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  1. Aug 9

    Homemaker versus Harlot

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  2. May 10

    A verse for Ladies on Mothers Day

    Pastor Jeffrey Lynn - Sunday AM Service (05/10/26) Pastor Lynn preaches the unpopular yet Biblical truths of 1st Timothy 5:14 and the blessings that come from obedience to God's plan.

  3. May 10

    I Timothy 2:15 - Saved Through Childbearing?

    What in the world does Paul mean, "Women shall be saved through childbearing?" Paul, who is usually so clear on salvation by grace through faith, gave us one of the hardest verses in the New Testament to interpret in I Timothy 2:15. We believe that Paul is not talking about justification or regeneration in this verse, but about progressive sanctification. Most women will experience progressive sanctification as they devote themselves to their God-given role of raising children in a godly home. We seek to elevate the high-calling of the domestic role and the bringing up of children as the normal Christian life for women full of challenges and rewards.

  4. May 10

    “Women (and Men) Who Disciple” (Titus 2:4–5)

    How important are women to the discipleship ministry of the church? This Mother's Day, we consider how God calls women (and men) to pass on the faith to the next generation! -Notes: https://pastormarksbury.blogspot.com/2026/05/sermon-women-and-men-who-disciple-titus.html -Livestream: https://lwbcfruita.org/live -Donations: https://www.lwbcfruita.org/give

  5. Apr 26

    The Virtuous Wife (Part 2)

    This passage presents a poetic and idealized portrait of a virtuous wife whose life embodies wisdom, diligence, and godly character, not as a rigid marital checklist but as the culmination of a lifetime of faithful stewardship within a mature, well-established household. Rooted in the foundational principle that 'the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom,' her excellence is defined not by wealth or status, but by her integrity, industry, and compassion—evidenced in her management of resources, care for her family, and generosity toward the poor. The acrostic structure underscores its educational purpose, inviting reflection on how godly virtues, when consistently practiced, yield lasting fruit in both personal and communal life. Far from being a prescriptive manual, the passage calls the reader to recognize the deeper values of wisdom, sacrifice, and long-term commitment, while cautioning against misapplying its ideals to unrealistic expectations or using it to shame those in different life stages. Ultimately, it points to a vision of family and society built on faithfulness, mutual support, and the transformative power of godly character over time.

  6. Mar 8

    The Widow's Work, Pt. 1

    The sermon centers on the biblical qualifications for older widows who serve as spiritual mentors to younger women, emphasizing that their role is a vital, God-ordained ministry within the church. Drawing from 1 Timothy 5:9–10, it highlights that such widows must be at least 60 years old, devoted to one husband, and known for a life of faithful service—including raising children, showing hospitality to strangers, serving others humbly, assisting those in affliction, and pursuing every good work with intentional dedication. These qualities reflect not only personal holiness but also a mature, Christ-like character that equips them to disciple younger women in godly living, thereby strengthening marriages and families. The preacher underscores that this ministry is not merely cultural or sentimental but a powerful spiritual countermeasure against Satan's attacks on God's design for women and the family, calling every woman to embrace her God-given role with humility, faithfulness, and courage.

  7. Feb 14

    The Duties of Wives

    In the sermon 'The Duties of Wives' by Jason Dohm, the speaker outlines the biblical foundations and purpose of a wife's role within marriage. He emphasizes that these duties are rooted in God's original design, predating the fall of man, as described in Genesis. Dohm highlights that women are created as high-capacity, competent helpers to men, with the purpose of building a household that reflects God's kingdom. The sermon draws from key biblical texts, including Genesis, 1 Corinthians, Titus, and Proverbs 31, to outline the essential duties of wives, which include loving and supporting their husbands and children, homemaking, and embodying the virtues of a biblical woman. Dohm underscores the importance of a wife's love in transforming her husband and household and suggests that even when husbands are disobedient, wives should maintain their course by adhering to biblical principles, as described in 1 Peter. The overarching vision is to build a flourishing, God-centered home that serves as a strong foundation for broader community influence.

  8. Jan 30

    Keeper or Destroyer at Home?

    What robs a house of peace and flourishing? Proverbs 21:9–19 looks forward to the midweek sermon. In these two verses of Holy Scripture, the Holy Spirit teaches us that a contentious wife robs a house of peace and flourishing. The devotional presents a meditation on the moral and spiritual dynamics of family life, centered on the critical role of a wife's character in shaping the household's peace and flourishing. The Drawing from 1 Peter 3 and Titus 2, the devotional emphasizes that a gentle, quiet, and submissive spirit, rooted in a heart devoted to God, is essential for a wife to become a true keeper of the home and a source of peace and flourishing for her husband. It calls both young men and women to examine their hearts: men are warned against poor choice in a wife, or harsh or neglectful leadership that provokes resistance, while women are urged to cultivate a spirit of gratitude, service, and humility, beginning in their relationship with God . Ultimately, the passage reveals that the health of a household rests not only on the husband's headship but on the wife's willing, Spirit-led submission and love, making her a vital instrument of God's grace in the home.

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