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Wild Accusations

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Oct 27

Tempted In The Trial

The temptation that results in joy vs the temptation that excuses their sin.
Oct 25

Election Objection #2: How Can God Blame the Non-Elect?

Paul's concerned more with the attitude than the answer.
Oct 25

Vindication

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Oct 22

Our Problems Are From Within

This sermon addresses the human tendency to blame external circumstances or other people for personal difficulties, arguing instead that the root cause of sin and unhappiness is the internal state of the heart. By citing examples such as the fall of Adam and Eve and the conduct of Paul and Silas in prison, the message contrasts self-reliant complaining with Christ-like endurance and joy. The central theological argument is that it is impossible to live a righteous life or maintain a godly attitude through one's own strength, as the flesh naturally lusts against the Spirit. Therefore, believers are called to abandon their own understanding and self-will, relying entirely on the daily assistance of the Holy Spirit to overcome sin and reflect Christ to others. The sermon concludes with a call to cast all burdens upon God, recognizing that true happiness and spiritual victory come only through dependence on divine grace rather than human effort.
Oct 18

When Your Faith is Tried By Fire - Job 1:13 - 22

When we examine Job Chapter 1, it teaches us that our life can be turned on its head in the blink of an eye. One moment, everything may seem to be going well, and the next, your whole world turns upside down! That is what happened to Job. In just one day, he lost virtually everything, including all ten of his children! You can only imagine the overwhelming grief and sorrow this caused him. Nevertheless, Job never blamed God; he never "charged God foolishly." Rather, he fell to the ground and WORSHIPPED the LORD! That's something to think about. Would you do the same? You see, it's one thing to say you trust the LORD when everything is going well, but it's quite another thing to trust Him when everything around you seems to be falling apart! Will you still trust Him when you cannot understand WHY He's allowing certain things to happen in your life? And will you continue to worship Him when your heart is overwhelmed with sorrow? In this message, I want to show why God allows the furnace of affliction to come upon His dear children. Pastor Jeffrey Sapocinik | Job 1:13–22 🌐 https://nwbaptist.ca/ 📧 gracembc1611@gmail.com ☎️ 647-888-9560 If the Lord has laid it on your heart to donate please use the link below. If you are already a member of a good local Baptist church, then you need to support him and his ministry there first and foremost. https://www.paypal.com/donate/?business=FY3XMZREX9LSW&no_recurring=0¤cy_code=CAD
Oct 17

This Poor Man Cried

The sermon centers on the theme of hope and salvation, drawing from Psalm 34:6 to illustrate that spiritual poverty is the universal condition of humanity, regardless of physical circumstances. It argues that pride and the tendency to blame others prevent individuals from recognizing their need for a Savior, whereas true humility leads to acknowledging one's sinfulness. By referencing the suffering of Jesus Christ and the teachings of Romans and Isaiah, the message emphasizes that the gospel is the sole power for salvation, offering refuge to those who feel unwanted or lost. The tone is pastoral and convicting, urging listeners to drop their pretenses, take responsibility for their spiritual state, and open their hearts to receive Jesus Christ as their only source of life and hope.
Oct 11

In all thy ways acknowledge him

The sermon explores the theological principle that God is the sovereign agent behind both the blessings and the hardships in a believer's life, emphasizing that afflictions are often just responses to unrepentant sin. Drawing from 2 Chronicles, Proverbs, and Daniel, the message argues that acknowledging God's hand in one's suffering is the necessary precursor to receiving His forgiveness and restoration. The preacher challenges the audience to reject pride and the tendency to blame external forces, urging them instead to humble themselves, confess their specific transgressions, and seek God's face. This act of acknowledgment aligns the individual with God's justice, allowing Him to direct their paths and restore what has been lost. The tone is convicting yet ultimately comforting, presenting repentance not as a burden but as the gateway to experiencing the goodness of the Lord and finding true peace.

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2007 - 2026
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