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This week we look at hope spoken from the ruins — Jeremiah, having lost nearly everything, declaring that God's mercies are new every morning and His faithfulness is great. We'll explore what it means to find your portion in God Himself when everything material has been lost, and why this hope doesn't wait for circumstances to improve first.

The sermon argues for intelligent design by highlighting the intricate complexity of human DNA as evidence of God's authorship, directly refuting evolutionary theory. It draws parallels between the structured coding of genetic material and biblical truths, emphasizing that every individual is a purposeful 'living stone' in God's spiritual house. The preacher warns against theological skepticism and cultural shifts that undermine the family unit, urging believers to trust in their divine significance rather than secular narratives. Ultimately, the message affirms that human existence is intentional and sacred, inviting listeners to find comfort and identity in their created value.

There is in most persons a natural inclination to generation. These desires are absolutely necessary for the continuance and increase of mankind. God has appointed that his purposes should be accomplished, and his glory promoted, in this manner. Nevertheless, these desires are not to be enlarged as hell, but to be restrained and limited by the holy law of God. Things that are useful and necessary in themselves, according to the law of creation and conservation, are greatly perverted by our sad depravity. If we have no appetites — that is, no desire and inclination to eat and drink — we cannot be useful in our place, nor live long. Yet the glutton, the drunkard, and the voluptuary,greatly abuse the good creatures of God, to the shame, ruin, and destruction of soul and body.

The sermon establishes the Holy Spirit as fully divine, equal in essence to the Father and the Son, while clarifying that He is a person rather than an impersonal force. Through examination of Old and New Testament passages, the teaching highlights the Spirit's role in creation, inspiration of Scripture, and the new covenant reality of indwelling believers. It corrects misconceptions about the Trinity and emphasizes that spiritual baptism is solely God's work, not dependent on human ritual or emotion. The message outlines key promises of the Holy Spirit, including salvation, sanctification, gifting, and intercession, urging a biblically grounded worship that honors His full deity.

The Morning Devotional Season 11 | Edition 74 August 24, 2026 Psalm 114 This devotional explores Psalm 114, interpreting the historical Exodus as a typological foreshadowing of spiritual redemption through Jesus Christ. The speaker highlights God's sovereign power over nature and His role in judging sin while delivering His people from bondage. By connecting the Passover lamb to Christ, the message emphasizes that believers are freed from slavery to sin and guided toward their ultimate heavenly rest. The sermon underscores the continuity between Israel's journey and the Christian life, portraying Jesus as the greater Moses leading the new Exodus. Ultimately, it calls for gratitude and praise for God's faithfulness in ensuring the believer's arrival at eternal dwelling with Him.