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Grab your Bible and join us from Whitemarsh Island Baptist church as our Sunday School class continues our study of 1 Thessalonians. Today in Chapter 5 verses 1-11 we conclude our look at The Day of The Lord, and are encouraged as Paul reminds us as believers to walk as children of the light in a world that is in the dark.

Elder Bill Boney's class on Psalms 6 and 38.

The blessed hope is the growth of the Kingdom so that the knowledge of God covers the earth as the waters cover the sea. That is the message Peter proclaimed at Pentecost.

[Revelation-011] Revelation 13: The Beast and the False Prophet - Revelation 13 by Dr. John Brumett Date of Service: Sep 27 2026 (Hour 1)

THE DAY YOUR SECRET CATCHES UP WITH YOU.[YOU CAN RUN—BUT YOUR SIN KNOWS YOUR ADDRESS!] Numbers 32:23 KJV Moses gave Israel one of Scripture's most sobering warnings: "Be sure your sin will find you out." Sin may be hidden from family, friends, the church, and the preacher, but it can never be hidden from God. Through David's concealed adultery, Achan's buried treasure, Peter's denial, and the Bible's law of sowing and reaping, this message examines the reality, secrecy, certainty, and discovery of sin. Yet the message ends with hope: we do not have to wait for hidden sin to destroy us. "Whoso confesseth and forsaketh them shall have mercy." The answer is not to hide better, but to come into the light, confess our sin, and experience the cleansing available through the blood of Jesus Christ.Don't cover it—confess it. Don't hide it—forsake it. Don't run from God—run to Christ.

In this sermon, Pastor Graham Parker seeks to show how the Bible is to have the primary place in the life of the local church. The role of the Bible in a local church is not limited to a church's confession of faith. The functional centrality of the Bible will be displayed when the local church gathers to worship, and specifically in how the Word of God is preached.

This sermon examines the divine command to be fruitful and multiply as presented in Genesis 9, arguing that marriage, sexual intimacy within marriage, and childbearing are not optional lifestyle choices but specific commands from God. The speaker contrasts this biblical mandate with modern cultural attitudes that prioritize personal autonomy, financial stability, or individual preference over divine instruction. By referencing 1 Corinthians 7 and Hebrews 13, the message affirms that the marital relationship and its procreative purpose are blessed by God, even within a fallen world. The sermon challenges listeners to reject rebellion against these commands, such as through abortion or the deliberate refusal to have children, and instead embrace family life as a sacred duty and a source of blessing.