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  • God Is Our Salvation in the Darkest Hour
    I. God our Light in the Darkness A.God Chastens Even His Forgiven Children: Absalom B.God's People Often Besieged by the Wicked (vv. 1-2) C.God Remains our Faithful Helper and Hearer (v. 3-4) D.God Blesses Us in the Darkness (vv. 5-6) E. Plead with God to Save Us from the Wicked (v. 7) II. God Our Salvation in the Lord Jesus Christ A. His Sufferings and the World's Hatred...Now in Us B. He Trusted in His Father; Promises Ours (Eph. 1:3) C. He Purchased Salvation; Secured for Us (Heb. 9:14) III.God Our Salvation in the Darkest Hour (v. 8) A. Expect warfare: world/flesh/devil –Arm Yourself! B.Trust the Lord: salvation belongs to Him. C. Fix faith upon the Lord's promised blessing.
    42 min
  • Reproving the Works of Darkness
    What does it mean to walk as children of light? In Ephesians 5:6–16, we learn why Christians are called not only to reject the works of darkness but also to reprove them in love. Having received Christ's gospel-centered love, believers are called to live differently from the world. This sermon explains why sin must be reproved, not with pride or condemnation, but with a redemptive desire to expose its emptiness and shame and point others toward Christ. Biblical reproof is part of loving one another, restoring fellow believers, and guiding the lost to the light of the gospel.
    43 min
  • 007 1 Kings 7:1-51 (1st Kings Studies)
    We continue with the account of the building of the Temple in Jerusalem under King Solomon but after the first 12 verses deal with the building of Solomon's own house. These we are given inventories with measurements and other information that the Bible believer will find interesting. And we close with a short discussion of the misuse of the phrases "house of the Lord" and "house of God". Also Reference: 1 Timothy 3:15, 1 Peter 4:17 https://bbfohio.com
    26 min
  • The Power of the Bible
    The Bible has the power to totally transform you. Yes, transforming you to the image of Christ. Many people wish their life was different or even a second chance in life. What you need to know is that the Bible has the power to change you if you will simply read and study your copy of the Bible. Do you want to be skilled in all aspects of living? The Word of God provides the instruction for that. Yes, The Bible always targets the soul, and when the inner person of who you really are is transformed, your behavior will follow. So, do you have a problem with your behavior, then go to The Word of God .
    32 min
  • Devo 120: The Weight of Vows
    This devotional emphasizes the theological gravity of making vows to God, asserting that such promises are binding and must be fulfilled promptly to avoid sin. Drawing from Deuteronomy, Matthew, and Ecclesiastes, the message warns against the folly of delaying or breaking vows, highlighting that God takes offense when believers treat their commitments lightly. A personal testimony illustrates the consequences of neglecting a daily Bible reading vow, leading to a period of intensified devotion to make amends. The teaching extends this principle to marriage vows, describing them as solemn, lifelong commitments that stand until death. The overall tone is convicting and instructional, urging listeners to consider the seriousness of their words before making promises to the Lord.
    8 min
  • Somebody Prayed for Me
    Point 1: The Reason (Colossians 1: 9) Point 2: The Petition (Colossians 1: 9c) Point 3: The Purpose (Colossians 1: 10 - 14) This sermon examines Paul's prayer for the Colossian believers, emphasizing that earnest, unceasing prayer is a vital response to the faith and love of the church. The central petition is for God to fill believers with the knowledge of His will through spiritual wisdom and understanding, enabling them to live lives worthy of the Lord. The message highlights that this divine knowledge produces fruit in good deeds and growth in the knowledge of God, rather than relying on natural intellectual capacity. Furthermore, the sermon explains that God's power strengthens believers not to remove trouble, but to display patience and steadfastness during trials. Ultimately, the purpose of this prayer is to cultivate a life of joyful thanksgiving, rooted in the assurance of sharing in the saints' inheritance in the light.
    41 min

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