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This midweek meeting lesson analyzes the Apostle Peter's Gospel sermon to Cornelius and his household in Acts chapter 10, highlighting the pivotal shift from the Old Covenant to the New Covenant where God accepts people of all nations. The lesson examines the context, in which we see Cornelius as a devout Gentile and in which we see Peter's vision regarding clean and unclean animals, which also indicates that our Lord's New Covenant is not restricted by ethnic boundaries. Key subjects related to the Gospel include Jesus Christ as Lord of all, the necessity of faith alone for the remission of sins, and the immediate anointing of the Holy Spirit upon believers regardless of their background. Peter's sermon serves as an instructional model for evangelism, and believers are urged to faithfully share the core elements of the gospel during divine appointments. Ultimately, it emphasizes that God has a specific message for everyone and calls Christians to seize opportunities to proclaim Christ to others.

Christ's dealing with the woman at the well shows believers how to speak to souls wisely, personally, and with God at the center. From John 4 we see that true evangelism often happens in ordinary daily encounters, not in organized campaigns, and that believers should be ready to speak first, use everyday circumstances as a doorway, and turn the conversation toward God and eternal things. We can see how Jesus moved the woman from earthly thoughts about water and daily burdens to the deeper need of her soul, eventually bringing her sin into the light without a careless or confrontational approach. Believers need to be filled with the Word of God, alert to divine appointments, willing to speak a good word for the Lord, and careful to let God expose the heart so sinners may come face to face with Him, their sin, and the living water only Christ can give.

Beginning a series on the Athanasian Creed, we start with the unfashionable point that there is such a thing as the Christian Faith and tht it can be known. What is more, what we believe matters, even down to eternal consequences.

Matt Slick Live (Live Broadcast of 08/25/2026) is a production of the Christian Apologetics Research Ministry (CARM). Matt answers questions on topics such as: The Bible, Apologetics, Theology, World Religions, Atheism, and other issues! You can also email questions to Matt using: [email protected], Put "Radio Show Question" in the Subject line! Answers will be discussed in a future show. Topics Include: Matt Announces an Upcoming Islam Conference/ What is Free Masonry?/ The Gifts of The Spirit?/Pentecostalism and Speaking in Tongues/ A Caller Asks Matt About Previous Occult Experiences/ What is Wrong with Alcoholics Anonymous?/ Why Aren't Roman Catholics out Doing Street Evangelism?/ Are We Supposed to Tithe?/ Are Christians Forgiven for Future Sins?/ August 25, 2026

The tip of the Spear into the heart of darkness bringing Light, Love, Mercy & Life. Let's put our timidness aside and go forth with courage and boldness to bring Jesus Christ to everyone that He has brought into our lives! I hope this review of this most important topic is a blessing for you - S Links of Gospel Tracts providers: https://livingwaters.com/ https://www.chick.com/ https://www.gottracts.com/ https://www.crossway.org/tracts/

Adversity is the quickest way to reveal the value of one's faith. What are Christians like when they find themselves in the wilderness of suffering? In this sermon on Psalms 63:1–3 titled "O God, Thou Are My God," Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones examines David's prayer as he turns to God in the midst of trouble. Dr. Lloyd-Jones demonstrates a core Biblical truth: adversity always drives the true believer to God. In times of suffering, the non-Christian is annoyed and curses God. In contrast, the believer has just the opposite response. He turns to God. Dr. Lloyd-Jones explains that this is because the true believer has discovered God's lovingkindness to be better than life. Like a love-sick person, the believer is satisfied with nothing this world can give and is utterly miserable without God's love. But with God, they can face anything. Nothing compares in value to God's lovingkindness. Listen and find complete satisfaction in this intimate knowledge of God. The psalmist's response to adversity should also be that of the Christian with lips that should praise Him. Rejoice in God. He will never let His child go.

This video is a milestone as it is the 100th video of street preaching. This is not the hundredth opportunity as some videos were lost due to technical difficulties. However, it is a great opportunity to PRAISE THE LORD for His enablement of this ministry and for His calling to this ministry. Thank you as well for your prayers for our Gospel work on the streets of Edinburgh. There were 6 of us doing evangelism today.

The sermon emphasizes that a vibrant prayer life is rooted in personal holiness, total surrender, and selfless living rather than mere ritual. It outlines three key pillars for spiritual growth: total surrender to overcome selfishness, total discipline regarding physical health and stewardship of time and talents, and total compassion through active love for others. The speaker illustrates these concepts with personal anecdotes about overcoming weight issues and developing consistent prayer habits. The message challenges listeners to examine their own strongholds and commit to a lifestyle of giving and involvement in world evangelism. Ultimately, it calls for a balanced Christian walk where inner transformation leads to outward impact.