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  1. 4d ago

    "Stones In Your Pocket"

    Sunday AM Service Dr. David Peacock, Pastor at https://biblebelieversbaptistchurch.org/

  2. 4d ago

    "The Importance of Scripture"

    Sunday School Dr. David Peacock, Pastor at https://biblebelieversbaptistchurch.org/

  3. 4d ago

    Departing Gifts and Guidance

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  4. 4d ago

    Emotionally Driven Vs. Spirit Led

    The sermon explores the distinction between being emotionally driven and being Spirit-led, emphasizing that true discipleship requires enduring faithfulness rather than fleeting emotional responses. Drawing from John 8, the message highlights Jesus' instruction to continue in His word as the path to knowing the truth and achieving genuine freedom. The speaker shares personal testimony about past instability and the importance of maintaining commitments, responsibilities, and order in daily life. By submitting the mind, will, and emotions to the Holy Spirit and the Word of God, believers can avoid the chaos of emotional instability and walk in the discipline that produces lasting spiritual fruit. The central call is to seek the Lord consistently, allowing His guidance to direct life rather than relying on transient feelings or worldly pleasures.

  5. 4d ago

    Interpreting Through The New

    This sermon emphasizes the hermeneutical principle that the Old Testament must be interpreted through the lens of the New Testament to understand its full theological significance. Using the example of Herod's perplexity in Luke 9, the teaching demonstrates how New Testament passages clarify Old Testament prophecies, such as identifying John the Baptist as the fulfillment of Malachi 4:5. The discussion highlights that the New Testament provides the final authoritative word on how to apply Old Covenant laws and understand prophetic timelines, distinguishing between the era of the picture and the current age of the spiritual kingdom. This approach prevents misinterpretation by allowing the Holy Spirit's guidance in the New Testament to illuminate the meaning of earlier scriptures. The message concludes with a pastoral encouragement to trust God's timing and selective revelation, reminding believers that they are responsible only for what has been revealed to them in the present moment.

  6. 4d ago

    Led forth by the right way

    And he led them forth by the right way, that they might go to a city of habitation. (Psalm 107:7) *1/ A people led forth. 2/ A people led forth by the right way. 3/ The end in view - "That they might go to a city of habitation."* **Sermon summary:** The sermon explores the assurance found in Psalm 107:7, emphasizing that God leads His redeemed people by the right way toward a heavenly city of habitation. It identifies three key aspects of this divine guidance: the initial leading forth from a state of sin or worldly attachment, the maintenance of a path that may seem difficult or contrary to human expectations but is governed by the Word of God, and the ultimate destination of eternal rest. The preacher uses the Israelites' wilderness journey as a type for the Christian pilgrimage, illustrating how God's providence orders circumstances, such as job changes or life transitions, to align with His will. The tone is pastoral and comforting, encouraging believers to trust in God's sovereignty even when their path appears perplexing, and to look forward to the final destination with hope.

  7. 4d ago

    Luke 8 14-15 Parable of the Soils, pt 4

    In this 4th installment in the explanation Jesus gives concerning the Seed and the Soils, we get to see a close proximation (though it still misses the mark) of what salvation looks like, and a good example of what True Salvation looks like. There are lots of people attending churches today (on a somewhat regular basis) whose lives are filled with so many worldly-oriented things and so many energy consuming focuses that are not growing their faith or giving them opportunities to minister their faith to their neighbors. They are able to talk a faith that sounds good on the surface. But they are not engaged in things that draw their hearts closer to Jesus and therefore are not helping them to mature in their faith. Their lives are unable to bear good fruit, because they are being choked out by the cares of the world and their love of the world (1 John 2:15-17; James 4:4; Matthew 6:24, etc.). John the Baptist said that there is a fruit of repentance that follows the act of faith in God (Mt 3:8). Jesus told His disciples that those He has chosen would bear fruit and that fruit would remain (John 15:16). Paul, under the guidance of the Holy Spirit proclaimed that the fruit of the Spirit is very obvious when compared to the deeds of the flesh (Galatians 5:22-25), and that it would show up in how they live their daily lives (Colossians 1:10) and would be able to be seen as excellent (Philippians 1:9-11). The key difference is not in the because of some different soil. All four are in the same area where the seed is scattered - it all looks pretty much the same. The key is in the hearer's heart response to the movement and call of the Holy Spirit on their lives (Ro 1:16-32).

  8. 4d ago

    The Apocalyptic Vision

    The apocalyptic sections of Daniel will be challenging. This type of literature is one that we are not used to and one that needs to be dissected. We will read about pictures and symbols that we need to be very careful with. The reason for apocalyptic literature is that it paints words in pictures and it is a language that was very common in the Old Testament as well as the New Testament. For us it is not so common. Daniel would see a vision in which he would see four beasts coming out of the sea. These beasts are representations of either kingdoms or kings or both. He would be perplexed and vexed by the fourth kingdom for which we will look at as the weeks go on. Be prayerful as we move along this tougher section of Daniel and pray for God's guidance as we navigate through the text. Thank you. Daniel 7:1-14 Revelaion 14: 14-16

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    Various Speakers
  • Years Active
    2007 - 2026
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