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This sermon examines the final words of Jesus to His disciples in the upper room, focusing on three key themes: the abounding glory of God, the new commandment to love one another, and the danger of misplaced loyalty. The message explains that Jesus' glorification through the cross reveals the Father's holiness, justice, and mercy, establishing a pattern where humility leads to exaltation. It emphasizes that the commandment to love is new in its example, extent, and enablement through the Holy Spirit, serving as the distinguishing mark of true discipleship. Finally, the sermon uses Peter's response as a cautionary example of how pride and self-will can lead to failure, urging believers to surrender their own agendas and faithfully follow God's specific instructions.

We ended last week… talking about the difference between the tribes of Reuben and Meroz… and the tribes of Zebulun and Naphtali. When God called Reuben… they seriously thought about going… but they didn't. Meroz had the opportunity to go… and they didn't. But when God called Zebulun and Naphtali… they actually went. And that left us with a question: When God places an opportunity for obedience in front of us… do we merely think about it—or do we act? Zebulun and Naphtali acted… they obeyed. Well tonight… Deborah's gonna to show us somebody who acted. Her name was Jael.

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In 1 Corinthians 12:8–11, Paul identifies a variety of spiritual gifts given by the Holy Spirit for the building up of Christ's church. Among the most debated of these gifts is prophecy. What exactly was the New Testament gift of prophecy? Was it preaching, a spontaneous impression from the Spirit, a fallible revelation, or the authoritative Word of God? In this sermon, Pastor Robb Brunansky examines the biblical meaning of prophecy by tracing the prophetic ministry from the Old Testament through the Gospels, Acts, and the New Testament epistles. Scripture consistently presents true prophecy as direct revelation from God—authoritative, completely true, and produced by the Holy Spirit rather than the imagination or will of man. This study also considers several prominent views of New Testament prophecy and asks whether the Bible supports the idea that prophecy could contain a mixture of divine revelation and human error. From Moses and the Old Testament prophets to Agabus and the prophets of the early church, the biblical evidence points to continuity: when God truly speaks through a prophet, His Word is trustworthy and true. Understanding the nature of prophecy is essential not only for interpreting the spiritual gifts of 1 Corinthians 12, but also for understanding the sufficiency, authority, and reliability of God's revelation to His people.

Man driven to be reasonable but outside of the Bible man's reasonableness is unreasonable based on fallacies that promote sin while decrying God as author of sin.

接续圣经神学，十架神学，然后从系统神学建构逻辑。

Welcome to Through the Psalms, a weekend ministry of The Truth Pulpit. Over time, we will study all 150 psalms with Pastor Don Green from Truth Community Church in Cincinnati, Ohio. We're glad you're with us. Let's open to the Psalms now as we join our teacher in The Truth Pulpit. https://www.thetruthpulpit.com

"Our world is in trouble. In fact, humanity is suffering with disease. Death. But even more. There is a problem of evil and sin that is tearing our civilization apart. The Bible says there is an answer. That answer was given and runs like a thin red line from Genesis 3 through the rest of Scripture. Follow that line and see where it leads.."- Dr. Mal Couch

Solomon now reigns as King of Israel. And we see the mixed bag that he was as he begins marrying unbelieving, pagan women while also demonstrate great acts of wisdom as ruler. This chapter includes his marriage to Pharaoh's daughter, his request for wisdom (instead of wealth or power) from the LORD who visits him in a dream. And the chapter closes with the famous story of two harlots fighting over a living child. Also References: (Deuteronomy 21:10-14), (Genesis 24), (Exodus 12:48-50), Deuteronomy 17:17, (Acts 2), (Revelation 7), 2 Timothy 1:13-14 https://bbfohio.com

We continue studying forming a relationship with God, where He's become a ever present help in time of need, He's the friend throughout the day that helps guides your decision making, that desires communication (prayer) from you. We have to see two walking together with the one choosing to become conformed to His God, just as He communed with Adam in the cool of the Day, we realize that He's available and there throughout the day.