In this sermon, the persistent issue of people being misled by false prophets is explored, drawing parallels to ancient Israel. Corrupt prophets delivered reassuring but deceptive messages, promising peace and exemption from divine consequences, even as the people engaged in extensive wickedness and idolatry. This message underscores that God’s unwavering counsel will ultimately stand, revealing
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In this sermon, the central theme is the exploration of the “works of the flesh” as detailed in Galatians chapter 5. The message begins with a reading of Galatians 5:1-26, setting the stage for a deep dive into the practical implications of living by the Spirit versus succumbing to carnal desires. It highlights the biblical
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In this sermon, the central theme is the unwavering goodness of God, serving as a powerful call for all people to offer Him praise. It is highlighted that divine goodness is evident in our lives, even when unnoticed, and often becomes clear during trials and troubles. Regardless of life’s challenges, confidence is assured that God
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In this sermon, the profound truth that Jesus Christ is the resurrection and the life is explored, drawing deeply from the miraculous account of Lazarus. The message emphasizes humanity’s inherent inability to conquer death or atone for sin through any personal effort, highlighting that death is an insurmountable barrier by human means. It points out
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In this sermon, the message explores the biblical principle of restoring those who are “overtaken in a fault,” as outlined in Galatians 6:1. It emphasizes the responsibility of spiritual believers to help a fallen brother or sister with meekness, reminding them to consider their own vulnerability to temptation. The importance of extending a helping hand
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In this sermon, the profound danger of worldliness is explored, emphasizing that it is not an external threat but an internal struggle residing within the Christian heart. Drawing primarily from the Book of James, the message highlights how believers can slowly drift from God by allowing worldly desires, personal ambitions, and carnal inclinations to take
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In this sermon, Bro. Mahar delves into the profound nature of God’s character, highlighting His abundant mercy, compassion, and readiness to pardon iniquity and transgression. The message emphasizes that while God is slow to anger and delights in showing kindness, He is also a righteous judge who will not leave sin unpunished. It establishes the
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The sermon begins by emphasizing the internal struggle within every Christian between the spirit and the flesh, drawing from Galatians 5:16-17 and Romans 7:14-23. This struggle influences every area of life, leading to a constant battle between what is right and what is wrong, or good and best. The sermon explains that while believers understand
The sermon emphasizes that the most crucial decision one will ever make is to be “risen with Christ,” highlighting that only those who accept Christ’s finished work are made alive and receive everlasting life. This transformation involves more than just salvation; it signifies a complete shift from a life lived for oneself to a life
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When we look around today, it’s easy to wonder: What in the world is happening? Our world seems upside-down. Good is called evil. Wrong is celebrated. Truth is discarded for convenience, and chaos is the result. But as Ecclesiastes reminds us—there’s nothing new under the sun. The sin, selfishness, and confusion we see now are the same patterns
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