The Lord's Last Word From Malachi 3:13-4:6 With Dr. Will Brannon. Sermon Outline - 3 Scenes From The End Of Malachi's Prophecy, So You Will Faithfully Follow God Today: 1. The Faithless People 2. The Faithful Remnant 3. The Final Judgment

The sermon examines Jeremiah 29:11 to correct the common devotional misuse of the verse by restoring its original doctrinal context regarding Israel's seventy-year captivity. It warns against relying on subjective feelings or false prophets, emphasizing that true faith rests on God's written Word rather than emotional experiences. The preacher illustrates how God uses discipline and patience to guide His people back to Him, urging believers to submit to His correction instead of running from it. By analyzing the historical setting, the message clarifies that while the specific promise applies to Israel, the principle of trusting God's peace amidst trials remains vital for Christians. Ultimately, the sermon calls for repentance, steadfastness in doctrine, and a focus on eternal hope over temporary circumstances.

Message: The wounds from my friends Text: Zechariah 13 Date: 07-26-2026 1..Zechariah is a Messianic book, therefore a gospel book. 2..And the gospel was not always clearly presented in the OT.. It was hidden in types and shadows. 3..It therefore matters what hermeneutics you use, otherwise you will moss the message. 4..So, we have the story of Christ initially presented in a very odd way as if it was about false prophets and their judgment. 5..But if you keep reading you will see the onion layers peeling off and Christ being revealed. 6..So, I labored to bring the gospel from this prophecy and it is glorious to those who have such ability to hear it.. 7..AND IT IS FREE!

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The sermon examines Malachi 1 to contrast the Mosaic covenant's failed, formalistic worship with the New Covenant reality of pure spiritual worship. It highlights Malachi 1:11 as a prophecy that God's name will be honored globally through acceptable offerings from all nations. The preacher explains that Jesus Christ fulfills this by purifying believers to become a holy priesthood and a living temple filled with the Holy Spirit. This shift moves worship away from physical locations like Jerusalem to a universal practice in spirit and truth, inaugurated by Christ's sacrifice. The message calls the church to recognize its identity as the new temple and to offer worship that pleases God.

(1) Israel Watch 7/26/26: Israel itself watches as the U.S. military weakens Iran who is then restrained from firing on Israel as a result (for the time being). We see the Islamic mayors of London and New York cursing Israel and falsely accusing P.M. Netanyahu of "genocide" which is refuted by an Arab Israeli named Yoseph Haddad in a video clip we share, along with several memes and the report that the prosecutor in the "International Criminal Court" who charged Netanyahu has now been FIRED... accused of rape! (2) Elon Musk interviewed by The Economist describes the financial system in the works by A.I. advances and it matches the Biblical prophecy of Daniel 11:24! (3) An E.L.C.A. Lutheran apostate, Sodomite "minister" refuted by Scripture and facts. (4) A couple of closing thoughts on the reality of Socialism and a satirical "proof of life" video from Mitch McConnell. https://bbfohio.com

Notes & Slides : https://slbc.org/sermon/iran-in-bible-prophecy-lessons-for-america-the-church/

The sermon explores the transition from the old covenant to the new age inaugurated by Christ, emphasizing that the destruction of Jerusalem in AD 70 marked the end of the old order. It interprets Revelation chapters 21 and 22 as describing the present reality of the New Jerusalem descending to earth, where God dwells directly with His people without need for a temple or mediators. The preacher argues against literalistic interpretations of the thousand years and future-only prophecies, asserting that Christ currently reigns with authority over all creation. Through extensive cross-referencing with Isaiah and other Old Testament texts, the message highlights the continuity between the prophets' promises and John's vision of a renewed heaven and earth. The tone is instructional and corrective, aiming to clarify biblical eschatology while affirming the sufficiency of Scripture and the centrality of Christ's finished work.

Text: John 12:32 Theme: Moments in Jesus' Ministry (3): A Moment of Prophecy 1. A Personal Prophecy 2. A Painful Prophecy 3. A Powerful Prophecy Closing Prayer