Sermons tagged #Teaching

The second half of our Proverb is perverted in new versions to "he that builds a high wall" or other such nonsense. We will discuss what the idiom, "he that exalteth his gate," actually means. Also Reference: Proverbs 27:2 https://bbfohio.com

The Lord Jesus taught the crowd how to see false teachers, and God's judgment. They crave being somebody and being honored. (v.38-39 and 40b) They use religion to hide their greed, and their taking advantage of others. (v.40a) They will receive God's judgment, which we all deserve. (v.40c) What was one of the last topics on which Jesus taught? How are positions to be used? Luke 12:48, Mark 10:44-45 How can we distinguish? Mt. 7:13, 1 Thess. 2:5-6 Why does God judge false teachers severely? Jms 3:1 Mark 9:42-50

Pastor Arnold gives a taste of his Galatians class by teaching lecture number 1. Galatians 1 If you have a question, please email us at [email protected] LIKE: https://www.facebook.com/calvaryoftampa FOLLOW: https://www.sermonaudio.com/calvarycommunity SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/@Bibleline for more SHARE: with all your friends and family THANK YOU FOR LISTENING

The same author with the same audience and the same aim as in his Gospel begins his second volume, dealing with the continued acts of the risen Jesus by his Spirit through his apostles. Luke sets out his work and its scope, both connecting with his Gospel and continuing from it, showing that there was no ceasing of Christ's doing and teaching with his death, but rather—by his proven resurrection and subsequent ascension—he continues to do his Father's will as the kingdom comes.

Text: Mark 1:21-28 | Speaker: Levi Bakerink | Description: John the Baptist promised that one coming after him would be 'mightier' than him. In this passage Jesus demonstrates his mightiness, his authority, in ways we do not expect. Not only does he have authority in his power over the unclean spirits, but he also has authority in his preaching—striking right to the heart of those who hear him. And this authority is good news for his people, because he is powerful to keep and protect us, and able to speak words of comfort into our every need.

"Heretics and Their Enablers" – Eph. 5:11 I. You will know them by their fruit (Mt. 7:15-20) A. False prophets secretly introduce heresies (2 Pet. 2:1) B. Using words cleverly and deceptively C. Projection D. Anger E. Smokescreens F. Red Herrings G. Straw men H. Motte and Bailey stratagems II. Lessons learned A. We should not be surprised when men are proud of their tolerance (1 Cor. 5:1-2, 6) B. Bad company corrupts good morals (1 Cor. 15:33) C. Elders must be above reproach (1 Tim. 3:2-5; Titus 1:6, 9) D. You just never know about people (Mt. 13:20-21) E. Religious men may love self, family and friends more than Christ (Gal. 1:8-9; Dt. 13:6-11; 2 Jn. 1:9-11)

erhaps you have heard the expression a call to preach or a call to the ministry. Exactly what does this mean? How does it work? This podcast looks at a few examples of men called in the New Testament time and to two quotes of statements from Paul on the called ministry of the Word. It begins with Paul's account of his own call to preach God's truth to the Gentiles. Then to his younger friend Timothy who has also been called to the work of an Overseer, bishop, pastor, teacher elder. These are all synonymously to refer to men called to preach-teach-exhort the Word, the inspired writings of the Old and New Testament to people especially within the assemblies, congregations to enable God's people for the work of ministry.

How teaching sound doctrine puts the family in order, both in the family of the home and the family of the church

On today's Contending for the Word show, Dave and Doreen talk about examples of John and Lisa Bevere false teaching, their connection to Bethel and Joyce Meyer, the danger of legal rights, the danger of mixing biblical truth with lies, the ministry of the Holy Spirit in the life of the Christian, and much more. What you'll hear in this episode • The dangers of Bethel and the teachers and ministry there. • John and Lisa Bevere's involvement with Bethel and Joyce Meyer. • Some of the reasons why the Passion Translation should be avoided. • The danger of legal rights. • The ministry of the Holy Spirit in the life of the Christian. • The danger of mixing biblical truth with lies. • The importance of biblical discernment. About the Guest Doreen's website is: DoreenVirtue.com and you can find her at Instagram.com/DoreenVirtue, Facebook.com/DoreenVirtueForJesus, and YouTube.com/DoreenVirtueForJesus Thank you for listening to this episode of Contending for the Word.

