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Thank you for watching our services. This message is from our PM service 12th July.

David's mistakes as a husband and father led to Absalom's rebellion.

Summary: where we're at in Romans and where we're going in this passage. Relevance: why does this matter to me? Thesis: Because you died with Christ, you are no longer bound to the law as your husband but to Christ as your bridegroom, free to bear fruit for God. Grace didn't leave you a widow, it gave you a new marriage! YOU WERE BOUND BY THE LAW (V.1) YOU WERE BURIED WITH THE OLD HUSBAND (VV. 2-4A) YOU ARE MARRIED TO A NEW HUSBAND (V. 4B) YOU ARE BEARING FRUIT IN THE SPIRIT (VV. 5-6)

Jeremiah has God pleading with Judah to remember their covenant with Him as husband-wife. We explore what this means to them and to Christians today.

The sermon expounds on Colossians 3, arguing that all marital roles are an expression of putting on Christ rather than merely adhering to moral rules. It defines biblical submission as a wife acknowledging her husband's God-given patriarchal authority, contrasting this with modern egalitarian or complementarian views. The preacher emphasizes that husbands must exercise their headship by loving their wives sacrificially, mirroring Christ's sanctifying love for the Church. This leadership requires men to recognize women's spiritual vulnerability and guide them toward holiness. Ultimately, both spouses rely on the indwelling power of Jesus to fulfill these high calling in their daily lives.

🌊 COVENANT-BREAKERS: DIVORCE DELUSIONS Floods can sweep away cars, homes, and entire communities. But there are DELUSIONS sweeping away marriages, children, families - and souls. "I made a mistake." "I didn't know what I was doing." "My feelings changed." "I just want to be happy." But what does GOD say about vows, regret, changing feelings - and the marriage covenant? 🔥 A crucial warning for husbands, wives, families, and churches. "He that sweareth to his own hurt, and changeth not." - Psalm 15:4 ⚠️ Is "I made a mistake" a Biblical excuse for breaking a wedding vow? ⚠️ What if keeping your vow now hurts? ⚠️ Does God say, "Follow your heart" - or warn that trusting your own heart is foolish? ⚠️ Can hormonal upheaval (like from junk food) make dark feelings and temptations stronger - without removing responsibility? ⚠️ Are some women destroying tomorrow because of what they feel today? ⚠️ Can family, friends - even Christians - sin by meddling in a lawful marriage? ⚠️ Are feminism, Hollywood, social media, and weak preachers teaching women to baptize rebellion as "healing"? ⚠️ Can a righteous husband still face divorce precisely because he refuses to compromise God's truth? ⚠️ What happens when a covenant-breaker prays - but refuses to hear God's law? ⚠️ And what happens to the CHILDREN when adults decide their present feelings are more important than yesterday's vows? 🔥 Before you trust your feelings...before you break your vows...before you help someone else destroy a covenant - HEAR THIS WARNING.

RUNNING ON EMPTY. [When the Last Drop Becomes God's Starting Place] 2 Kings 4:1–7; Galatians 6:9; Romans 15:13 KJV God often does His greatest work when we come to the end of ourselves. When our strength runs out, His power begins to overflow. God never fills people who think they already have enough. He fills empty people who know they need Him. This series uses automotive metaphors to diagnose spiritual problems and provide biblical tune-ups from Old Testament truths. Think of it like the "Book of Proverbs meets AutoZone."The oil stopped flowing when there were no more empty vessels. God gives exactly what's needed—enough to sustain, supply, and settle the debt, not to be squandered. His filling has a purpose. In this message, we examine what happens when your soul hits "E." You've been faithful, you're still moving—but inside, you're dry, drained, and desperate. God's not surprised by your empty tank, but He's waiting for you to pull in and trust Him to refill. Running on empty isn't the end of the road—it's the moment to pull into God's presence. He sees your need, honors your faith, and fills you with enough to keep going. Don't quit now—your miracle might be one empty vessel away.

Husband love your wives

Excellent counsel is given in God's word concerning the use of gentleness as well as firmness, especially when dealing with matters of truth and discipline. This message is of practical importance for husbands and fathers, but will certainly benefit anyone who listens and applies the doctrine.

Man's search for happiness may seem like an impossible quest amidst this often tragic life. His pursuit only leaves him hopeless and in despair but Scripture has the answers. In this sermon on Psalm 1:1–2 titled "Man's Search for Happiness," Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones leads through the first two verses in Psalm 1, and explains how God reveals His prescription for true peace and lasting joy. Far beyond the temporal emotion of happiness, there is a lasting joy that characterizes the life of one who follows God's prescribed plan. By contrasting the two alternatives and discussing the theory and the practice (both the negative and the positive), one discovers the biblical view—that humanity always seeks happiness in the wrong place, and that there is no true happiness apart from God.