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When we worship, either privately or publicly or corporately, our worship will not be acceptable while there is unresolved resentment, envy, anger or any malice towards another in our heart, it is an offering blemished by our sin.

A covetous man knows no limits to his desires. Once Ahab sees the lush vineyard of Naboth, he is determined to get it for himself; even if it means killing him. This is the Forty Second Sermon in the series The Kingdom Divided; and exposition on First Book of the Kings.

There is a lot in this section of scripture but the catalyst to the interpretation of the dream is the corporate prayer by Daniel and his friends. The four of them got together and prayed for God's favor so they would not be murdered. God answered their prayer and as we know Daniel would be able to interpret the kings dream. We must recognize the power of corporate prayer as we look to the Word of God. God used corporate prayer many times to bring about His purposes in Christ. This section of scripture is no different as the prayers of the righteous avails much.

Massachusetts is so empathetic for mothers who "need" to murder their children that it has now removed the previous restrictions on abortions after 24 weeks. Kevin and Bill discuss how the wicked abuse language to make abortion seem compassionate and loving…the history of abortion in the US…the inevitable connection between abortion and euthanasia…and how to think biblically on a topic that more and more Christians seem confused about.

DAY 8 — LOVE IS NOT JEALOUS.Jealousy can quietly turn love into competition. Instead of rejoicing when someone else is blessed, jealousy begins comparing, competing, and asking, "Why them and not me?" The Bible warns that jealousy can become a destructive fire in the heart, damaging relationships and robbing us of contentment.Biblical love chooses a different way. Love celebrates instead of competes. Romans 12:15 teaches us to rejoice with those who rejoice. Genuine love does not have to be first, receive all the attention, or possess what somebody else has in order to be happy.Throughout Scripture, jealousy brought terrible consequences. Cain's jealousy toward Abel ended in murder. Joseph's brothers allowed jealousy to turn into hatred. Even the religious leaders who delivered Jesus to Pilate were motivated by envy. Jealousy never strengthens love; it slowly poisons it.Day 8 of The Love Dare challenges us to examine our hearts. Instead of comparing ourselves with others, we can thank God for what He has given us and genuinely celebrate the blessings He gives to those around us.Stop comparing. Stop competing. Start celebrating.Because real love can look at somebody else's blessing and sincerely say,"I'm thankful God blessed you."

1. An act of gratitude 2. An act of greed 3. An intention of murder

An exposition of 2 Samuel 12:1–15 examining Nathan's confrontation of David following his adultery with Bathsheba and his orchestrated murder of Uriah the Hittite. The sermon sets the passage in its full narrative context from 2 Samuel 11, tracing how God's sovereign grace pursues the sinning king through prophetic rebuke, genuine repentance, and costly but assured forgiveness. Main points: - the nature and gravity of David's sin against God and against Uriah - Nathan's parable and God's confrontation of David - the grace of God in David's repentance and the announcement of forgiveness Scripture references: - 2 Samuel 11:1-27; 12:1-15 - Psalm 51:1-17 Free Grace Baptist Church — https://www.freegrace.ca Full transcript & sermon notes: https://sermons.freegrace.ca/sermons/sermon-2-samuel-12-the-sin-of-david-and-the-grace-of-god Description generated by Tyrannus.ai: https://www.tyrannus.ai

You must not allow your flesh to control your actions!

(1) Its Root; (2) Its Inward Expression; (3) Its Outward Manifestation