Sermons tagged #Save

I. BELSHAZZAR MEETS BELTESHAZZAR II. DANIEL'S INTERPRETATION

Love of money (φιλαργυρία)‌ is the term used to warn about the dangers of loving money. Money is NOT your brother. Be encouraged to know the best ways to have and use money in this new series. Message 1/4 Scatter Session 10 Scatter Season 2

James writes to encourage each one to examine the activity of his faith to determine that it is genuine and active. Each one needs to examine himself to determine if his or her faith is genuine and active. Your faith is genuine, but only active and meaningful in your life and others' lives as you live out your faith. Recognize that God's favor to bestow forgiveness of sins and salvation comes only through believing in Jesus Christ.

A saving response to Jesus hopes in Him as deliverer, subjects oneself to Him as King, and worships Him as God.

Preaching the Gospel to Yourself #3 The Power of the Gospel Illustrated Luke 23:39-43

Living is being at peace with God! What a blessed day we live in!

For the last couple of weeks, Jesus has been teaching about the four soils. Each soil is a picture of the human heart. At the conclusion of this teaching, He warns them to be careful both how they listen to and what they listen to. Does this conclude his teaching on this subject in the book of Luke? It doesn't. Luke adds an account of Jesus' mother and brothers with the emphasis on hearing and doing the word of God. Matthew also adds an account, in which he is rejected in His own home town. Then Mark and Luke take us to this miracle of the storm on the Lake of Galilee. Join us as we see why this happens here and what it means for us.

How do we live in a world where spiritual counterfeits continue to multiply? Jude shows us how to live in a world of spiritual counterfeits.

Who is the Christ-King? Matthew 1:18–24 looks forward to the morning sermon on the coming Lord's Day. In these seven verses of Holy Scripture, the Holy Spirit teaches us that the Christ-King is God Himself, Who came to save His people from their sins.

In times of trouble and faithlessness, the believer can strive for fervent faithfulness because of the nearness of his God. No matter the difficulties surrounding him, the believer can rest assured that God is closer still.

No matter how old we get the Lord can strengthen us if we put our hope in Him. If we put our hope in anything outside of God, we are going to be sadly mistaken. We will wring our hands on judgement day. Without following peace and holiness with all men we won't see the Lord.

The Lord Jesus Christ came to seek and save lost sinners.

Re-Upload Due To Technical Issues We contrast the wise man and the fool by comparing the willingness of the wise man to receive reproof and the rebellion of the fool who could literally be beaten to death and still not repent! https://bbfohio.com

For a pastor, retirement can seem far away and it could feel like an awkward conversation with the church he is pastoring. Dr. Jim Townsley gives reasons why the preparing for retirement is so important and should be considered by the pastor and the church.

The LORD God opened His armory in order to exact vengeance against Babylon for destroying His temple. God the Warrior opened His armory of wrath and vengeance. (v.21-32) God the Strong Redeemer freed His people with a sword from an enemy who wouldn't let God's people go (like Egypt all over again!) (v.33-39) God the Destroyer will demolish severely (like Sodom and Gomorrah all over again!) (v.40-46) God's temple was destroyed; when will He act? What is in God's armory? Josh.8:26, Is. 33:1 Whose sword is the most deadly? Ezek. 21:1-17 How severely will God destroy? Rev. 18:10, 21

In chapter four of the Revelations, John describes the throne of God encircled with twenty-four seated elders. Who are these individuals? What are they doing in this esteemed place?

In this message we begin exploring how we are created for a purpose by God. Today we focused on Salvation and being a new creation in Christ and how each person who is alive has been created for a purpose. Next week we will look at how we discover His purpose for us.