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...and Zionist Christians cannot justify their support for the modern Talmudic state of Israel's genocide of the Palestinian people by coldly saying, "God gave Israel that land." The New Testament makes it clear that the promises to Abraham apply to his spiritual seed, NOT to his fleshly descendants

God has revealed His eternal power and divine nature through creation, leaving humanity without excuse before Him. Expounding Romans 1:19–20, Dave Jenkins explains the clarity and universality of general revelation, the suppression of truth, and human accountability. Creation reveals the Creator, but sinners need the gospel of Jesus Christ for salvation. This message calls believers to worship God, give thanks, and faithfully proclaim Christ. For more from Romans, please visit: https://servantsofgrace.org/category/sermons/romans-the-gospel-that-changes-everything/

In this episode of the Straight Truth Podcast, Dr. Josh Philpot asks Pastor Richard Caldwell what happens when you hide sin and how Christians should live knowing that the Lord sees every secret thought and action. Beginning with Psalm 94:7-11 and Psalm 90:8, Pastor Caldwell explains that the root of overcoming secret sins is the fear of the Lord, which warns the lost of coming judgment at the Great White Throne in Revelation 20 and exhorts believers not to believe Satan's lie that they can get away with concealing sin. Looking at Proverbs 28:13 and 1 John 1:9, he shows that hiding sin from God brings spiritual misery, harms the people around us, and invites the loving, fatherly discipline of God, whereas confessing and forsaking sin in genuine biblical repentance restores a clear conscience, sweet fellowship with the Father, and the blessed life of Psalm 1. Finally, contrasting deliberate concealment with David's humble prayer in Psalm 19 for God to reveal hidden faults and restrain presumptuous sins, Pastor Caldwell reminds believers that although the accuser attacks their private sins, they have an Advocate in Christ whose blood paid for all their sins, freeing them by grace in Romans 6 to walk in obedience as their works are judged for reward.

In Acts 16 Paul and Silas set out on their second missionary journey. The Spirit says "No" to Asia, to Bithynia. Others will carry the gospel there. Now the gospel is being brought to Europe for the very first time. "Come over to Macedonia and help us," v9. Paul touches particularly three lives, Lydia, the Religiously Devout; the slave girl, the Cruelly Bound; the Roman soldier or army veteran, Desperately Troubled, who had reached the place where he felt that he should take his own life. F.F Bruce in his commentary on Acts considered that these three were deliberately chosen to show how the power of Christ was able to bring peace and deliverance to the most diverse types. These three remind us that, as it was then, so now, there is hope for Europe, in fact,, help for the whole world.