Sermons tagged #Sin

We look at the reality of all human beings except Jesus of Nazareth being conceived in sin and how that does NOT mean King David is a bastard but DOES mean that Mary was born in sin like the rest of us and the Feast of the Immaculate Conception of Mary is bogus. Also Reference: Acts 17:11, Ruth 4:17, Ruth 4:22, 1 Chronicles 2:12-15, Matthew 1, Luke 3, Luke 3:26 https://bbfohio.com

Today we finish the worship service that occurs immediately after the crossing of the Red Sea. Here they are, out of Egypt yet in the wilderness. And what do Moses and the Israelites focus on? The promises of God. How often are we to forget God's promises today when we are going through trials. We also see a distinct role that Miriam plays in this worship service. Lastly, we finish up the chapter by quickly looking at the first difficulty the Israelites faced in the wilderness: bitter water.

Severe judgement was imminent for the Lord's people because of their sinful lifestyle. Has the prophet Amos got a message for the Christian church today?

Let the Bible Speak - TV Recording 265. Special Speaker: Rev Brian Lorimer. Bible reading: John 3 : 14 - 17. Subject: God's Only Remedy for Sin. Hymns: God loved the world of sinners lost & Have you been to Jesus.

On this podcast, we discuss grace that is greater than all our sin!

We see Joseph endure trials and temptation beyond what most of us will ever have to endure and, yet, he is a type and shadow of one who endured much WORSE in the person of Jesus Christ! Being reminded of this is a source of encouragement to us and a reminder of His great love. Also Reference: Hebrews 4:15, Hebrews 12:1-3 https://bbfohio.com

La idea de pecado ha ido desapareciendo de nuestra sociedad. Pero lamentablemente, no solo de nuestra sociedad, sino también de muchas iglesias también. No es que en las iglesias ya no usamos la palabra pecado, sino que hay la tendencia de reservar la palabra principalmente para aquellos escándalos que suceden principalmente fuera de nuestros círculos, tales como el aborto, homosexualidad, corrupción política. Y he aquí el problema. Es fácil condenar esas cosas y al mismo tiempo vivir ignorando nuestros propios pecados Comunícate con nosotros a través del número: (809)234-7795 y el correo electrónico: [email protected] La versión de la Biblia que utilizamos es la Nueva Biblia de Las Américas (NBLA)

Listen-in to today's This Day In The Word radio broadcast, "The Lord Will Rescue the Godly," and let's see what His Word has to say.

What hope can believers have, when they are under God's discipline for their sin? Psalm 106 prepares us for the opening portion of public worship on the Lord's Day. In these forty-eight verses of Holy Scripture, the Holy Spirit teaches us that, when believers are under discipline for their sin, they can hope in the God Who has made history into a stunning display of His patience, saving power, and forgiving mercy to sinners like them.

What makes us sinners? What makes it possible for us to sin? Is it possible for sinners, for those who have an unrighteous nature, to do things that are right and good? We have a sin nature, an unrighteous nature, because we are Adam. We sin because we are the same as Adam. He was a sinner, and we are sinners. We sin because we are sinners. We are not sinners because we sin. What you do is not what prevents you from going to heaven. And what you do is not what qualifies you to go to heaven. To go to heaven requires changing what you are, and the only way you change what you are requires a miracle. For that miracle, we must rely on the mercy and grace of God. **Subscribe at patrickbriney.com and receive a free book and updates on Dr. Briney's new books and resources. **Visit Life Changing Scriptures to download free resources at https://lifechangingscriptures.org. ----------CONTENT---------- 00:00 Humanity is Adam 04:40 What Makes Us Sinners 13:08 Righteous Sinners

We will look at the last three verses in chapter two, three verses that are crucial in our relationship with Jesus Christ. As we study these three verses, they may generate some uneasiness, and if they do, that is a good thing, because it is fruitful to use Scripture to examine ourselves and our relationship with Jesus Christ from time-to-time Scripture References: John 2:23-25 Psalm 140:1-13 Exodus 12:23-27 Exodus 12:42 Proverbs 21:2 John 1:12 John 14:21,23-24 Matthew 7:21-23 Romans 12:2

His Person His Kingdom His Names Psalter: 408, 292, 190, 3

The birth of John the Baptist foreshadowed the birth of Christ, in order to bring sinners back to God. Eagerly desiring the arrival of a child. (v.5-17) Humbly being corrected by the Lord. (v.18-22) Joyfully receiving God's gracious removal of disgrace. (v.23-25) What do we need to know about pre-Christmas? What are some other teachings that distract us? 1 Timothy 1:15 Why would others be inclined listen to us? Luke 2:52 Who is called to influence whom? 1 Timothy 4:14-16