"The second leg on the 3-legged stool of missions is Discipleship. This is more than just teaching. It is training people to follow Jesus." ~ Dr. Bud Steadman, guest speaker at the 2023 Missions Conference Watch this Sunday evening's message from Luke 14:25-33 entitled "The Three-Legged Stool of Discipleship," part 2 of our 2023 Missions Conference series "The Three-Legged Stool of Missions."

Which is the second commandment? What is required in the second commandment? AnswerThe second commandment is, Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or any likeness of anything that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth; thou shalt not bow down thyself to them, nor serve them; for I the Lord thy God am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto the third and fourth generation of them that hate me; and shewing mercy unto thousands of them that love me, and keep my commandments. What is required in the second commandment? AnswerThe second commandment requireth the receiving, observing, and keeping pure and entire all such religious worship and ordinances, as God hath appointed in his word.

Welcome back to "Encounter God's Truth"—a weekly Bible-teaching and faith-building outreach of Whitcomb Ministries. Our purpose on every broadcast is to declare boldly that God's Word is true from the beginning to the end. This week we continue to open Volume Five in our study of the book of Acts, through Dr. John Whitcomb's ongoing series called "Acts: Witness of the Early Church." Today, Dr. Whitcomb shares additional lessons about preparing to serve the Lord in a message titled, "Readiness for Whose Sending?" With host Wayne Shepherd, we bring you this sermon with great appreciation to Middletown Bible Church in Middletown, Conn., where Dr. Whitcomb first delivered it before the Independent Fundamental Bible Conference. We trust that it will be a blessing to you!

Welcome back to "Encounter God's Truth"—a weekly Bible-teaching and faith-building outreach of Whitcomb Ministries. Our purpose on every broadcast is to declare boldly that God's Word is true from the beginning to the end. This week we continue to open Volume Five in our study of the book of Acts, through Dr. John Whitcomb's ongoing series called "Acts: Witness of the Early Church." Today, Dr. Whitcomb shares additional lessons about preparing to serve the Lord in a message titled, "Readiness for Whose Sending?" With host Wayne Shepherd, we bring you this sermon with great appreciation to Middletown Bible Church in Middletown, Conn., where Dr. Whitcomb first delivered it before the Independent Fundamental Bible Conference. We trust that it will be a blessing to you!

The Bible contains many warnings about false teachers and false doctrines. The committed believer must be able to discern sound doctrine from false teaching. Can you recognize false doctrine? Learn 20 examples of false doctrine in this Bible message.

In this episode of "Faith & Practice," Dr. Pipa and Pastor Groff handle a diverse array of questions pertaining to church government, prayer, worship, and more. Questions include: Should we be expecting more or formal education for Ruling Elders? Where did Old Testament believers worship before the Temple? What authority do Deacons have in the church? What guidelines should we follow to properly pray imprecatory prayers? What do you think the ideal training method is for new office bearers in the church? What biblical principles apply to deciding how much money to spend on 'non-essentials' (e.g., recreation, entertainment, home decor)?

Jesus invited thought and decision when He taught provocatively about His own two natures, both God and man, showing this in the Word of God through both David and The Spirit. Since no one dared ask Jesus any more questions (v.34), now it was Jesus' turn to ask a question in order to teach them two essentials truths! (v.35) Jesus taught from David's writing in Psalm 110:1 how to harmonize two seemingly contradictory Bible truths, that Jesus is actually both David's Son and David's Lord/Christ, leading to an essential and profound understanding. (v.36) Jesus showed that the scribes should have but did not understand, believe, or teach this crucial truth from the Word of God and the Spirit of God, regarding who Jesus truly is. (v.37) Whose teaching is the most profound about essential things? How much did David foresee about the resurrection? Acts 2:29-34 In what ways was David a pointer to Jesus? Acts 13:23-39 What is unique about Christ, Son of David? Heb 1:5-13, Rm. 1:3-4

If there is one thing the modern church needs today it is sound doctrine. Join us as we look into the command that Paul gave Titus 2000 years ago concerning this important topic. God's word is quick and powerful, and it is able to penetrate into people's hearts and minds.