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  1. 4d ago

    22 Daniel

    The little horn introduced in Daniel 7:8, is different from that one. This one emerges from one of the four horns. He succeeds the four divisions of Alexander's kingdom. This little horn is not the Antichrist of the end times although the two of them have similar activities and hatred of Israel. This one conquers Egypt, Persia, and then invades which is, Israel here spoken of as the "pleasant land". He conducts attacks on the Jews both politically, and religiously. He tries to destroy the Jew's faith by stopping the sacrifices in the temple (vv. 11–12). In verse 13 we see that he will set up "the transgression of desolation" in the temple and defiles the temple for 2,300 days. This is the historical figure known as Antiochus Epiphanes. He was the wicked leader who came out of Syria, one of the four divisions of Alexander's empire.

  2. 4d ago

    Purchased and Marveling

    The sermon explores the doctrine of the atonement through the hymn 'His Robes for Mine,' emphasizing that God's hatred of sin necessitated the sacrificial death of Jesus Christ. By examining 1 Corinthians 6, the message argues that believers are united with Christ and therefore must flee sexual immorality, recognizing that their bodies are sanctuaries of the Holy Spirit. The text highlights the profound cost of salvation, illustrated by Christ's cry of forsakenness on the cross, which satisfied divine justice and wrath. This immense purchase price establishes believers as belonging to Christ, not themselves, compelling a life of total devotion and worship. The sermon concludes by urging the congregation to engage deeply with the lyrics of worship, allowing the truth of the atonement to drive practical holiness and praise.

  3. 4d ago

    The King in his Kingdom

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  4. 4d ago

    The Presence and Love of God

    This sermon explores the theological reality of God's personal presence and the nature of divine love, arguing that both are best understood through God's actions rather than abstract emotions. It addresses the role of the Holy Spirit in both the Old and New Testaments, correcting the misconception that the Spirit was absent before Pentecost by highlighting the Spirit's work in conviction and revelation throughout history. The discussion centers on John 3:16, interpreting the phrase "God so loved the world" as a description of the manner in which God demonstrated love through the sacrifice of His Son, rather than a quantifiable measure of intensity. By examining the contrast between Jacob and Esau, the sermon illustrates that God's love is evidenced by provision and covenant faithfulness, while His hatred is defined by the withholding of specific covenant promises rather than by emotional hostility. Ultimately, the message calls believers to emulate this active, sacrificial love in their relationships, recognizing that true love is demonstrated through committed service and the pursuit of the best interests of others.

  5. Oct 1

    Two Families

    The sermon explores the dichotomy presented in 1 John 3, asserting that humanity is divided into two distinct families: the family of God and the family of the devil. It emphasizes that true believers are identified not merely by profession but by a regenerated nature that produces righteousness and a hatred for sin, whereas those in the devil's family remain characterized by habitual lawlessness and indifference to God's commands. The text distinguishes between the occasional lapses of a believer and the habitual practice of sin, arguing that the latter reveals a lack of genuine conversion. By examining the origin of sin in the devil and the purpose of Christ's manifestation to destroy the works of the evil one, the message calls for discernment in identifying true faith through the fruit of the Spirit and a life oriented toward holiness.

  6. Sep 27

    Hatred for Hypocrisy & Love for Sincerity

    This sermon explores the third priority in Jesus' training of the twelve apostles: his hatred for hypocrisy and love for sincerity. The speaker defines hypocrisy as a disconnect between one's words and heart, using the metaphor of leaven to illustrate how even small instances of pretense can spread and corrupt the entire soul. Drawing from Matthew, John, and Luke, the message warns against the dangers of seeking human approval, self-righteous judgment, and the gap between profession and practice. In contrast, the beauty of sincerity is highlighted through examples of Nathanael, the centurion, and the sinful woman, who demonstrated yielded faith and genuine devotion. The sermon calls believers to radically address areas of hypocrisy in their lives and to cultivate a heart of sincerity that aligns their inner life with their outward confession.

  7. Sep 27

    Jesus Loves His People To The End

    1. Oh What Love 2. Oh What Hatred 3. Oh What Humility

  8. Sep 27

    Lunatic, Liar, or Lord?

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  • Creator
    Various Speakers
  • Years Active
    2007 - 2026
  • Episodes
    50
  • Rating
    Clean
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