired of their failures? In Genesis 20, Abraham repeats a decades-old deception about Sarah, placing his wife and the people of Gerar in danger. Yet despite Abraham's habitual sin and failure to trust God, the Lord intervenes to protect Sarah and preserve His covenant promises. This sermon examines the danger of unre...

The sermon examines the account of Jacob wrestling with the divine figure in Genesis 32 as a paradigm for effectual prayer. It contrasts Jacob's initial, unanswered petition with his subsequent intense, personal encounter with God, highlighting the necessity of solitude, perseverance, and the weakening of the flesh to receive spiritual victory. The message emphasizes that true power with God is ac...

Sunday Morning Service with Pastor John Herdman from Buffalo Ridge Baptist Church in Gray, Tennessee Thank you for joining us online for our services today. Please use the link below to learn more about how to have a home in heaven, submit prayer requests to our staff, or give to support this online ministry. https://linktr.ee/BuffaloRidgeBaptistChurch

As we enter chapter 4 of our study we immediately find ourselves with a rebuke from James regarding internal strife within the body of believers. Back biting and infighting was a problem for this early church, much like the church today. It isn't attacks from the outside that sinks churches, it's the war that is taking place within. The end of chapter 3 leaves off with peace, but we must be aware...

This sermon addresses the anxiety surrounding upcoming political and social uncertainties by urging believers to find stability in God's sovereignty rather than in worldly events. The central message emphasizes that while life is brief and full of trouble, Christians can possess lasting peace through faith in Christ, the indwelling Holy Spirit, and a mind focused on God's character. Key theologica...