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Dr Brent brings a powerful Revival Meeting message from Genesis 35 about Jacob, the deceiver. This message challenges both Christians and those considering Christ to examine the legitimacy of their motives for following Christ. No matter what has happened in your life, God is saying, "Come."

In Proverbs 6:12–19, Solomon warns about the "naughty person"—a wicked person whose speech, intentions, and actions are bent toward corrupting others and creating division. This message examines five characteristics Scripture gives for recognizing this dangerous influence, then turns to the seven things the Lord says He hates. Through both warnings, we are challenged to guard our families, protect biblical unity, examine our own hearts, and turn from anything that reflects the character of wickedness rather than the wisdom of God.

This sermon explores the dual nature of marriage as both a holy covenant and a joyful gift from God, drawing primarily on Deuteronomy 24. It emphasizes that marriage is a sacred institution established by God for holiness, requiring faithfulness and rejecting casual divorce due to its serious spiritual implications. Simultaneously, it highlights the command for newlyweds to prioritize their relationship, illustrating that God intends for spouses to find genuine happiness and delight in one another. The pastor contrasts modern trivialization of marriage with biblical standards, urging couples to commit fully to Christ and each other rather than viewing relationships as disposable. Ultimately, the message points to Christ's love for the church as the ultimate model for marital devotion, encouraging believers to pursue both spiritual integrity and relational joy.

This sermon outlines God's comprehensive plan for marriage, emphasizing five key foundations including reflecting the image of God and raising godly children. The primary focus rests on companionship, drawing from Genesis to illustrate that humans are created as social beings who need a partner to complete them. The speaker highlights the practical benefits of this union, such as increased productivity, mutual support during trials, and spiritual protection against external attacks. A significant portion is dedicated to the principle of leaving parents to cleave to one's spouse, warning against in-law interference and verbal abuse while urging couples to build each other up through grace-filled words. Ultimately, the message calls believers to view their marriages as a testimony to the world by honoring God's design for unity and new family units.