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The sermon explores the theme of Christian confidence found exclusively in Jesus Christ, using Psalm 27 as the primary text. It emphasizes that believers possess assurance not because of their own fluctuating feelings or works, but because Christ is their light, salvation, and strength. The message highlights the doctrine of justification, explaining that all sins are put away on the cross, allowing God to view believers through the perfect righteousness of His Son. Additionally, it underscores the eternal security of the elect, noting that since God forsook Christ on the cross, He will never forsake those united with Him. The preacher concludes by urging listeners to rest in this sufficient sacrifice and wait patiently on the Lord.

Today Pastor Wayne Sanders continues the series in Hebrews with an exhortation from Hebrews 3 not to harden your heart when you hear the Lord's voice calling to you. The writer of Hebrews references a passage from Psalms. It is important that we hear and obey God's voice. It could one day be a matter of life or death. Listen and know the importance of hearing first and then obeying the voice of God. God bless you this week as you work on your Christian walk!

The 1st advent was a interruption to those who were not looking for the Messiah...Jesus revealed the Father Matthew 7:13 (KJV) 13 Enter ye in at the strait gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction, and many there be which go in thereat:

The sermon examines James 1:6-8 to warn against the spiritual danger of being double-minded, defined as having divided loyalties and a wavering heart. It illustrates this instability through three examples: believers lacking conviction in prayer, backsliders who desire worldly pleasures alongside Christian blessings, and unconverted individuals unable to fully commit to Christ due to hidden idols. Drawing on biblical figures like Elijah and the rich young ruler, the text emphasizes that compromise leads to spiritual paralysis and hinders one's relationship with God. The preacher urges listeners to examine their own hearts for divided affections and to pursue single-minded devotion to Jesus Christ. Ultimately, the message calls for decisive faith and wholehearted surrender to avoid the instability of a divided spirit.

In this class we walk through the 1 Thessalonians 3 to see how affliction is part of the Christian's appointment, how a shepherd's heart carries deep concern for the flock, how the endurance of ordinary believers gives life to those who labor among them, and how the proper response is earnest prayer for increasing love and blameless holiness—always with the return of Christ in view. Join us as we learn to stand firm, love more deeply, and keep our eyes fixed on the coming of the Lord.

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