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This sermon explores Isaiah 42, identifying Jesus Christ as the Servant of the Lord who fulfills the prophecy through his quiet, gentle, and tenacious ministry. The preacher emphasizes that Christ operates with divine support and pleasure, avoiding worldly fanfare while offering tender care to the spiritually broken. Key themes include the covenant of redemption, the sufficiency of Christ's work for both Jews and Gentiles, and the assurance that God's love remains constant despite human failure. Believers are called to emulate this servant character by cultivating humility, patience, and perseverance in their own walk with God. The message concludes with a comforting reminder that Christ does not break the bruised reed but rather restores and strengthens those who trust in him.

THE OUTPOURING.Joel 2:28; Acts 2:16–17 (KJV) "Today...what Joel promised has begun to unfold before your eyes." More than eight centuries later, on the Day of Pentecost, Peter stood before the crowd and declared, "This is that," pointing to the fulfillment of Joel's prophecy.This message explores how God's promises are always fulfilled according to His perfect timing and how the outpouring of the Holy Spirit marked the birth of the New Testament Church. We will examine the promise of the Spirit, the fulfillment of that promise at Pentecost, and the believer's responsibility to walk daily in the Spirit's power. Because when God repeats His Word, He is confirming His truth, revealing His Son, and calling every generation to respond in faith and obedience. God's promises never fail, and the same Holy Spirit who empowered the early Church still empowers believers today to glorify Christ and proclaim the Gospel.

In this message, Pastor Brandon Holthaus concludes Jesus' Mystery Kingdom parables by examining the Hidden Treasure, the Pearl of Great Price, the Dragnet, and the Householder. Discover how these final parables reveal God's ongoing plan for Israel, His calling out of believing Gentiles during the Church Age, the coming Judgment of the Nations, and the establishment of Christ's Messianic Kingdom. This study explains why the Hidden Treasure represents Israel's believing remnant, why the Pearl of Great Price pictures Gentile believers, how the Net points to the future separation of the righteous from the wicked at Christ's return, and how the Householder summarizes God's entire Kingdom program. You'll also see how these parables fit together with Romans 11, Acts 15, Micah 5, Daniel 7, Revelation 17, and Matthew 25 to reveal the prophetic roadmap leading to the Second Coming. If you want to understand God's prophetic plan for Israel, the Church, the Gentile nations, and the Kingdom, this message ties these crucial passages together into one cohesive biblical picture. If this message encourages you, please Like, Subscribe, and Share it with others as we continue proclaiming the full counsel of God's Word. #BibleProphecy #Matthew13 #KingdomParables #Israel #ChurchAge #MessianicKingdom #EndTimes #SecondComing #Prophecy #Dispensationalism #Romans11 #Acts15 #Gentiles #IsraelOfGod #JudgmentOfTheNations #SheepAndGoats #HiddenTreasure #PearlOfGreatPrice #Dragnet #ArielMinistries #ArnoldFruchtenbaum #TipOfTheSpearMinistries #RockHarborChurch #BrandonHolthaus Matthew 13:44–58

Do you see this expanded picture of Jesus' divine authority? Though it was questioned by hypocrites, it was clear and established by Christ in truth. Can you see in this parable how all sin, how hypocrisy will not only be exposed, but it will also be judged? God will not tolerate it. Christ will maintain the purity of His church, especially among the leaders of His people, that His beloved Bride, that you would bear good fruit. Jesus is your great Savior and beloved Cornerstone, who unites and holds His church together. Praise the Lord!

The sermon explores the biblical theme of light versus darkness through the prophecies of Isaiah, specifically chapters 8 and 60. It identifies Jesus Christ as the promised Messiah who brings divine light into a world enveloped by sin and spiritual gloom. Rev Davis explains that God's light exposes human sin to reveal the need for salvation and transforms believers so they reflect His glory. This transformation empowers the church to shine as a collective witness to the nations, demonstrating hope amidst global darkness. The message concludes with an exhortation for individuals and the community to embrace this light through repentance and faith.

How should Christians understand the gift of tongues today? In this expository study of 1 Corinthians 14:1–20, Paul establishes that the edification of the church is the governing principle for every public ministry. This message demonstrates that biblical tongues were real human languages requiring interpretation—not the unintelligible speech promoted by the modern Charismatic movement. Through Paul's teaching, practical illustrations, and the context of 1 Corinthians 12–14, discover why prophecy—the clear proclamation of God's Word—takes priority over tongues, why understanding is essential for true edification, and why the temporary sign gifts passed away with the completion of God's written revelation.

This sermon explores the theme of complete surrender to God's call as demonstrated in Exodus 4, emphasizing that obedience must precede divine assurance. It highlights Moses' journey from argument to action, noting how God provides guidance and partnership only after initial steps of faith are taken. The text addresses the critical necessity of private holiness, using the incident of Moses' uncircumcised son to illustrate that partial surrender remains rebellion. Furthermore, it draws typological parallels between Moses and Jesus Christ, presenting Christ as the perfect Deliverer who fulfills the covenant through His own sacrificial blood. Ultimately, the message urges listeners to abandon excuses, submit fully to God in all areas of life, and respond with worship and belief.

Dr. Schmidt examines the humility of Christ, and His servant leadership. In addition, a detailed examination is performed regarding the resurrections in the scriptures of the just and unjust.