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The sermon explores Daniel's prayer in chapter nine as a model for intercessory worship, highlighting how studying Scripture provokes repentance and dependence on God. It examines the theological connection between Israel's exile, the curses of the Mosaic covenant, and God's righteous discipline through foreign nations. The preacher emphasizes that while God has sovereign purposes, He invites believers to partner with Him through prayer and faithful obedience. Key themes include the fulfillment of Jeremiah's prophecy regarding the seventy years of captivity and the subsequent promise of restoration. Ultimately, the message encourages the congregation to pray with humility, acknowledging their sin while trusting in God's mercy and faithfulness to His promises.

The Morning Devotional Season 11 | Edition 78 Psalm 118 Providence Presbyterian Church Evansville, IN Pastor's Website: https://theparchment.net/ This devotional explores Psalm 118 as a profound prophecy of the ministry and suffering of Jesus Christ. The speaker highlights how the psalmist's distress and ultimate deliverance mirror the Lord's rejection by men and His triumph over death through resurrection. Central to the message is the identification of Jesus as the rejected stone that became the cornerstone of salvation. The sermon emphasizes that believers find security not in human power but in God's steadfast love, which endures forever. Through Christ's obedience and victory, sinners are redeemed and assured of eternal life.

A Biblical Testing Mindset: Victory in an Evil Age: 1. PATHWAY TO MATURITY, Four characteristics of maturity, Straightforward Speech; 2. REQUIREMENTS: Salvation, Conviction that the Bible is God's infallible Word, Oracles of God, Skillful in: teacher, understanding, discernment of good and evil; Protection from Apostasy, a testing mindset must be a habit; 3. A DIFFERENT KIND OF CHURCH: Interpret Bible prophecy properly, defend the Bible as the infallible Word of God, Sound Bible Doctrine, Separation from the world; become stronger in every way, Forward Faster, NOT backward

This sermon examines the first eleven verses of 1 Corinthians 12 to explain the nature and purpose of spiritual gifts within the church. The preacher addresses the theological debate between cessationists and continuationists regarding the presence of miraculous gifts today while emphasizing that all believers possess some manifestation of the Spirit for the common good. Key themes include the sovereignty of the Triune God in distributing diverse abilities, the necessity of discerning true spiritual utterances from false ones, and the specific functions of gifts such as wisdom, knowledge, faith, healing, prophecy, and tongues. The text highlights that these manifestations are not for personal pride but are designed to benefit others and glorify Christ. Ultimately, the message affirms that every gift originates from the Holy Spirit who distributes them according to His sovereign will.

The sermon explores the biblical accounts of giants and interdimensional beings, linking ancient history with modern UFO phenomena and end-times prophecy. It emphasizes the necessity of unwavering faith by contrasting Joshua and Caleb's trust in God with the Israelites' fear and unbelief in Numbers 13. The speaker interprets the cave in Joshua 10 as a typological reference to hell and the defeat of death through Christ's victory on the cross. Key themes include the danger of an evil heart of unbelief, the protection of children below the age of accountability, and the ultimate destruction of all enemies by Jesus. The message urges believers to hold fast to their confidence in God until the end, rejecting deceitful sin and relying solely on Scripture.

The sermon examines the prophecy of the seventy weeks in Daniel chapter nine, demonstrating God's sovereign control over human history through a precise timeline culminating in Jesus Christ. It details how the decree to restore Jerusalem leads to the arrival of the Messiah and his subsequent crucifixion, fulfilling six specific redemptive purposes outlined in the text. The speaker contrasts covenant fulfillment and futuristic interpretations while affirming that Jesus is the ultimate focus of this prophetic revelation. Listeners are encouraged to trust God's perfect timing, pray using Scripture, and live as those who are greatly beloved in Christ. The message concludes by asserting that history is not random but is orchestrated by God to accomplish His eternal purposes through the work of Jesus.

Shadow of Things to Come: The Fall Feasts & Alignment of Nations. We are joined by Ted Vanlandeghem (Messianic Jewish Alliance of America). Topics discussed include: The Prophetic Design of God's Feasts. The Northern & Eastern Alignments. The Fracturing West & Emerging Alignment. The Watchman's Mandate.

My Response To Mikal Smith's Latest Message. 18For I testify unto every man that heareth the words of the prophecy of this book, If any man shall add unto these things, God shall add unto him the plagues that are written in this book: 19 And if any man shall take away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God shall take away his part out of the book of life, and out of the holy city, and from the things which are written in this book.