Fasting on SermonAudio

In this Scripture God calls His people to stand in the ways, ask for the old paths, and walk in the good way where there is rest for the soul. When Christians abandon the tried and proven ways of worship, preaching, music, reverence, and separation from the world, they seldom return, and their children are carried even farther away from the truth. True worship must be acceptable to God, rooted in spirit and truth, and separated from the sensual, worldly, and profane influences that appeal to the flesh rather than honor the Lord. Therefore, we must consider the true cost of leaving the old paths, hold fast to what has been delivered to us, and preserve for the next generation a reverent, holy, Bible-centered way that pleases God.

This sermon concludes the study of 1 Corinthians by examining Paul's final instructions regarding systematic financial support for believers in Jerusalem and the establishment of Sunday as the day of Christian worship. The preacher emphasizes the necessity of spiritual vigilance, describing the Christian life as an ongoing battle against spiritual enemies that requires constant alertness. Central to this exhortation is the command to perform all actions with self-sacrificial love, which serves as the defining mark of genuine faith and unity within the church. The message warns against indifference toward Jesus Christ, contrasting the mercy available to believers with the severe judgment awaiting those who reject Him. Ultimately, the text urges listeners to remain steadfast in their faith, support one another through love, and hold fast to the hope of Christ's return.

The sermon explores the theological concept of Jesus as the eternal high priest who continually intercedes for believers in heaven. By examining the context of Hebrews and Romans, the speaker argues that Christ's ongoing prayer life ensures the believer's perseverance and final salvation. This divine intercession provides strong consolation against fears of apostasy, anchoring faith in God's immutable promises rather than human effort. The message emphasizes that while believers must hold fast to their confession, they are ultimately upheld by the unbreakable chain of Christ's advocacy. Consequently, Christians can rest in the assurance that nothing can separate them from the love of God.

There comes a time when we all must grow up. 1. Don't remain immature 1 corinthians 13:11 2. Don't reject Jesus Matthew 27 3. Don't be lazy Proverbs 26:13 Proverbs 14:23

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Event: Sunday Service

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Broadcaster: Grace Baptist Church

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 8/25/2024

Bible: Matthew 6:16-18

Length: 33 min.

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Title: Fasting for the Father

Subtitle: King & Kingdom (Matthew)

Speaker: Dafydd Hughes

Broadcaster: Crosspoint Church

Event: Sunday - AM

Date: 8/25/2024

Bible: Matthew 6:16-18

Length: 43 min.