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A great message from Psalm 1 contrasting the godly with the ungodly. This message shows us what truly makes The Blessed Man!

We have to get in the habit talking (praying), audibly, in silence acquainted with God, in intimate fellowship, acknowledging His presence. Our lives has to flow into His, becoming one with Him, His thoughts becoming ours. Meditating on His word, speaking those things which become sound doctrine.

This sermon explores the narrative of Joseph in Genesis 37 to demonstrate the sovereignty of God over human evil and circumstance. It argues that God orchestrated specific events, such as the timing of the Ishmaelite traders and the interventions of Reuben and Judah, to fulfill His divine plan for Joseph despite the brothers' jealousy and malice. The teaching emphasizes the importance of meditating on Scripture to discern these divine workings and apply them to personal life and family instruction. It highlights Joseph's ultimate forgiveness of his brothers as a testament to his character and God's grace, contrasting his integrity with the moral failures of his era. The overall intent is to encourage believers to trust in God's specific plan for their lives and to study the Bible with depth and attention to detail.

Matthew 5:14-16 Colossians 4:5-6 1 Peter 3:14-15

This sermon explores the awe-inspiring nature of God by examining the Queen of Sheba's visit to Solomon, understanding Solomon as a type of Christ. The central message encourages believers to look beyond the limited wisdom, magnificence, reputation, and blessings of Solomon to the infinite and superior attributes of Jesus, who is greater than Solomon. The speaker highlights how Solomon's wisdom, splendour, and generosity were finite and derived from God, whereas Christ possesses unsearchable riches and eternal glory. By contrasting the temporary fame of the world with the enduring awe of God's character, the sermon calls for a deepened reverence and worship. It concludes with a pastoral exhortation to cultivate a living relationship with God through prayer, meditation, and daily dependence on His grace, recognizing that all true blessings flow from His name and character.