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This sermon concludes a series on the identity of Jesus by examining Matthew 16, where Peter confesses Christ as the Son of the Living God. The message clarifies that the church is built upon Jesus Christ, the cornerstone, rather than the apostle Peter, refuting common misinterpretations of the text. By contrasting the pagan history of Caesarea Philippi with the stability of God's truth, the sermon emphasizes that believers must anchor their lives in a firm spiritual foundation. It warns against the instability of relying on religious routines or human approval, using the Leaning Tower of Pisa as an illustration of weak foundations. Ultimately, the preacher urges the congregation to build their lives upon Jesus Christ, ensuring stability and security amidst the chaos of the world.

This sermon explores the reality of spiritual struggle, using the account of the boy possessed by a demon in Luke 9 to illustrate the contrast between mountaintop experiences and the daily valleys of life. The message highlights the disciples' failure to cast out the spirit due to a lack of faith and fervency, emphasizing that power without trust in God is ineffective. It further examines the tenacity of the adversary, noting that Satan attacks most fiercely when believers are seeking genuine help and restoration from the Lord. The central theme is the sufficiency of Jesus, who rebukes the unclean spirit and restores the child to his father, serving as a picture of salvation and the reunion of the believer with God. The tone is pastoral and encouraging, urging listeners to trust in Christ's ability to lift them out of despair and defeat.

This sermon examines the plot to kill Jesus during the Feast of Unleavened Bread, highlighting the theological significance of the Passover as a foreshadowing of Christ's atoning sacrifice. It explores the betrayal by Judas Iscariot, attributing his actions to the influence of Satan, the love of money, and wounded pride, while emphasizing that God sovereignly used these evil acts to accomplish His redemptive purpose. The message warns believers against the danger of outward religious observance without inward faith, using Judas as a cautionary example of someone who had access to all means of grace yet remained unconverted. It encourages the audience to examine their own hearts for idols and pride, ensuring that the Word of God produces genuine transformation rather than mere intellectual assent. Ultimately, the sermon points to the assurance of God's sovereignty and the necessity of personal faith in Christ for salvation.

[Revelation-010] Revelation 12: Satan Persecutes Israel - Revelation 12 by Dr. John Brumett Date of Service: Sep 20 2026 (Hour 2)

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We are in an spiritual war and a key point of attack is the mind for what you think about will have a direct affect on what you believe and what you will do. Scripture has many strong warnings about the deceptions of Satan and the importance of thinking rightly. This sermon exposes those deceptions and concludes with practical advice on how to win the spiritual battle for your mind.

(1) Israel Watch 9/20/26: Iran wants to dictate terms of ending the war with the U.S. Antisemites LIE about foreign aid to Israel. And a little levity with an A.I. ad for , "A History of the Palestinian People: From Ancient Times to the Modern Era". (2) Reprobate Women UNITE: as the mass majority of women not only stand with Lindsey Clancy who murdered her own three children, but are now calling for the support of non-white murderesses who kill their children. Video clip from Oprah and three very revealing memes. (3) Apostasy Update: Featuring female clown "Rev. Jasmin Sculark", an example of her defenders and a reminder of how Satan shows up for church. (4) We close, On A Lighter Note with a tip for those who need more "More Social Engagement", Babylon Bee's report on the "New Underground Railroad" to save the lone black juror on the Clancy murder jury from angry white northern liberals... AND a tip for ladies who want to wear expensive perfume, this one called "Diesel"! https://bbfohio.com

Pastor Jason arms us with God's word for our daily battle against Satan.

This sermon centers on the command to sanctify God and be prepared to give a reason for the hope of salvation, arguing that true hope is grounded in scriptural truth rather than mere decision or good works. The speaker emphasizes that salvation is a work of the Holy Spirit who convicts the sinner of sin, righteousness, and judgment, a process that cannot be achieved through human effort. By contrasting the deceptive notion of self-generated faith with the biblical requirement of repentance and grace, the message urges listeners to examine the foundation of their spiritual assurance. The tone is convicting and urgent, warning against the strong delusion of Satan and pleading for the awakening power of God to make the gospel real to the hearer's heart.