Sermons tagged #Confrontation

Nathan served with David & Solomon Nathan confronted David's sin Nathan represents prophets of Old Testament

In our study, the Apostles are in jail until the Angel of the Lord (Jesus!) breaks them out and tells them to confront the leaders of the nation of Israel with the Gospel. Also Reference: John 6:63, John 6:68, Philippians 2:16a https://bbfohio.com

We avoid confrontation like the plague. That would involve meeting with people that we disagree with in person. That would involve looking them in the eye. That would involve a real conversation that might actually lead to real change. That's scary. Matthew 18:15-20

Sermon preached by Harry Fujiwara on 2 Samuel 12:1-13

In times of trouble, instead of looking around us, we must look up!

In our study, after the healing of the lame man at the Beautiful Gate of the Temple in Jerusalem, the national leaders of Israel gather to pounce but are actually gathered by God to confront them with their sin of murdering their own Messiah and with their unbelief in regards to their own Scriptures. Also Reference: Matthew 21:33-46, Matthew 7:12-14, John 1:12, Philippians 2:9-11 https://bbfohio.com

We gather for morning worship at 9:30 to praise our God through song, giving, prayer, and the preaching of His Word. Mark 11.27-33 will present to us Jesus the King of Kings and official delegates of the Sanhedrin (Jewish religious leadership council) challenging His authority. Those Sanhedrin members believed tradition granted them the authority to "put Him in His place." We need to assess these issues and our own view of tradition, among other things. Scripture Reading: Mark 11:27-33 Text: Mark 11.27-33 Message: "The King 'Outs' the Sanhedrin" Theme: The Lord causes a confrontation to reveal the lies of the "leaders" Jesus has perfectly placed Himself to force the confrontation The Sanhedrin delegates believe they have the power to control Him The King commands the Sanhedrin to make a pronouncement about John's authority These fearful men won't tell the truth – it would cost too much

Reformation doesn't come without confrontation.

Anchored in the Word Morning Reflection: Season 2 Episode 107: The Feeding of the Five Thousand: Redemptive Confrontation: Luke 9:10-22

The Pharisees confront Jesus, trying to trap him by asking him about the "legality" of paying the Roman poll tax. Jesus tells them to render undo to Caesar that which belongs to Caesar - showing the image of Caesar on a denarius coin - and to render unto the Lord that which is God's.

What are the steps to follow in "Speaking the truth in love"? How do you confront someone biblically? What kinds of questions should you ask to get to a person's heart? And how is biblical counseling radically different than secular "therapy". You'll get practical help from this class which is based on chapter 12 o Paul David Tripp's primer on biblical counseling, INSTRUMENTS IN THE REDEEMER'S HANDS.

Learn what biblical confrontation is, and why biblical confrontation is necessary if we truly love those around us.

Contrary to the "always soft and effeminate" approach of the modern, Laodicean, lukewarm evangelical crowd these days the Bible says that men depart from evil only when they FEAR the Lord. Also Reference: Acts 20:20-21, Jude 21-23 https://bbfohio.com