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  1. Sep 27

    El Autor de Nuestra Salvación

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  2. Sep 27

    Pray and Don't Quit

    The sermon explores the parable of the persistent widow in Luke 18, emphasizing the necessity of persistent prayer and unwavering faith during times of delay or discouragement. By contrasting a wicked judge who relents only due to annoyance with a holy God who hears the cries of His elect, the message asserts that God will bring about justice speedily for those who remain faithful. The preacher encourages believers to view prayer as a spiritual lifeline that fosters intimacy with God, urging them to resist the enemy's lies and continue seeking God's will despite life's overwhelming circumstances. This exhortation culminates in a call to trust in God's promises and maintain a posture of dependence on Christ, ensuring that when the Son of Man returns, He finds genuine faith on earth.

  3. Sep 27

    The Fruits of Repentance

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  4. Sep 27

    Your Cross Is Not Your Migraine

    In this Adult Sunday School lesson from his series through the Gospel of Luke, Charles Sebold teaches Luke 9:18-26, where the question hanging over the narrative since the storm on the sea is finally answered. Praying alone, as He does at every hinge in Luke, Jesus asks who the crowds say He is, and they offer the same too-small categories Herod heard. Then He asks, "But who do you say that I am?" and Peter answers, "The Christ of God," the very title the rulers will sneer at beneath the cross. Jesus forbids them to repeat it, because a messianic title without a cross, in a crowd just fed in the wilderness, would be not a confession but a riot. Instead He declares that the Son of Man must suffer, be rejected, be killed, and be raised on the third day: the cross is divine necessity, not Plan B. Charles then reclaims cross-bearing from its modern trivialization. A cross is not a bad back or a difficult relative; it is a condemned man's public march to his own execution. To deny yourself is not asceticism or self-loathing but the renunciation of self-rule, and Luke alone adds "daily," making it a standing posture for ordinary Tuesdays rather than one heroic moment. Yet the cross is not the price of admission but the shape of the life admission gives, sustained by the Lord who holds us rather than by our willpower. When the rulers mock, "Let him save himself," Christ refuses, proving verse 24 in His own body: whoever loses his life for His sake will save it.

  5. Sep 25

    Persecution and Proclamation

    This Bible study examines the paradox of persecution in the early church, demonstrating how the stoning of Stephen and the subsequent scattering of believers by Saul inadvertently fulfilled Jesus' command to witness in Judea and Samaria. The narrative shifts focus to Philip, who travels to Samaria to proclaim Christ, performing signs and wonders that result in widespread joy and belief among the Samaritans. The discussion highlights the theological significance of the Holy Spirit's arrival through the apostles' laying on of hands, marking the inclusion of this new group into the body of Christ. A central conflict arises with Simon the Sorcerer, who attempts to purchase the spiritual power he observes, prompting Peter to confront him with a call to repentance from wickedness. The Bible study concludes by emphasizing that the gift of God cannot be bought and that genuine faith requires a right heart before God, contrasting the authentic work of the Spirit with human attempts to manipulate divine power.

  6. Sep 24

    The danger of backsliding

    ~~~~~~~ No 31 in the series - The Epistles of Peter. ~~~~~~~ **Considering 2 Peter 2:20-22** For if after they have escaped the pollutions of the world through the knowledge of the Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, they are again entangled therein, and overcome, the latter end is worse with them than the beginning. For it had been better for them not to have known the way of righteousness, than, after they have known it, to turn from the holy commandment delivered unto them. But it is happened unto them according to the true proverb, The dog is turned to his own vomit again; and the sow that was washed to her wallowing in the mire. *1/ The danger of backsliding. 2/ Ways and steps to backsliding to old sins. 3/ Hope for a backslider.* **Sermon Summary:** The sermon addresses the spiritual danger of backsliding, defined as a return to former sinful ways or doctrinal errors after initial conversion. It distinguishes between the irreversible fall of false professors and the recoverable condition of true believers who may drift from their first love. The message identifies specific indicators of spiritual decline, such as neglecting private devotion, isolation from the church, pride, and susceptibility to novel teachings. It concludes with a pastoral assurance of hope, emphasizing that God is merciful and willing to restore those who genuinely repent and return to Him, citing examples like Peter and Solomon to demonstrate the power of divine grace in healing backslidings.

  7. Sep 23

    All About Scripture 8: The NT Apocrypha & Gnostic Gospels

    This lesson examines the literary landscape of the early church to reinforce confidence in the New Testament canon by distinguishing it from Gnostic and apocryphal writings in the early church. It defines Gnosticism as a radical spirit-matter dualism that denies the humanity of Jesus and the goodness of creation, contrasting these heretical views with the orthodox rule of faith upheld by the early church fathers. The discussion categorizes early Christian literature into canonical, edifying, and apocryphal texts, noting that while some non-canonical writings like the Didache and Epistle of Diognetus are valuable for historical insight, they were never considered Scripture. The lesson highlights how the early church actively combated forgery and heresy, ensuring that the four canonical Gospels remained the authoritative witness to Christ's life, death, and resurrection. By analyzing specific examples such as the Gospel of Thomas and the Acts of John, the message demonstrates that these alternative texts are fundamentally incompatible with biblical truth and serve as a testament to the clarity and reliability of the inspired Scriptures.

  8. Sep 22

    True Grace Brings Change

    This sermon excerpt is from the 2026 SO4G / Sermon Smart Clips Series from the Sovereign Outreach 4 Grace, Evangelistic Outreach Ministries - Sermon Audio Broadcast in Paintsville, Kentucky. This smart clip excerpt was by Brother, Douglas Salyer, the Director of the Sovereign Outreach 4 Grace. The title of the clip, 'True Grace Brings Change' The main message coming from the text taken from Luke 12:16-21.

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