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This sermon explores Proverbs 30, identifying it as a prophetic text that points to the Antichrist and the tribulation period while emphasizing the necessity of humility before God. The speaker highlights Agur's confession of ignorance as a model for believers who must recognize their spiritual limitations and rely on the Holy Spirit for understanding rather than human intellect. A central theme is the purity of God's Word, urging the congregation to stand on Scripture rather than feelings or false teachings, particularly regarding salvation and the nature of Christ's descent. The message concludes with a call to walk in the light currently possessed, seeking truth over vanity and lies, and trusting in God's promises for spiritual growth and future hope.

We are a Southern Baptist Convention church located in Shreveport, Louisiana, committed to the biblical doctrines and historic principles of the founders of the Convention. Thus, we fully subscribe to The London Baptist Confession of Faith of 1689 (in particular) and The Baptist Faith and Message (in general).

THE TRUE CHURCH, LESSON 2 MUSIC AND THE CHURCH, PART 1 SERMON OUTLINE: I. ROOT OF THE PROBLEM. A. A fifty year shift, B. Who is Qualified to Speak. C. Why a Christian's view of music important. II. ORIGINS AND ASSESSMENT OF THE ROCK SOUND. A. Definitions & Origins. B. Confessions and Critiques About Rock Music. C. The Music of the Church? CONCLUSION: James R. White, Pulpit Crimes: The Criminal Mishandling of God's Words. Excerpt from Ch. 8, "Entertainment Without a License"

Scripture Reading: Hebrews 1; 2:1–10 Westminster Confession of Faith: Chap. 24, para. 1-3 Text: Hebrews 2:3 Theme: A Call to Solemn Reflection 1. Concerning a great salvation 2. Concerning a great offer 3. Concerning a great judgment

Pastor Matt urges believers to walk in the light, continually agreeing with God's assessment of their sins while trusting in the eternal redemption provided by Jesus.

1. His Good Confession 2. His Noble Duty 3. His Encouragement

A. God cannot be judged as unfaithful B. God confesses His covenant faithfulness C. Confess you know of God's faithfulness

This episode of Catechesis addresses the common objection that theology is unnecessary for a relationship with Jesus, arguing instead that Christian doctrine is essential for knowing the true Christ and living faithfully. By examining passages in 2 Timothy, Ephesians, and Titus, the message explains that God intends His people to learn His truth to gain wisdom, stability, and maturity, so they are not tossed about by every wind of doctrine. The episode emphasizes that sound doctrine is not an end in itself but a means to know God, strengthen faith, shape worship, and protect believers from error. It further asserts that what Christians believe directly influences how they live, as biblical learning is meant to produce biblical living. Finally, the episode encourages believers to actively engage with Scripture and catechisms to receive, guard, and transmit the faith to the next generation.