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This sermon examines Exodus 4 to illustrate God's sovereignty and the necessity of immediate obedience to His call. The preacher analyzes Moses' objections, highlighting how God provides miraculous signs like the serpent and leprosy to demonstrate His authority over fear, disease, and political power. The message emphasizes that human weakness does not disqualify one from service, as God equips those He chooses. It warns against using excuses to avoid responsibility, noting that disobedience leads to lost privileges and divine correction. Ultimately, the text points to Jesus Christ as the perfect fulfillment of God's redemptive plan, urging believers to surrender their ordinary resources to His extraordinary use.

The sermon explores the geographical scope of Christian missions by analyzing Jesus' command in Acts 1:8 to be witnesses from Jerusalem to the ends of the earth. It illustrates how the early church expanded its ministry beyond its local context through persecution and the scattering of believers, ultimately reaching global destinations like India and China. The narrative emphasizes that every believer's current location serves as their starting point for evangelism, mirroring the apostolic journey. By highlighting historical examples such as the Apostle Thomas, the message underscores the urgency and inevitability of spreading the gospel worldwide. The central call to action urges Christians to actively participate in this divine mandate without hesitation or limitation.

The serpent's strategy has not changed. He still questions God's Word, distorts God's character, offers secret knowledge, and encourages people to elevate themselves above the Lord. In this episode of the Contending for the Word Weekly Watch, Dave Jenkins examines Genesis 3 and explains how the first temptation provides a blueprint for modern spiritual deception. Counterfeit spirituality, false prophecy, prosperity theology, mystical experiences, deliverance errors, and doctrinal drift ultimately challenge the authority and sufficiency of Scripture. Christians do not need hidden revelation or secret knowledge. They need the sufficient Word of God. Biblical discernment requires testing every claim by Scripture, growing in the knowledge of Christ, and remaining grounded in a faithful local church. The oldest lie still deceives, but God's truth still stands. For more from Contending for the Word please visit: https://servantsofgrace.org/contending-for-the-word-podcast/

Unreasonable atheists, agnostics and other skeptics and scoffers may refuse to face the reality but the Biblical account of Noah's Flood is proven by the location of fossils and the universal historical reports in various cultures of such a flood. https://bbfohio.com

The Ascended Christ furnishing the Church for its continued work in fulfilment of its commission

An in-depth study of the Book of Daniel and his prophecies

Dr. Schmidt examines Jeremiah 3 which compares Judah's rebellion against God as spiritual adultery, harlotry, and prostitution.

Dr. Schmidt examines the real time statistics regarding antisemitism domestically and internationally and the prophetic nexus.

To His children Jesus said that "In the world, ye shall have tribulation: but be of good cheer..." The world has no such possibility without Christ. The tribulation the world faces will be a troubling time without peace or the grace of God. In this message we examine hos a sinner will be "Troubled in Tribulation".