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This sermon was preached in our 5th Sunday Worship service. The subject is the SATISFACTION God took in the Christ whom He had sent to fulfill all righteousness by His obedience unto death.

The sermon explores the theological significance of corporate singing as a defining element of Christian identity, grounded in Hebrews 2 and Exodus 15. It argues that believers sing a victory song not because their circumstances are triumphant, but because Christ has already conquered sin and death on their behalf. By uniting with Jesus in his suffering and glory, the church participates in a new song that encompasses both lament and praise amidst the present wilderness of life. This worship practice shapes the believer's identity, reminding them that their ultimate hope is secured by Christ's finished work rather than visible reality. Consequently, singing becomes an act of faith that declares God's victory over the world while acknowledging current struggles.

MONOGENES is the Greek term translated ONLY BEGOTTEN or uniquely conceived & born...referring to the virgin birth, sinless life, substitutionary atoning death, ascension, present session, soon return and eternal rule. All proving who he is the only celebrity and superhero, the sovereign controller and steersman of human and eternal history.

We look at two more blessings of our deliverance: The spoiling of our enemies and the provision of our God for the wilderness.

How exactly are we all guilty of the sin of Adam? Scripture doesn't make the how as plain as we might like, but it clearly teaches that we are. But how is that fair? We must understand this under the concept of federal headship. And if you consider it unjust to have Adam as your federal head, then it's even more unjust to claim Christ as your new federal head.

The sermon contrasts the vanity of earthly pursuits with the enduring value of reverent worship, drawing primarily from Ecclesiastes 5:1-7. It argues that while life under the sun is fleeting and meaningless due to death, true purpose is found in approaching God with awe and obedience. The preacher emphasizes guarding one's steps and speech when entering God's presence, warning against the irreverence of offering empty vows or seeking personal gain. By highlighting God's supreme holiness and humanity's finite nature, the message calls believers to abandon foolish self-centeredness. Ultimately, it asserts that fearing God is the only framework that gives lasting meaning to work, pain, pleasure, and love.

The Book of God's Covenant to Israel closes with incredible promises of victory over the Canaanites in the promised land. God's covenant to you and me in Christ contains incredible promises of victory - a victory over sin, death, hell, and over everything that would harm or destroy us.

Throughout the scriptures, the Word of God, it is taught that it is the person who believes, trusts, and looks to the Lord Jesus Christ who is and shall be saved from sin, death, and the devil. Even today the most important question that every person must answer is, "Dost thou believe on the Son of God?" (John 9:35). May the Lord bless His Word, giving hearing ears and believing hearts to those who come under the hearing of the gospel today. Today's Berea Baptist Broadcast may be heard on these stations, or on-demand at this link to our SermonAudio page. WCNA, Myrtle, MS Sunday 9:00 - 9:30 a.m. 95.9 FM WCTT, Corbin, KY Sunday 9:00 - 9:30 a.m. 680 AM WFTA, Fulton, MS Sunday 9:30 - 10:00 a.m. 101.9 FM WBXR, Huntsville, AL Friday 8:30 - 9:00 a.m. 1140 AM & 101.3 FM