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The sermon examines Naomi's declaration in Ruth 1 that the Almighty has dealt bitterly with her, arguing that God sovereignly brings both good and calamity to His people. By citing examples from Job, David, and the prophets, the text establishes that suffering is not merely the work of Satan or human error but a deliberate act of divine discipline and purpose. The central message challenges believers to reject the notion that God only provides comfort, instead embracing a mature faith that submits to His will even in pain. This submission produces patience, character, and hope, ultimately refining the believer's trust in God's hidden but benevolent plans. The preacher concludes by urging Christians to pray and maintain their inner renewal despite external afflictions, looking toward eternal glory.

Psalms 70:4 "Let all those that seek thee rejoice and be glad in thee: and let such as love thy salvation say continually, Let God be magnified."

1 John 5:13-16 — Confidence in prayer is real. But confidence is not control. There is a sin that will cost a believer his life, not his soul. This expository preaching message walks verse by verse through 1 John 5:13-16, moving from the believer's confidence in prayer into John's hardest statement in the letter: "There is a sin unto death." This sermon works through what that sin is not — it is not the unpardonable blasphemy against the Holy Ghost, and it is not the loss of salvation — before showing from 1 Corinthians 5, 1 Corinthians 11, Acts 5, 1 Kings 13, and Numbers 20 what it is: the chastening hand of God, taking a believer home early because his life down here has stopped bearing fruit for the Lord. If you've ever wondered whether a true child of God can sin his way out of salvation, or wrestled with hard providences in the lives of believers who died before their time, this verse-by-verse teaching through 1 John was preached for you. It is honest about the tension in the text and honest about what the Bible actually says. This is expository preaching in the fullest sense — not a topical survey of "the sin unto death," but a careful walk through the whole counsel of Scripture on the subject, letting Mark, Galatians, James, 1 Corinthians, Acts, 1 Kings, Numbers, and Deuteronomy interpret 1 John rather than human opinion. This expository sermon walks through 1 John 5:13-16 and related Scripture, explaining: • The confidence a believer has that God hears prayer according to His will • Why an ordinary brother caught in sin should be carried to God in prayer, not gossip • What "he shall give him life" means for a believer who has backslidden

(1) Israel Watch 7/29/26: There is renewed escalation in the war with Iran as U.S. and I.D.F take part in joint attacks on IRGC assets inside of Iraq. We clarify the fact that while Germany's government is supportive of Israel, the anti-Israel, Nazi, satanic spirit of hatred for Jews in Germany continues to grow. And we provide a video clip showing that Hamas leaders are doing exactly as Mohammad did and would do. (2) Anthony Fauci: called before a Senate Committee hearing he invoked the 5th Amendment (inappropriately) 111 times. Several clips... (3) The Alien Evolution Hoax: This time it's a meteorite conveniently landing in the New Jersey home of an "amateur astronomer". The meteorite contained The headlines announce that it contains "the building blocks for life" which is a baseless fairy tale claim. (4) Some "Funny Things": Flock Cameras, Lawn Darts and Baptist Road. https://bbfohio.com

We see how Israel was deceived into making a covenant with Gibeon

The sermon explores the divine design for marriage as a holy covenant intended to withstand spiritual attacks from Satan. Drawing from Genesis and Ephesians, it outlines specific roles where husbands are called to provide, protect, and lead sacrificially, while wives are instructed to show respect and submission. Brother Gleiser emphasizes that healthy homes require intentional effort, mutual affection, and communication to counteract cultural pressures and personal flaws. By adopting these biblical principles, families can create a spiritual environment that honors God and influences future generations. Ultimately, the message urges believers to prioritize their marriages as foundational to the health and revival of the church.

Peter had just given the right answer — "Thou art the Christ, the Son of the living God" — and moments later Jesus turned and said, "Get thee behind me, Satan." What happened in between? Pastor Mark Julian opens Matthew 16 at Quentin Road Baptist Church to expose the "whatabouts" that surface the moment God calls us to something: What about this? What about that? How is God going to fix that? Peter's whatabouts would have skipped Jerusalem, skipped the cross, and left every one of us without hope. Find out why doing the will of the Father outweighs comfort, status quo, and even life itself — and why joy is never found wrestling God over His will. Scripture referenced: Matthew 16:12-23; Galatians 1:3-4

The sermon analyzes the first beast of Revelation 13 as a political entity derived from the Roman Empire, tracing its historical progression through seven heads and ten horns. It argues that this beast derives its authority from Satan but operates under God's sovereign permission to test nations. The preacher identifies four key characteristics: satanic power, implicit worship by nations, utterance of blasphemies against God's law, and persecution of the saints. Emphasis is placed on distinguishing between explicit and implicit idolatry, warning that civil governments usurping divine prerogatives engage in blasphemous worship. The message concludes with a call for believers to maintain patience and faith, recognizing Jesus Christ as the sole King of Kings.