Regular Worship Service @MissionBlvdBaptistChurch

The sermon defines a spiritual service not by external manifestations like shouting or music, but by the internal presence and filling of the Holy Spirit. It emphasizes that true worship occurs only when believers are united in love and obedience, allowing the Spirit to produce fruit rather than manufacturing religious experiences. The preacher warns against grieving or quenching the Spirit through sin and urges the congregation to focus on glorifying God above all else. Unity among believers is presented as a key cause of God's presence, distinct from mere uniformity. Ultimately, the message calls for self-examination to ensure one is filled with the Spirit and living in accordance with His will.

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Adult Sunday School – August 9, 2026 – Pastor Rhon Roberts Sermon: Scripture: Special Music:

Pastor Jeremiah Gabbard | Ephesians. 6:18; Hebrews. 4:15-16 The sermon identifies prayer as a critical spiritual weapon for believers, emphasizing its role in accessing God's throne and combating unseen spiritual forces. It outlines three primary aspects of prayer: it is an invitation to communicate with God, a divine command requiring faith and alignment with His will, and essential fellowship that strengthens the believer's relationship with Christ. The speaker warns against attributing life's struggles solely to human conflict or circumstances, urging listeners to recognize the underlying spiritual warfare. By referencing passages such as Ephesians 6, Hebrews 4, and 1 John 5, the message encourages boldness in prayer, assurance of salvation, and the power of collective intercession. Ultimately, the teaching asserts that a vibrant prayer life is indispensable for spiritual growth and effective Christian living.

In the Aftermath of the Fall of Babylon, there will be several clear Indications about its full and final Destruction, which will be found "No More At All!"

Paul begins by listing seven things that he had been confronted with in life and ends with ten additional challenges and we learn that NONE of these can separate us from the love of God. And we also discuss why sin was not in the list... Also Reference: 2 Timothy 3:12, 1 Peter 4:19, Romans 8:17-18, Colossians 2:13-15, 1 John 2:12, Philippians 1:2-6 MUSIC: Hymn # 588 "My Sins Are Gone" Hymn # 29 (A) "The Love of God" Hymn # 579 () "The Banner of the Cross" Hymn # 380 (E) "How Firm A Foundation" https://bbfohio.com

Pastor Jeremiah Gabbard | Luke 23:27-34 The sermon identifies man's greatest needs as the forgiveness of sins, the responsibility to act on spiritual truth, and the urgent opportunity for salvation. Drawing from Jesus' words on the cross in Luke 23, the message contrasts worldly desires with the eternal necessity of being right with God. It emphasizes that while many seek material or intellectual satisfaction, only faith in Christ's sacrifice offers true peace and redemption. The preacher urges listeners to recognize their sinful state and seize the present moment to accept Jesus as Savior before it is too late. Ultimately, the central call is to respond to the gospel by confessing faith and receiving the free gift of eternal life.

This confession explores the psalmist's response to overwhelming adversity by advocating for persistent praise and hope rather than despair. Drawing from Psalm 69 and Psalm 71, it highlights how thanking God during difficult times honors Him more than material offerings and revives the hearts of believers. The message encourages listeners to actively increase their worship through practical acts like listening to worship music and recalling past mercies.