Today we will be finishing Luke's narration of the Jesus's Sermon on the Plain in which Jesus calls us to deep personal reflection and taking stock of our spiritual walk. Luke 6:43-49

In tonight's special service, director Stephen Bond gives a brief overview of the crucial points that revolve around the important role of VBS in not only the children's lives, but also the lives of those involved. Pastor John Peront concludes the service with a encouragement to the assembly and various prayer requests that will be very helpful as the VBS staff moves forward in the ministry.

The sermon explores the theological concept of sanctification as a progressive work of the Holy Spirit that sets believers apart for God's glory. It identifies three primary means of this cleansing process: the truth of Scripture, which exposes sin and purifies the heart; divine chastening, which disciplines believers to correct behavior without punishing them; and patient waiting on God, which removes self-reliance and fosters dependence on His wisdom. The speaker emphasizes that while salvation is instantaneous, sanctification is an ongoing journey requiring active separation from worldly influences. By enduring these refining processes, Christians are conformed to the image of Christ and prepared for effective service. The message concludes with a call to embrace holiness and rely entirely on God's power rather than human effort.

The Plan Of Salvation Acts 7:44-46 1. We must enter through the ONLY door. John 10:1-2, 7-9 2. Next comes separation and daily cleansing. 2 Corinthians 6:14; Ephesians 5:26-27 3. We enter into fellowship of the Word at the table. Matthew 6:11 4. We learn to walk in the light at the candlestick. 1 John 1:7 5. Then comes power in prayer at the incense altar. 1 Thessalonians 5:17 6. We are then ready to enter the Most Holy place to the highest level of personal power and detailed service. Psalm 37:23 7. Thus we reach perfect rest and peace under the blood. Matthew 11:28-30; John 14:27; 16:33

The sermon explores the spiritual lessons derived from Joshua chapter 13, focusing on the concept of remaining land that must still be possessed. It highlights how God continues to use believers in their senior years, emphasizing that service and fruitfulness do not cease with age. The message contrasts the incomplete conquest of the Canaanites with the complete satisfaction found in Christ as the Levite's inheritance. Through this biblical account, the preacher urges listeners to resist sin, remain content in God alone, and actively pursue a deeper walk with Him regardless of their life stage.

Thank you for watching our services. This message is from our PM service 2nd Aug.

(AI Generated Summary) The sermon explores the profound mystery of God's unconditional love for Israel as revealed in Malachi 1, contrasting His mercy toward Jacob with His judgment on Esau. It argues that true worship stems from a heart transformed by the realization that divine favor is not earned but given freely through sovereign grace. The preacher connects this Old Testament truth to the New Covenant, pointing believers to the cross of Christ as the ultimate demonstration of God's love and justice. By observing God's dealings with the world and His people, believers are called to reject empty ritualism and embrace heartfelt devotion. The message concludes that recognizing our own unworthiness alongside God's lavish grace should lead to eternal praise and sincere service.