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    Devo 74: Lesson From Defeat

    The devotional examines Joshua chapter 7 to illustrate how hidden sin leads to unexpected defeat in both personal and communal life. It emphasizes that individual choices, particularly those involving forbidden desires, can negatively impact entire families or organizations. The preacher urges listeners to seek divine guidance to identify and remove any spiritual contamination within their homes. By confronting specific sins like the allure of pornography, believers can restore God's blessing and protect His reputation among unbelievers. Ultimately, dealing with sin is presented as the necessary path to recovering peace and victory in one's life.

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    Overcoming The Trappings of The Temporary

    Overcoming The Trappings of The Temporary This message contrasts the temporary prosperity of the wicked with the enduring faithfulness of God, urging believers not to envy or be disturbed by the success of evildoers. Drawing parallels between Proverbs 24 and Psalm 37, it emphasizes that the steps of the righteous are ordered by the Lord and that their falls are not fatal because He continually upholds them. The preacher highlights the internal spiritual battle against the flesh and the necessity of abiding in Christ to manifest His life rather than one's own corrupted nature. Believers are called to trust God, do good, and delight in His faithfulness while actively seeking to deliver those who are drawn toward destructive worldly paths. Ultimately, the message encourages a lifestyle of daily surrender and reliance on divine grace to navigate the struggles of living in a fallen world. Proverbs 24 and Psalm 37 carry the same central warning: do not allow the temporary success of ungodly people to reshape your heart, redirect your steps, or weaken your confidence in the Lord. What appears to be flourishing is not always fruitful, and what appears to be falling is not necessarily finished. The world is naturally drawn toward what looks appealing in the moment because the fallen heart cannot properly see where that road ends. For that reason, believers must guard their affections, refuse to be controlled by either envy or anger, and remember that people are not our enemy. They are broken souls who need the redeeming work of Jesus, just as we did. Psalm 37 tells us not to fret over evildoers because their success is temporary. Instead, we are called to trust in the Lord, d

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    64 The Morning Devotional - Psalm 96

    The Morning Devotional Season 11 | Edition 64 Psalm 96 Providence Presbyterian Church Evansville, IN Pastor's Website: https://theparchment.net/ This devotional explores Psalm 96 as a call to universal worship and missionary proclamation of the Lord's sovereignty. The preacher emphasizes that believers are commanded to sing a new song and declare God's glory among all nations, reflecting the Great Commission. Key themes include the absolute reign of God over creation, the futility of idols, and the future judgment of the world in righteousness. The message challenges listeners to continually praise God and share His greatness with friends, neighbors, and loved ones daily. Ultimately, the sermon urges individuals to glorify God and enjoy Him forever as their chief end.

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    Devo 73: Abiding in the Word

    The devotional explores the biblical concept of abiding in God's Word as essential for spiritual growth and guidance. It highlights four key benefits: increasing faith, providing direction for life decisions, serving as a deterrent to sin, and guaranteeing answered prayers aligned with God's will. Through personal anecdotes and scriptural references, the message emphasizes that true discipleship involves making Scripture a permanent part of one's heart and daily life. The preacher illustrates how relying on divine guidance rather than human preference leads to unexpected blessings and spiritual fulfillment. Ultimately, believers are encouraged to immerse themselves in the Bible to draw closer to God and experience His promises.

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    Food for the Lambs, 323

    Nahum. Another preacher speaks against Nineveh. No more mercy this time. Habakkuk: The prophet complains about all that is happening and God gives His answer.

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    God Fights for His People

    This sermon explores the children of Isreal crossing the Red Sea to demonstrate that God actively fights for His people, providing comfort and assurance in times of crisis. It contrasts the hardened heart of Pharaoh with the faith of Israel, showing how divine power supersedes worldly strength. The preacher emphasizes that believers must rely on spiritual medicine and prayer rather than fear when facing adversity. By using Moses as an example, the text illustrates how God employs human instruments to accomplish His victorious purposes. Ultimately, the message affirms that Christ secures eternal salvation for those who trust in Him.

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    63 The Morning Devotional - Psalm 95

    The Morning Devotional Season 11 | Edition 63 Psalm 95 Providence Presbyterian Church Evansville, IN Pastor's Website: https://theparchment.net/ The sermon examines Psalm 95 to contrast the proper response of joyful worship with the dangerous posture of a hardened heart. It highlights God's sovereignty as Creator and King, urging believers to approach Him with reverence rather than treating Him as a peer. Drawing on the historical failures at Meribah and Massah, the text warns against grumbling and testing God despite His proven faithfulness. The central message calls for immediate obedience and thanksgiving when hearing God's voice, rejecting the discontent that led Israel astray. Ultimately, the preacher emphasizes that true worship involves both praise and submission to God's authority.

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    Behold Your God #47

    This sermon examines the Sixth Commandment, exploring its statement, extent, and theological basis within the context of Exodus 20. The preacher argues that the commandment prohibits not only premeditated murder but also any unlawful taking of human life, including suicide, euthanasia, and abortion, while acknowledging exceptions for war, capital punishment, and self-defense under divine authority. By referencing Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5, the message highlights that unjust anger and hatred are spiritually equivalent to murder, emphasizing that God judges the heart's intentions. The basis of this prohibition is rooted in the belief that life originates from God alone and that humans are created in His image, making the destruction of life an assault on God's sovereignty. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a profound reverence for human life as a reflection of divine glory and a testament to God's ultimate authority over existence.

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    2007 - 2026
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