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The walls and gates of holy Jerusalem, the Wife of the Lamb, the Church!

Welcome back to our narration of classic 19th-century children's literature. In this edition, we turn to The Young Cottager by Legh Richmond, first published in 1813 and later gathered into his beloved collection, Annals of the Poor. Set against the serene backdrop of the Isle of Wight, this deeply moving account follows Richmond's pastoral visits with "Little Jane"—an impoverished, unassuming young girl whose quiet study of the Scriptures and simple, unshakeable faith transformed her final days. Beyond its historical significance as one of the most widely distributed evangelical narrative tracts of its era, Richmond's gentle story offers a timeless look at redemption, childlike trust, and the profound comfort found in the Gospel.

After years of scandal, moral failure, public disgrace, and silence, Hillsong Worship returns with new music\. But has anything been learned?

The sermon examines the early opposition to Stephen, highlighting how his ministry of grace and power provoked a response rooted in the historical sins of Israel. By drawing parallels between the false witnesses against Stephen and the narrative of Ahab and Naboth in 1 Kings, the text illustrates the recurring pattern of religious leaders silencing God's prophets through deceit and violence. The charges of blasphemy against the temple and the law are contextualized through Old Testament prophecies, demonstrating that Stephen's teachings on the fulfillment of the Mosaic covenant in Christ were consistent with the Scriptures. The passage concludes with the supernatural composure of Stephen, whose angelic countenance testified to the presence of God amidst the hostile council, setting the stage for his defense.

3:49 How do we interpret parables or illustrations in the Bible? 6:49 Did death enter all the created world through sin including animals? 11:09 Who are the super apostles Paul references in 2 Corinthians 12:11-12? 15:43 When will the partial become perfect according to 1 Corinthians 13:8-10? 21:25 What does it mean in 1 Corinthians 3:18-23 not to think we are wiser than we are, but then it says all things are ours? 25:33 How long after creation do you believe Adam and Eve fell? 27:01 What is up with the UAPs does the Bible say anything about them and is it demonic? 36:25 Who is the James that wrote the Book of James in the Bible? 39:50 Is there a contradiction between James 2:24 and Romans 3:20? 47:05 What promises to Abraham still need to be fulfilled according to Galatians 3?

Join Brookside Baptist Church Pastors Ken Keltner and Mark Widmer as they study the Book of Philippians.

Whenever discussing instructions, the Book of Proverbs has to take center place where it is the chief reason The Author, Solomon says it was written, even though the whole Word of God is for instructions in righteousness, correction and reproof.

The sermon explores the theological significance of the fifth and sixth seals in Revelation, focusing on the cry of the martyred saints for justice and the subsequent cosmic upheaval accompanying Christ's return. It emphasizes that while the unrepentant face the terrifying reality of God's wrath, believers find profound assurance in the finished work of Christ, who has borne that wrath on their behalf. The preacher contrasts the sensationalism of speculative end-times theories with the sufficiency of Scripture, urging the congregation to trust in the objective truth of God's Word for their salvation. By highlighting the sovereignty of God over history and the ultimate triumph of the Lamb, the message offers comfort to those struggling with doubt, reminding them that their identity is secure in Christ rather than in their own feelings or circumstances.