Prophecy on SermonAudio

Dr. Gary Frazier is founder and president of Discovery Missions International, an equipping ministry to fulfill the Great Commission. He's a former pastor, a respected preacher on Bible prophecy, and the author of 15 books. All across the country the expansion of Islam is taking place with many communities in dispute about granting authority for the building or expansion of mosques and Islamic Centers. Online reports indicate a 31% increase in the number of mosques in the U.S. since 2010. The states with the heaviest concentration are New York, California and Texas. One of the most recent battles was in McKinney, Texas, where just a couple weeks ago the city council unanimously voted to approve a site plan for a new three-building Islamic Association campus. The community is at odds over this as a recall petition drive is taking hold, recalling these public officials. Gary has looked at what is happening in Texas and across the nation and has called it an Islamic invasion. So don't miss your opportunity to review this broadcast as Gary explains why Islam is growing so rapidly in America, the true goal of the movement, the concept of love and the Qur'an, a stunning testimony from a Sharia survivor, why Islam will never dominate the world, and so much more. More Information: garyfrazier.com

This is the last sermon on the book of Revelation. It is a survey of the book as well as key passages in the book of Daniel. It contains questions and answers.

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This sermon explores chapters 15, 16, and 17 of Ezekiel, contrasting Israel's extensive history of rebellion with God's ultimate mercy and redemption. Four key images from these passages illustrate the main points: a useless, burned grapevine depicting Israel's faithlessness; an abandoned baby rescued by God who grew into an adulterous bride, symbolizing the nation's severe idolatry; King Zedekiah's disastrous political alliances, which highlight the failure of relying on human institutions instead of Yahweh; and a tender sprig planted on a lofty mountain, which serves as a prophecy of the ultimate triumph of Christ's kingdom. Throughout the sermon, parallels are drawn to the New Testament, urging Christians to remain connected to Jesus as the true vine, recognize their own need for God's saving grace, and remain loyal and obedient to Him.

In this study, we explore what is Paul's first recorded sermon. Though Luke is only providing us a synopsis of this sermon, we can trace the basic argument and highlights to get Paul's main point--Jesus is the one and only Savior God promised!