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I. Two Camps II. Two Brothers III. Two Paths

The Oil Exodus 27:20-21 I. Who The Oil Represents. II. Where The Oil Was From. v.20 III. What The Oil Was For. v.21

The sermon examines Acts 4 to demonstrate that a genuine relationship with Christ produces visible evidence in a believer's life. It argues against building doctrine on isolated verses by using scriptural continuity to clarify that salvation comes through faith in Jesus rather than water baptism alone. The speaker identifies two primary components for spiritual boldness: immersion in the Word of God and a consistent prayer life. These disciplines empower believers to share the gospel with confidence and perform works that cannot be denied. Ultimately, the message challenges listeners to ensure their lives reflect a deep communion with Jesus so that others can recognize their faith through their boldness and impact.

In Proverbs 6:20–35, Solomon shows how godly wisdom protects us from the seductive influence of the strange woman and the devastating consequences of sexual sin. The central question is how believers can recognize temptation before it leads to compromise and destruction. This message explains how wisdom, godly counsel, and a clear view of sin's consequences can guard our purity, marriages, and future.

The Open Door - Brother Trey Crews Huntingdon Missionary Baptist Church Sunday, September 13, 2026 Evening Service

The sermon explores the practical outworking of walking in the Spirit by contrasting the works of the flesh with the fruit of the Spirit. It emphasizes that spiritual growth is gradual, relational, and derived entirely from union with Christ rather than human effort or spiritual gifts. The preacher categorizes the fruit into clusters such as love, joy, peace, and longsuffering, explaining how these virtues manifest in community relationships and daily conduct. A significant portion of the message focuses on the necessity of maintaining repentance and crucifying fleshly passions through the power of the Holy Spirit. Ultimately, the teaching encourages believers to find their identity in Christ alone, thereby overcoming vain glory and living in step with the Spirit's guidance.