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The sermon examines the fourth mark of a true believer: a transformed attitude that rejects worldliness in favor of devotion to God. Here is worldliness defined, and its identifiable characteristics.

A virtual family reformation is sweeping the nation, but as most people know, the foundation of the family occurs when a young man marries a young woman. But what happens when 70 percent of young men are not grown up by 30 years of age, up from 30 percent in 1970 (per Newsweek magazine)? The average marriage age is shifting significantly, and evangelicals and homeschooling families are facing many of the same problems as the rest of the culture. Kevin interviews Voddie Baucham, the author of the book, "What He Must Be, If He Wants to Marry My Daughter."

The sermon critiques Molinism, a theological system attempting to reconcile divine sovereignty with libertarian free will through the concept of middle knowledge. It argues that this framework relies on philosophical speculation rather than biblical exegesis and undermines God's absolute independence by making His decrees dependent on creaturely choices. The message contrasts this with the compatibilist view supported by Scripture, which affirms that God sovereignly ordains all events while maintaining human responsibility. Key passages such as Romans 11 and Ephesians 1 demonstrate that God's plans emerge from His own will rather than external constraints. Ultimately, the message calls believers to trust in God's unsearchable wisdom and sovereignty amidst the mystery of providence.

The Lord is fully God and fully man, the Incarnation is real. In the second major section the Athanasian Creed looks at the Incanation, warning of possble mistakes and emphasising the Bible's teaching that there is one Christ, he is one person, and he is both God and man.

Evangelist Barry Webb and his wife, Cheryl, joined us in our street evangelism today. It was a beautiful day. Please pray for the Word of God to bring forth wonderful eternal fruit in the lives of those who heard the Gospel.

In this message we take a look at American expansion and the second "Great Awakening."