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We discuss this picture of the slothful man being like a door turning upon his hinges and the Biblical truth that no Christian ought to be such a person. Also Reference: Hebrews 6:12, Ecclesiastes 10:18, Titus 3:8 https://bbfohio.com

Romans 14:10–12 calls us out of self-justification and into the presence of the living God. Paul reminds us that every knee will stand before Christ's judgment seat, and every tongue will give account. This is a humbling text; not for condemning our brother or sister, but for examining our own hearts. The Lord who redeemed us will also judge us, and that solemn truth should lead us to reverence, repentance, and hope.

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This sermon on John 3:1-16 expounds the necessity of sovereign regeneration. Nicodemus, a Pharisee and Sanhedrin member, approaches Jesus privately by night, acknowledging His divine signs yet treating Him as a mere teacher. Still spiritually blind, he cannot see the kingdom on his own terms. Jesus insists that unless one is born again of water and the Spirit (Ezekiel 36), he cannot enter God's kingdom. Flesh produces only flesh; the natural man is dead in sin, hostile to God, and unable to please Him (Romans 8). The new birth is monergistic—cleansing, transforming, and empowering—entirely the sovereign work of the Spirit, who blows where He wills. When Nicodemus remains confused, Jesus points to the bronze serpent in Numbers: as the Israelites looked to the lifted-up serpent for healing, so the Son of Man must be lifted up that whoever believes in Him may have eternal life. Salvation comes by looking in faith to the crucified Christ alone, by whom the poison of sin is removed. The gospel is all of grace; God alone raises the dead and draws sinners to Himself.

Do you hear Jesus' words of warning to protect your faith and heart, to guard the Gospel truth, when liars come to lure you in the midst of rising trouble and coming judgment? Though the Good Shepherd remains spiritually present, as He would physically depart, the wolves came and continue to come to distract, influence, try to take His place, and have your ear in order to steal your heart.

A sermon on praying that we'd be obedient to and content with God's perfect will.

We find great comfort from the truth of "The Witness of the Spirit." Drawing from both Romans 8 & 1 John 4, we explore how the Holy Spirit assures true believers of their spiritual adoption, points them to Christ, and grows faith, love, and joyful obedience. Don't rest not in changing feelings, but in God's steadfast love and the Spirit's faithful work in us.