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Why does God deliberately choose imperfect and unqualified individuals to serve as His ambassadors? Have you heard how diversely flawed the backgrounds of the twelve apostles were? You do realize that even we, the witnesses today, were assigned this ambassadorship, while are also, a total mess? From the start, how can we fail to recognize the immense privilege Christ has bestowed upon us, to serve as partners with Him, one that is the of the utmost priority in fulfilling His purposes? Please listen to "The Calling of the Unqualified," taught by Pastor Jamie. There are a number of surprising facts to be gleaned in this message.

One God, Three Persons (Matthew 3:13-17) The sermon expounds on the doctrine of the Trinity, asserting that one God exists eternally in three distinct persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Using Matthew 3 as the primary text, it illustrates this mystery through Jesus' baptism, where all three persons are simultaneously present and active. The preacher emphasizes that mere intellectual belief in God is insufficient for salvation, contrasting true faith with the trembling belief of demons. Central to the message is the gospel truth that Christ identifies with sinners to fulfill righteousness and bear their judgment on the cross. Ultimately, the sermon calls listeners to personal repentance and faith, urging them to rely on the triune God's grace rather than their own religious efforts.

The sermon "The Fullness of Deity" warns Christians to remain alert against false teaching, human philosophy, religious traditions, and spiritual deception that promise wisdom or fulfillment apart from Christ. Paul's answer to these competing claims is that the fullness of deity dwells bodily in Jesus Christ, and believers have already been filled in Him; therefore, the world, false religion, and demonic powers have nothing greater to offer. Christians have been united to Christ not through human rituals or works, but through God's work of regeneration and faith, having been made alive with Christ while their entire record of debt was canceled and nailed to the cross. Because Jesus has disarmed the rulers and authorities and triumphed over them, believers should not return to the captivity of a kingdom Christ has already defeated. The sermon therefore calls Christians to grow in discernment, remain grounded in Scripture, and believe what God says about their identity and security in Christ: the debt has been canceled, the enemy has been disarmed, and the King has risen.

The sermon examines the biblical account of Simon the Sorcerer in Acts 8 to distinguish between genuine saving faith and various counterfeit professions. By analyzing Simon's motivations, the preacher highlights three clues that his belief was not salvific: a continued focus on miraculous signs rather than Christ, the attempt to purchase spiritual power with money, and a self-preserving reaction to judgment instead of true repentance. The message contrasts this false profession with the true faith demonstrated by the Ethiopian eunuch and emphasizes that salvation is received solely through grace, not earned by works or religious rituals. It warns listeners against dead, deceiving, or demonic professions of faith that acknowledge theological facts without yielding to the lordship of Jesus Christ. Ultimately, the sermon calls believers to examine their hearts, ensuring their trust is placed in Christ alone for forgiveness and eternal life.

[Revelation-007] Revelation 9: The Demonic Invasion - Rev 9 by Dr. John Brumett Date of Service: Sep 13 2026 (Hour 1)

The sermon warns believers about the spiritual dangers of occult-themed games like Dungeons and Dragons, illustrating the threat through a personal account of delivering a teenager from demonic influence. It emphasizes that such activities serve as gateways to darkness and require vigilant parental oversight to protect children. The speaker urges the audience to recognize these entertainment forms as serious spiritual warfare rather than harmless fun. By exposing the hidden realities behind popular games, the message calls for immediate action to sever ties with any involvement in the occult. Ultimately, it challenges parents and church leaders to actively guard their households against subtle influences that compromise faith.

2:22 What should the dress code be at church? 5:01 What current city is the Babylon in Revelation? 9:51 Is the worthless shepherd in Zechariah 11 the antichrist? 11:53 What are your differences in theology from John MacArthur? 15:20 What is a Convergent Church denomination? 17:02 How do I remain calm when things are going wrong around me? 21:39 Do you believe in the 5 points of Calvinism? 24:43 Have you ever been involved in casting out demons? 27:36 Should I confront someone who is not willing to apologize to me? 29:51 Is it wrong to attend two churches for a season to figure out where I fit in? 31:36 I attend a church that speaks in tongues and prophesies, is this wrong? 33:44 Could reform have been handled within the church instead of having the Protestant Reformation? 38:48 Do Isaiah 47:5 and John 10:10 contradict each other? 45:20 Are reconciliation ministries in church biblical? 47:07 Does repentance include disclosing past indiscretions to a new relationship that may be relevant to them? 49:16 How does one test their faith in James 1 and work out your salvation in Philippians 2? 52:55 How do I honor and forgive my father who had an affair, divorced my mother and is marrying his mistress?

Dawn Hill examines the teachings and claims surrounding Katherine Krick, 5F Church, and 5F Kids. This episode explains why Christians must test all teaching by Scripture, reject unbiblical systems of spiritual covering and modern apostolic authority, and keep the gospel central. Dawn also addresses the dangers of presenting children's ordinary struggles as demonic deliverance issues. For more from Dawn, please visit: https://servantsofgrace.org/dawn-hill/

This sermon examines Revelation 9:1-12, interpreting the fifth trumpet judgment as the unleashing of demonic forces upon the earth during the tribulation. The preacher identifies the fallen star holding the key to the bottomless pit as Satan and describes the resulting plague of locust-like demons that torment the unsaved for five months without killing them. Emphasizing the reality of hell and the severity of divine judgment, the message highlights the protection offered to believers who bear God's seal. The tone is urgent and convicting, aiming to motivate listeners toward evangelism by illustrating the desperate need for salvation before eternal consequences. Ultimately, the passage serves as a call to trust in Jesus Christ to escape the coming wrath.