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The sermon explores the reconciliation of biblical narratives with ancient Egyptian chronology, arguing that Scripture remains historically reliable despite secular archaeological debates. By analyzing key dates such as the 480-year period in 1 Kings 6:1 and the structure of Moses' life, the speaker identifies potential candidates for the Pharaohs involved in the Exodus story under accepted historical timelines. The discussion addresses objections regarding dynastic sequences and the duration of the Israelite sojourn, favoring a short sojourn interpretation supported by New Testament references. Ultimately, the message encourages believers to diligently study these historical correlations while maintaining unwavering confidence in the accuracy and authority of God's Word.

[Romans-109] Romans 10: Paul answers Israel's Objections to the Gospel - Rom. 10:16-11:1 by Dr. John Brumett Date of Service: Aug 05 2026

Title: The Conversation Scripture: Psalm 2 Speaker: Doug Bradley Date: August 2, 2026

This sermon concludes the study of Matthew 24 by focusing on the certainty and nature of Christ's second coming. The preacher argues that Jesus returns in an unfashionable, unexpected manner known only to the Father, urging believers to stop guessing about dates and instead trust in God's perfect timing. Emphasizing the suddenness of this event, the message calls Christians to remain spiritually awake and focused rather than slacking off in their faith. Finally, it highlights the necessity of abiding in Christ and fulfilling one's duties faithfully, as the Lord will undoubtedly return to reward those who are prepared. The overall tone is pastoral and instructional, aiming to inspire holy living and vigilance among the congregation.

The sermon explores the certainty and suddenness of Christ's return, drawing parallels between the days of Noah and the present age to emphasize spiritual readiness. It addresses various eschatological views but focuses on the clear biblical command to watch and prepare rather than attempting to calculate specific dates. The preacher explains the hypostatic union to clarify how Jesus, being fully God and fully man, can know the Father's schedule while remaining unknown to humanity. By examining the Olivet Discourse, the message highlights the eternal separation of believers and unbelievers at the Second Coming. The central call is for believers to live in constant vigilance and holy obedience, anticipating Jesus' unexpected arrival as a thief in the night.

Scripture: Selected Scriptures Sermon: "Devoted to the Universal Church (Membership Covenant, Part 13)" Speaker: Pastor Sam Lee Date: August 2, 2026

Consecutive Reading: 1 Corinthians 7:1-24 Psalm Singing: Psalm 89:18-23; 89:24-29; 102:13-18 Sermon Title: Jesus is a Jew Sermon Scripture: John 4:19-26 Sermon Series: The Gospel According to John Pastor: Craig J. Scott Date: 8-2-2026 Service: Afternoon

[Bible Survey-164] Jeremiah: Jeremiah's Prophecy of 70 years Captivity -Jer. 25:1-12 by Dr. John Brumett Date of Service: Aug 02 2026

[Christian Growth-12] Spiritual Gifts are to be used for the Local Church - Eph 4:16 by Dr. John Brumett Date of Service: Aug 02 2026 A Christian Believer is someone who has believed the gospel - https://www.freegracebible.org/beliefs/the-gospel.

Title: The Prayer and the Pray-er Scripture: Luke 11:1-13 Speaker: Mark Saylor Date: August 2, 2026