Heritage Baptist Church of Frankfort IL

The devil is out to destroy everything, especially mankind. He attempts to bring suffering specifically to the body. His destructive activities are ongoing. However, the believer is not left without relief.

Jesus' ministry had been seen by a few. They had seen his power by the miracle at the wedding feast. Now Jesus came to Jerusalem where he cleared out the Temple. This act in front of the thousands visiting Jerusalem would have made Jesus a well-known figure. The story points to the fact of Jesus authority by also his concern that people should be able to worship God without outside interference.

Satan will use many different methods to get our mind off of God and His character. He can get us to reason out wrong and make it right. The key for the believer is the word of God.

You have met people that changed your life. This passage has individuals meeting one who would change them and their eternity. In this passage one can see all of the different ways one can initial come in contact with Christ.

Satan will use many different methods to get our mind off of God and His character. He can get us to reason out wrong and make it right. The key for the believer is the word of God.

The third step of lament is a bridge from frustration and complaint to making requests to God. This is a necessary step in the process. The Bible gives many examples of requests made in lament. They are bold requests, but they are given to us as examples of what we can ask.Note: about 6 minutes are missing from the beginning of this recording.

Complaints have a negative feel. However, the lament psalms are filled with complaints found in questions or statements of frustration. These complaints need to be brought to God. The psalms are an invite for us to bring our complaints to God. There are a few things to remember when bring when bringing complaints. These things are found at the end of the lesson.

You have met people that changed your life. This passage has individuals meeting one who would change them and their eternity. In this passage one can see all of the different ways one can initial come in contact with Christ.

Complaints have a negative feel. However, the lament psalms are filled with complaints found in questions or statements of frustration. These complaints need to be brought to God. The psalms are an invite for us to bring our complaints to God. There are a few things to remember when bring when bringing complaints. These things are found at the end of the lesson.

Satan's attacks are relentless. He loves to accuse God, ourselves, and others around us. This passage reminds us the necessity to stand against the devil and allow him no ground in our minds and hearts.