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Dr. Schmidt examines Judah's rebellion against God and the prophecies of guaranteed judgment, which God fulfilled between 605 B.C. and 515 B.C.

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FOR WOMEN-The wisest man, other than the Lord Jesus, wrote those words about 935 years before Christ. Truly, "there is nothing new under the sun!"

This Bible Study examines the selection of Matthias to replace Judas Iscariot in the apostolic group, arguing that this act was a human initiative rather than a direct divine command. The speaker contrasts this with the explicit biblical teaching that Jesus personally chose the original twelve and later called Paul directly on the Damascus Road. By citing Paul's own letters, the text asserts that Paul, not Matthias, holds the true position of the twelfth apostle by divine right. The discussion highlights the theological distinction between human choice and God's sovereign appointment, suggesting that the early church's casting of lots was a premature action that God ultimately superseded with His own perfect plan.

This sermon introduces the book of Jude as a critical 'battlefield letter' for the last days, urging believers to earnestly contend for the faith against rising apostasy. The speaker traces the historical and theological context of Jude, highlighting his identity as a humble servant of Christ and his connection to the early church leadership, including his brother James. Key themes include the danger of false teachers who pervert grace into licentiousness, illustrated by biblical examples such as Israel, Sodom, and Korah. The message emphasizes a dual mandate: to defend the truth with conviction while simultaneously exercising compassion to rescue those caught in deception. The sermon concludes with the assurance that God preserves believers from falling, enabling them to stand faultless before His glory with exceeding joy. Questions: Why is Jude called a battlefield letter for the last days? What does Jude mean by "earnestly contend for the faith"? Was Jude the half-brother of Jesus? Why does Jude call himself a servant of Jesus instead of His brother? When did James and Jude become believers in Jesus? Was Antiochus Epiphanes a prototype of the Antichrist? What does Jude teach about apostasy in the last days? How should Christians contend for truth without losing compassion for people? What does "some have compassion, making a difference" mean in Jude 22? What does "Now unto him that is able to keep you from falling" mean? Did the resurrection change Jesus' brothers from unbelievers into believers? Why did the risen Jesus personally appear to James? How did James the brother of Jesus die? How did Jude the brother of Jesus die? Was Jude's real name Judas?

This sermon explores the historical destruction of Solomon's Temple and the subsequent Second Temple to illustrate God's unwavering faithfulness amidst human failure and idolatry. By examining how God used pagan kings to build a glorious structure that was ultimately rejected by His people, the message highlights the transition from physical buildings to the spiritual reality of the Church as the new temple. The preacher emphasizes that Jesus Christ fulfills the prophecy of greater glory by becoming the true dwelling place of God among humanity. Through personal testimonies, the text demonstrates how believers now serve as living stones, carrying the Holy Spirit and reflecting divine glory in their daily lives. Ultimately, the sermon calls listeners to allow Christ to cleanse their inner sanctuaries from idolatry and to glorify God through their bodies and spirits.

This lesson focuses on the giver of the spiritual gift & not upon the gift. Spiritual gifts are never neutral they always go to work.

Dr. Mal Couch teaches through Revelation verse by verse. Originally recorded in 2008.