The sermon expounds on Revelation chapter 8, detailing the opening of the seventh seal and the subsequent first four trumpet judgments during the Great Tribulation. It describes how silence in heaven precedes a series of catastrophic natural disasters, including hail mixed with blood, a burning mountain striking the sea, bitter waters, and darkened celestial bodies. The preacher emphasizes that these events signify God's sovereign wrath against an unrepentant world and serve as a warning to those remaining on earth. The message urges believers to recognize the urgency of evangelism so that loved ones may be spared from this impending divine judgment. Ultimately, the exposition aims to stir the congregation to faithful witness and personal trust in Jesus Christ for salvation.

Let the Bible Speak - TV Recording 408. Preacher: Rev Maurice Baxter. Bible reading: Genesis 1 : 1 - 13. Subject: The Work of the Holy Spirit. The United Presbytery Choir will sing Glory be to God the Father.

Sermon | 2 Timothy 4:1-4 | Wednesday Evening Service, September 2, 2026. Preacher: Rocky Stevenson Recorded at: Faith Fellowship, Durbanville The sermon addresses the critical challenges of apostasy, false ecumenism, and artificial intelligence by urging believers to maintain a steadfast commitment to biblical truth. It argues that these issues stem from the progressive displacement of Scripture's authority in favor of cultural compromise and emotional manipulation. Ps Rocky warns against the dangers of doctrinal drift and superficial unity that sacrifices theological integrity for social cohesion. Additionally, the text critiques digital platforms as non-neutral tools designed to shape minds contrary to God's Word, advocating for discernment and active engagement with the gospel online. Ultimately, the message calls the local church to guard the deposit of faith, renew its mind through Scripture, and remain faithful to Christ in a secularizing world. Visit Benoni Bible Church: www.benonibiblechurch.co.za Address: 149 President Brand Rd, Rynfield, Benoni - view on Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/oag383xq3U2b7RQN6 Copyright © 2026, Benoni Bible Church. All rights reserved.

This sermon concludes a study of Colossians by examining the practical outworking of Christian election in daily life. The preacher emphasizes that believers, as God's chosen ones, must put on virtues such as mercy, kindness, and above all, charity, which serves as the bond of perfection. Key theological themes include the necessity of forgiveness modeled after Christ, the indwelling peace of God, and the authority of Scripture in governing thoughts and actions. The text also addresses specific relational duties within households, urging submission and love while explicitly condemning abuse. Ultimately, the message asserts that all conduct should be performed heartily for the Lord, reflecting the truth that God shows no partiality.

The sermon emphasizes the absolute finality of one's eternal destination, asserting that there are no changes in either heaven or hell after death. Drawing primarily from Psalm 86 and supporting texts like Revelation 20-22 and 1 Corinthians 15, it argues that all spiritual transformation must occur during earthly life. The preacher warns that the state of a person's soul at death is fixed forever, with no hope for recovery in hell or further growth in heaven. This reality serves as an urgent call to salvation for the unsaved and a challenge for believers to pursue holiness while they still have time. The central message urges immediate action to be conformed to the image of Christ before the opportunity passes.

This sermon explores the profound nature of God through an exposition of Isaiah chapter 40, urging believers to move beyond academic knowledge toward intimate fellowship with Him. The preacher highlights God's attributes as invincible, immense, intelligent, and incomparable, demonstrating that true strength is found not in human power but in waiting upon the Lord. By beholding God's sovereignty and gentle care as a shepherd, individuals find comfort and renewal for their spiritual weariness. The message emphasizes that understanding who God is leads to deeper worship, surrender, and reliance on His unsearchable wisdom. Ultimately, the text calls the audience to adore this great God, whose presence transforms weakness into soaring strength.

Preached in Hanley, England, UK

This study explores the biblical foundation of marriage found in Genesis 2, highlighting God's design for human companionship and His personal relationship with humanity. The preacher contrasts the transcendent power of God in creation with His intimate care for Adam, emphasizing that singleness and marriage are both valid gifts from God. Key themes include the necessity of leaving parents to cleave to one's spouse, the equality of men and women as counterparts, and the theological significance of marriage as an illustration of Christ's relationship with the Church. The message encourages believers in all marital statuses to find contentment and purpose in their current state while pursuing holiness. Ultimately, the text serves as a reminder that God's original design for union reflects His desire for deep, faithful fellowship with His people.

The sermon explores the experience of John the Baptist, who questioned Jesus' identity while imprisoned in a dungeon. It highlights how doubt can affect even the most faithful believers during difficult circumstances. The preacher emphasizes that seeking answers directly from Jesus provides peace and reassurance. Scripture is presented as the ultimate source of truth to combat uncertainty and spiritual weakness. The central message encourages listeners to trust in God's love and power despite their own struggles or lack of understanding.

The sermon contrasts the limited, earthly perspective of human opinion with the supreme authority of Jesus Christ, who comes from heaven and speaks with divine certainty. By examining John 3:31-36, the message highlights that while prophets relayed messages given to them, Jesus testifies to what He personally saw and heard in the presence of the Father. This distinction establishes Christ as the only infallible source of truth about God and eternity, rendering all other human traditions or opinions secondary. The preacher emphasizes that accepting this testimony is an act of sealing God as true, while rejecting it constitutes calling God a liar with eternal consequences. Ultimately, the text divides humanity into two groups: those who believe in the Son and possess eternal life now, and those who refuse to obey Him and remain under the abiding wrath of God.