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References: (1) This fifth evidence is the CONTRADICTION between “gradualism” advocated by Charles Darwin and the theory of “PUNCTUATED EQUILIBRIUM” developed by Stephen Jay Gould and Nyles Elderedge in 1972. Punctuated equilibrium allows for the SUDDEN appearance for many new species like in the Cambrian Explosion. (2) “Blind Watchmaker” by Richard Dawkins. (3) Sixth evidence: Some Darwinian evol...

If we "walk in the Spirit" we will bear the "fruit of the Spirit." ******* By the way, if you haven't bought a copy of my new book yet, check it out here: https://www.amazon.com/Dreams-Visions-Stories-Faith-Pastor/dp/161493536X

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As our heavenly Father is merciful, we are supposed to be merciful. ******* By the way, if you haven't bought a copy of my new book yet, check it out here: https://www.amazon.com/Dreams-Visions-Stories-Faith-Pastor/dp/161493536X

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Are you facing a mountain that seems impossible to move? Whether you are battling health issues, financial strain, or spiritual warfare, God has given you the authority and spiritual tools needed to overcome every obstacle. In this dynamic teaching, Melinda Carroll reveals how to cultivate a tenacious, immovable faith that stands firm when the enemy attacks. Drawing from prophetic insights, vivid...

Life has a way of testing our foundation. Friends may walk away, trials may mount, and the enemy may try to pull us off course, but God promises to be our fortress and shield. In this sermon, Pastor Henry Miller digs into scripture to show how God actively guards His children from spiritual and physical destruction. Through personal testimony and powerful Biblical truths, you will be reminded that...

The New Covenant that was established through Jesus Christ is not only better in its very nature but in what it provides. In this broadcast of Let the Bible Speak we continue our study of the New and Better Covenant and why it is folly to attempt to live under the Old Agreement. ******* Hear more messages and find out more about Oyster Bay Church of Christ in Crawfordville, FL on our website: http...

As summer winds down and families return to their normal routines, it is time for the church family to gather, re-engage, and support the ongoing work of ministry. In this broadcast of "Just Catching Up," Pastor Jack King reflects on decades of ministry in Tallahassee, the seasonal rhythms of church life, and the vital responsibility every believer carries to support their local congregation and b...

Why is true forgiveness so difficult to extend? In this eye opening teaching, Pastor Jack King breaks down the spiritual nature of mercy and explains why a forgiving heart cannot be manufactured by human effort alone. By exploring the tension between carnal human nature and the work of the Holy Spirit, this message reveals how surrendering control to God allows His supernatural grace to flow throu...

As political movements shift across the country, candidates offering massive federal promises are gaining traction. Host Doug Apple sits down with Mike Sharman, general counsel for Share HealthCare, to dissect the platform of Democratic Socialism, its radical economic and institutional goals, and how Christians can stand for freedom in an age of big-government expansion. Main points covered in thi...

When you don't have all the answers... Deuteronomy 29 verse 29 declares, "The secret things belong to the Lord our God, but the things revealed belong to us and to our children forever, that we may follow all the words of this law." Though written thousands of years ago in the context of Israel's covenant, its message speaks with surprising clarity to modern life. In an age driven by information,...

Two Roads and One Faithful Journey In 1916, Robert Frost published his well-known poem, The Road Not Taken. It begins with a simple, but powerful image: "Two roads diverged in a yellow wood." A traveler stands at a fork in the road, forced to choose between two paths he cannot fully see. Though the moment seems ordinary, it captures something deeply human: the experience of facing decisions withou...

Active faith tends to attract opposition. Many Christians are surprised when following Jesus leads to hardship. There's a common assumption that sincere faith should bring increasing comfort and fewer struggles. However, the New Testament presents a different picture. While God does bring peace, strength, and hope, scripture also teaches that faithful Christian living often involves suffering. Thi...

Approaching God In Leviticus 10:1-3, we encounter a sobering moment in Israel's early worship life. Nadab and Abihu, the sons of Aaron, offered unauthorized fire before the Lord—something God had not commanded. In response, fire comes out from the presence of God and consumes them. Moses then explains the meaning of this judgment: "Among those who approach me I will be proved holy; in the sight of...

How We Can Be Clean Without Soap Cleanliness is often associated with physical washing, using soap and water to remove dirt from the body. Yet, the Bible presents a deeper kind of cleanliness, one that goes beyond the surface and addresses the condition of the human heart. According to Scripture, true purity is not achieved through outward effort alone, but through spiritual transformation. In Isa...

Learning to Forgive One of the most powerful lessons taught by Jesus is found in the parable of the unforgiving servant in Matthew 18, verses 21 through 35. This parable reveals the importance of mercy, compassion, and forgiveness in the life of every believer. It teaches that those who have received forgiveness from God are expected to extend that same grace to others. The story challenges Christ...

A Love That Continues At the center of the Christian faith is a profound truth: Jesus Christ gave his life for the church. His sacrifice on the cross is the ultimate expression of love—selfless, costly, and complete. As it says in John 15:13, "Greater love has no one than this: to lay down one's life for one's friends." Through his death and resurrection, Jesus redeemed a people for himself, calli...

Knowing that God exists is not the same as knowing God personally. Many people acknowledge that God exists, yet few truly know him in a personal way. The Bible makes a clear distinction between intellectual awareness of God and an intimate relationship with him. To know about God is not the same as knowing him personally, and scripture calls us beyond simple belief into a living, transformative re...

Why Truth is Hard to Accept Throughout history, people have often held firmly to beliefs, even when those beliefs are not true. The Bible explains that this tendency is connected to human nature, spiritual blindness, pride, and the influence of sin. Scripture teaches that while truth comes from God, people sometimes reject or ignore that truth because it challenges their desires, their traditions,...

What's new? 2 Corinthians 5:17 declares, "Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has gone; the new has come." This powerful truth sets the foundation for understanding what it really means to ask: "What's new?" The answer is not found in small updates or surface changes, but in a completely transformed life. But this raises an important question: How does someone become "...

Are we merely churchgoers, or are we actively engaged in the spiritual business of making disciples? Continuing the series on "The Second Book Of Acts," Pastor Mike Jenkins reminds believers that the mission of Jesus did not end on the pages of the New Testament. Powered by the Holy Spirit, ordinary and imperfect people are authorized to carry the gospel into everyday encounters, showing radical c...