(1) Israel Watch 6/21/26: The M.o.U. negotiations continue as we are concerned with President Trump's demand that Israel suffer attacks without the right to defend and retaliate. All as Global Jew-Hatred (Antisemitism) continues to grow... (2) On her last day as Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard released a video with thousands of supporting documents regarding Anthony Fauci's criminal actions regarding Covid, the Vaccine, The Wuhan Lab and his congressional testimony,. (3) Brave LEO provides another example of LEFTISTS programming producing distorted results when A.I. is asked for a simple, factual response to the question, "What politician referred to military men killed in Afghanistan as "losers"?" (4) The Roman Catholic Religion is Anti-Biblical. Case in point, the death penalty (Capital Punishment) as the official church statement accuses God of attacking "the inviolability and dignity of the person". We also see Roman Catholic Ohio Governor Mike Dewine, apostate Protestants Martin Luther King III and Ohio state Rep. Nickie Antonio. And we see the LIES and Hypocrisy as many anti-death penalty activists decry the "inhumanity" of the death penalty while supporting euthanasia and suicide using a "cocktail of life-ending drugs"! (5) In a "What's This?" segment we see U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer (who resigned the next day) present the Leftist LIE about their support of "free speech" even as they threaten and arrest those who say things they don't like. Includes a spot on imitation of Starmer by Jospeh Sayegh and a montage of Democrat Marxists preaching the same message of tyranny, attacking free speech. https://bbfohio.com

Sermon Points: 1) What is assurance? 2) Obtaining assurance 3) Hatred of the world

Genesis 37 illustrates how righteousness provokes hatred from the wicked. Joseph's brothers hated him not because of any wrongdoing on his part, but because of his integrity, and the fact that he had their father's favor, and that he exposed their own evil deeds. Joseph's life shows us the broader principle that sin separates people, creating an unbridgeable divide between the righteous and the wicked. We can draw many parallels between Joseph and Jesus, show how both were rejected and hated by those who opposed God's will. The message encourages believers to remain faithful in righteousness, trusting that God's providence will vindicate them just as it did for Joseph.

Reading: Exodus 1 Text: Exodus 1 God remembers His covenant with Abraham in fulfilling the promises He made. This fulfilment was: 1. a wonder from above 2. which provoked the hatred of the evil one. 3. Yet, all this was to show God's glory.

En este pasaje San Pablo sabia que su llegada a Jerusalén iba a estar algo difícil, pero el odio en su contra era mas grande que ninguno esperaba.

This sermon presents a sober yet hopeful vision of the Christian life, grounded in Jesus' prophetic warnings in Luke 21. It confronts believers with the unavoidable realities of tribulation—false prophets, global wars, natural disasters, persecution, betrayal by loved ones, and widespread hatred—emphasizing that true discipleship demands total commitment and the willingness to endure suffering. Yet amid these trials, Jesus offers the profound promise that 'not a hair of your head will perish,' a divine assurance of sovereign protection, infinite care, and ultimate security for the soul, rooted in God's power, wisdom, and love. The sermon then calls for active faithfulness, stressing that salvation is not secured by initial enthusiasm but by enduring perseverance to the end, sustained through constant watchfulness and prayer. Ultimately, the Christian life is a journey of faithful endurance, not passive comfort, requiring vigilance against worldly distractions like dissipation, drunkenness, and anxiety, so that believers may stand before Christ with confidence and joy on the day of His return.

Joseph's story in Genesis 37 reveals how God works through difficult circumstances to accomplish His greater plan. At seventeen, Joseph was favored by his father Jacob and received prophetic dreams showing his future prominence. His brothers' hatred, fueled by favoritism and jealousy, led them to sell him into slavery. Yet God's sovereignty was evident throughout - from the dreams themselves to the providential timing of traders heading to Egypt. Joseph's experiences parallel Christ's rejection and ultimate exaltation. This narrative teaches us that God uses even betrayal and suffering to position us for His purposes, working all things together for good even when we can't see the bigger picture.

Passage: 1 Thess 5:22 Description: In a world ready for another flood type wipeout event, the church has fallen into a dangerous 'acceptance' of evil instead of hatred of evil.

Christ has warned believers, persecution is coming – don't let it drive you from Him.