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The sermon warns against the spiritual danger of imitating godless parental examples by emphasizing the necessity of genuine repentance. Drawing from Zechariah, it highlights that God's anger stems from people ignoring His word and failing to turn away from evil ways. The speaker urges Christian parents to prioritize their local church and model faithful obedience so their children do not face similar divine judgment. True repentance is defined as both turning toward God and actively abandoning sinful behaviors rather than mere religious profession. The message concludes with an urgent appeal for individuals to draw near to God to secure His blessings and avoid repeating the nation's historical failures.

Not much worse for a man than to have to live with a brawling woman! But we must use discernment and in some cases have compassion, while calling all others to repentance! Also Reference: Acts 26:20 https://bbfohio.com

Thank you for joining us here at Calvary Bible Baptist Church in Greig, NY. We preach the Bible and sing the old songs around here. You will surely love our people and feel right at home at our family first church. Come visit in person! www.CalvaryBibleBaptist.com

(1) Israel Watch 8/26/26: Israel raids homes of released Palestinian terrorist to confiscate the stipends of shekels and good from the functioning Palestinian Hamas government. And PM Netanyahu discussing Iran's plan to assassinate one of his sons even as another Iranian plot to assassinate Barron Trump has been exposed. We include the Antisemitism on display by a Palm Beach (Florida) County government employee. (2) Well, Goodbye, Dolly... Dolly Parton's death is a sad even, especially due to her Luciferian statements of faith and so many professing Christian showing NO spiritual discernment as they announce that she is in Heaven. We provide a through introduction to the life and apostate faith of Dolly. Presenting her as a Christian is bearing false witness to the world! https://bbfohio.com

By 2031, public schools could lose another 3.4 million students to falling birth rates and rising homeschool numbers. Kevin and Danny make the case that this isn't just a trend; it's a values shift. They tackle the topics of trusting God with family size, wrestling with anger and control as a parent, and why every inconvenient child is a gift.

Many men begin with passion, but the Christian life is not merely about beginning well. It is about enduring faithfully to the end. In this concluding episode of the Warriors of Grace courage series, Dave Jenkins examines Hebrews 12:1–3 and explains how Christian men are called to lay aside every weight, resist spiritual complacency, fix their eyes on Jesus, and run with endurance. Biblical courage is Spirit-enabled perseverance that continues trusting Christ and obeying Him through every season and stage of life. Jesus is not merely our example of endurance. He is our Savior, supplying weary men with the grace and strength necessary to persevere and finish faithfully. For more from Warriors of Grace, visit: https://servantsofgrace.org/warriors-of-grace-podcast/

Comfort in the Kingdom Let's Summarize The Message "Comfort in the Kingdom" teaches that biblical comfort is much deeper than simply feeling comfortable or having our circumstances improved. Earthly comforts—food, warmth, home, rest, familiar surroundings—may soothe us temporarily, but kingdom comfort strengthens us to remain faithful to Jesus in the middle of hardship. God does not always remove the trouble; often He comforts us by giving us truth, people, perspective, courage, and hope so we can stand in it. Using 1 Thessalonians, the message shows how remarkable the work of grace is experienced and expressed among the church at Thessalonica. Paul had only a short time with them before persecution forced him away, yet they flourished because the gospel had genuinely transformed them. They learned quickly that following Christ would include affliction, but they also possessed the great hope woven through the entire letter: Jesus came, Jesus saved them, and Jesus is coming again. The message highlights seven expressions of kingdom comfort: 1. Tender and tough instruction — 1 Thessalonians 2:7–12. Paul ministered like both a nursing mother and a faithful father. He invited people close, instructed them in truth, and showed them by his own life how to walk with God. True discipleship is not merely giving information; it is saying, "Come walk with me. Let me show you how this truth works in life." The hunting experiences with Nate illustrate this: some things cannot merely be explained—they have to be learned by walking beside someone and putting truth into practice. 2. Trustworthy fellowship in the gospel — 1 Thessalonians 3:1–5. Because Paul was concerned about the