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Luk 18:31 Then he took unto him the twelve, and said unto them, Behold, we go up to Jerusalem, and all things that are written by the prophets concerning the Son of man shall be accomplished. Luk 18:32 For he shall be delivered unto the Gentiles, and shall be mocked, and spitefully entreated, and spitted on: Luk 18:33 And they shall scourge him, and put him to death: and the third day he shall rise again. Luk 18:34 And they understood none of these things: and this saying was hid from them, neither knew they the things which were spoken.

This sermon addresses the inevitability of death and the subsequent final judgment before Jesus Christ, emphasizing that every individual will stand alone before God. The speaker highlights two promised disclosures where hidden truths are revealed and God's character is vindicated against accusations of allowing evil. Central to the message is the distinction between relying on personal righteousness versus trusting in God's word through faith, as illustrated by Abraham and Habakkuk. The preacher urges listeners to recognize the gravity of eternal destinies—either heaven or hell—and to seek forgiveness through Christ before that day arrives. Ultimately, the sermon serves as a pastoral call to repentance, offering assurance of boldness for those who have placed their faith in Jesus.

Ecclesiastes 12 concludes the book with a clear call to remember our Creator, fear God, and keep His commandments. Dave Jenkins explains how this chapter confronts us with the brevity of life, the certainty of aging and death, the limits of human wisdom, and the reality of God's final judgment. Life under the sun is temporary, but it is not meaningless. Jesus Christ entered our mortality, defeated death through His resurrection, and gives eternal life to everyone who repents and believes in Him. Because life passes quickly, we must seek God now, live with eternity in view, obey His Word, and trust Christ as our only hope beyond death. For more from Reading the Bible Daily with Dave, please visit: https://servantsofgrace.org/reading-the-bible-daily-with-dave/

The sermon establishes God's righteousness and justice as essential attributes flowing from His holiness, countering accusations that He is responsible for evil. It argues that sin entered the world through Satan's deception and human disobedience, making all people guilty before a holy God. The message highlights Romans 3 to demonstrate that while no one can be justified by the law, God provided a way of salvation through Jesus Christ. By accepting Christ as propitiation, believers are justified freely by grace, allowing God to remain just while justifying those who have faith. The conclusion urges listeners to live in light of this truth by walking in the Spirit and setting their affections on heavenly things.

Rome takes over and makes the new "Sabbath" a law which if broken is punishable by excommunication and death.

Dr. Jon Jacobs introduces a four-week series on Samson and the Judges, establishing the historical context of Israel's spiritual decline during the period of the judges. Dr. Jacobs explains that the book of Judges depicts a relentless cycle of sin, judgment, crying out, and God's grace, highlighting humanity's bondage to sin. Ultimately pointing to the need for a Savior who can break the cycle of sin and death.

The sermon explores the theological significance of the veil in the Old Testament, which symbolized the insurmountable separation between a holy God and sinful humanity. It explains that while the Law and animal sacrifices could not remove this barrier, Jesus Christ served as the perfect, once-for-all sacrifice to atone for sin. The preaching highlights the moment the temple veil was torn from top to bottom at Christ's death, signifying that access to God is now open to all believers through His flesh. Emphasizing the role of the Holy Spirit, the message urges listeners to remove their own spiritual veils by turning to the Lord in faith rather than relying on self-righteousness. Ultimately, it calls both believers and non-believers to embrace the liberty found in Christ's finished work and draw near to God with confidence.

(1) Israel Watch 8/23/26: Update on the I.D.F. attacks on Syria being related to Turkey (Togarmah) and the potential trigger for what news media refers to as "World War III" but would be the Biblical Gog Magog War. Marvel Comic actors join the LGBTQ-infested pro-Islamist cause... "Gays for Gaza" and the Most Confused Coalition in modern history. (2) "Satan Owns The Majority of Women In American, Today": The Lindsay Clancy murder trial (she strangled her three little children to death) demonstrates just how wicked and far gone liberal white women now are. As do the latest from Massachusetts Gov. Halley legalizing abortion up to birth surrounded by liberal, white women... and Chelsea Clinton even provides us an example. We include a clip of Hasan Piker (Democrat Death Cult Leftists) mocking a song written in remembrance of Charlie Kirk and our commitment to the Gospel. (3) Funny Things: Grump people in church! https://bbfohio.com

The sermon explores the identity of Jesus Christ as the essential foundation for the Christian life, arguing that true victory comes from trusting His ability to live through believers rather than relying on human effort. By examining Colossians 1, the text establishes Jesus as the image of the invisible God, the creator and sustainer of all things, and the preeminent authority over both the visible and invisible realms. This theological understanding resolves the confusion between legalism and license by revealing that believers are identified with Christ in His death and resurrection. Consequently, the Christian walk is not a set of rules to follow but a result of resting in faith on the sufficient life of Jesus. The message concludes that knowing who Jesus truly is empowers believers to depend entirely on Him for every circumstance.