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"You Can Run, But You Can’t Hide

Last week… we left off… with Israel standing on the edge… of one of the greatest victories in the entire Book of Judges. If you'll remember… God had already promised Barak the victory. So… he gathered ten thousand men… from Zebulun and Naphtali… and marched them up Mount Tabor. Meanwhile… Sisera assembled all nine hundred of his iron chariots… and positioned his army near the Kishon River…. exactly where God had promised Barak He would draw him. Then Deborah looked at Barak and said, "Move on, for this is the day the LORD has handed Sisera over to you. Hasn't the LORD gone before you?" (Judges 4:14, HCSB) And that's exactly what happened. The LORD… stepped onto the battlefield. • He sent the storm. • He flooded the Kishon River. • He removed the advantage… of Sisera's iron chariots. And Scripture tells us, "The LORD threw Sisera, all his charioteers, and all his army into confusion before Barak..." (Judges 4:15, HCSB) Folks... that's where we stopped. The battle had been won. The army had been broken. But there was one man... ONE MAN… who was still alive! And that's where we pick up tonight.
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Compromise and Catastrophe

In Genesis chapter 19, we see a detailed account of Lot. It would be tempting for many people to feel superior to him because of his obvious compromises with the world around him, yet Peter describes him as a righteous man three times in 2 Peter 2:7-8! How can we account for this? He certainly doesn't deserve to be considered righteous, but that is the point; he was righteous by faith, he did not earn it by his actions, so he is righteous in the same way that we are considered righteous because of our trust in Christ. He is an object lesson in the difficulty experienced by those who want to have what the world offers and have God as well - he barely escaped God's wrath and lost everything he had accumulated in Sodom. We are warned by his errors and compromises to live as a sojourner in this world, not too attached to the positions, prestige and possessions of our culture, looking instead to the eternal city that our Lord is building for us, and serving Him with a whole heart.
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Judgement or Mercy?

Four point sermon: I. The flood: clarifying answers to confusing questions. II. The holy, righteous wrath of God is manifested. III. The marvelous mercy of God is displayed. IV. All of Scripture points to the glorious Gospel of Jesus Christ.
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Noah, a Preacher of Righteousness

Noah was a preacher of righteousness who proclaimed the official message of heaven to the wicked generation that inhabited the earth prior to the flood. He preached by lip and by life, in word and in deed. God still uses the preaching of righteousness to warn sinners to flee the wrath to come.
5d ago

The Great Flood - Lesson 18

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Why Did God Send a Flood?

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Jul 31

209 Global Flood Accounts & Myths (Evidence For God) Our Daily Greg

Unreasonable atheists, agnostics and other skeptics and scoffers may refuse to face the reality but the Biblical account of Noah's Flood is proven by the location of fossils and the universal historical reports in various cultures of such a flood. https://bbfohio.com
Jul 28

Noahic to New Covenant

The sermon teaches that God's covenant with Noah is a gracious, universal promise to preserve life and the created order until His greater redemptive plan is fulfilled in Christ. As a new Adam on a renewed earth, Noah receives once again the mandate to be fruitful, multiply, and exercise dominion, while God expands His provision by permitting the eating of animals, yet preserving the sanctity of life by requiring respect for blood and establishing capital punishment because every human being bears the image of God. The Noahic Covenant is presented as an unconditional covenant of common grace, guaranteeing that God will never again destroy the earth by a worldwide flood despite humanity's continuing sinfulness, thereby preserving the world for the coming of the promised Redeemer. The rainbow, God's covenant sign, is explained as His "bow" hung in the heavens—a symbol that His judgment has been restrained and His mercy triumphs over wrath, reflecting the very radiance of His glory. The sermon concludes by showing that while the Noahic Covenant preserves temporal life, the New Covenant infinitely surpasses it through Jesus Christ, whose sacrificial death satisfies God's demand for justice, secures eternal forgiveness, removes the curse, and guarantees an everlasting inheritance in the new creation where God's glorious presence will forever replace every covenant sign.

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