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Welcome to another episode of the podcast, where today we dive deep into Jonathan Edwards's foundational revival trilogy to explore how one of history's greatest pastor-theologians navigated the thrilling yet treacherous waters of spiritual awakening. From the remarkable local conversions in Northampton to his razor-sharp diagnostic tests for genuine revival, Edwards offers an unequaled masterclass in discerning the work of the Holy Spirit. Together, we'll examine his searching warnings on undiscerned spiritual pride, the deceptive snare of modern "immediate revelations," and the subtle ways Satan exploits even our most elevated spiritual frames. Whether you are seeking a biblical blueprint for testing spiritual claims or a humbling guide for pastoral discernment, Edwards's timeless insights remain a vital manual for the Church today.

(1) Israel Watch 9/16/26: As we watch developments in Iran, human rights groups warn of another impending slaughter of anti-regime protestors. We refute the "genocide in Gaza" charge with a chart showing the reality of Nazi Genocide compared to the war in Gaza. (2) Youth Group Crisis: Satan's Sodomites and Sex Perverts target youth groups. We see current headlines that prove that it's been happening for DECADES and what the Satanic "Youth Group" agenda consists of. (3) The A.I. Crisis: We discuss the current "scare" of A.I. doomsday activists compared to reality and Bible Prophecy. With a reminder of past "prophecy teachers" and alarmists using hoaxes to push their own narratives. (4) Lighten Up! With Mitch McConnell's first appearance in the U.S. Senate in 95 days... and he looked like a Nursing Home Memory Care patient on psych meds... https://bbfohio.com

King Ahaziah should have sought the Lord in his difficulties. Instead, he sought guidance from Satanic sources. Because of that, God said he would not arise, but that he would die in his rebellion. He only reigned in Israel for 2 year - it was short, but not sweet.

The Bible never sets out to prove the existence of angels, it simply weaves them into the inspired narrative. This sermon contains some beginning information on the nature and character of angels.

The life of Benhadad.

Within dispensationalism, there are standard hermeneutical principles that on the surface sound reasonable. But when taken to their logical conclusions, many of these principles actually stand in the way of understanding the mind of God and often introduce significant error. We firmly believe that the heresy caused by dispensational hermeneutics is part of Satan's attack on the church and is used to veil the truth of God's word. We believe that its true intent is to focus the people of God on fleshly pursuits rather than seeing and fearing the invisible God who works all things to his will.Please join us as we discuss this serious issue.

The sermon explores the benefits of Christ's redemption as outlined in the Larger Catechism, emphasizing that Jesus secured eternal redemption through His mediation. By analyzing Hebrews 9 and other epistles, the text clarifies that this redemption includes forgiveness, justification, and sonship, paid to the Father rather than Satan. It further explains that these benefits are applied to believers by the Holy Spirit, not earned by human works but received through faith and repentance as gifts of grace. The teaching warns against Pelagianism and Arminianism, affirming that salvation is entirely God's mercy while calling for a responsive life of holiness. Ultimately, the message encourages gratitude for the comprehensive promises of the new covenant secured by Christ.

General Summary of Main Points • Christ's unique person as the God-Man grounds a priesthood and glory no creature can attain; He ministers in the true, heavenly tabernacle and reigns as priest-king at the Father's right hand. • Earthly priests and sacrifices are copies and shadows; Jesus offers Himself and, through His ascension, conducts the necessary eternal intercession in heaven. • The ascension is indispensable: our problem is fundamentally spiritual; only a heavenly, eternal intercessor secures believers perpetually so that none are lost. • The old covenant's inadequacy lies in human failure; Christ fulfills every type and shadow, thereby obtaining a more excellent ministry as Mediator of the better, new covenant enacted on better promises. • Jesus, unlike Israel, resists temptation, refuses wilderness grumbling, obeys perfectly, defeats Satan, and conquers death—functioning as true Israel and the last Adam. • The new covenant brings a people who truly know the Lord; its membership is constituted by genuine faith rather than merely physical descent or external inclusion. • The church era, empowered by the Spirit, advances the gospel globally; Christ's ascension aligns with God's plan for worldwide mission and ongoing heavenly mediation.