This sermon explores the nature of true repentance through an exposition of Psalm 51, emphasizing that genuine contrition requires acknowledging the filthiness of sin while simultaneously apprehending God's mercy. The preacher outlines three essential components of this spiritual process: recognizing personal guilt, trusting in divine forgiveness, and applying the atoning blood of Christ for purification. By analysing David's prayer, the text illustrates how believers must move beyond superficial regret to a deep, personal confession that leads to faith in Jesus' sacrificial death. The message underscores that salvation is not achieved through human effort but through the cleansing power of Christ's blood, which washes the soul completely clean. Finally, the sermon calls listeners to embrace this gospel truth and share the hope of redemption with others.

Where do you find your comfort and contentment? Do you see the necessity and goodness of you finding your comfort exclusively in your covenant Lord? Knowing His grace and love to you, do you see your need to seek out your Lord Jesus in the midst of your trials and troubles and find your contentment, your true satisfaction in Him, regardless of how bad your troubles are?

Bible Reading: Lamentations 3:1-3 , Lamentations 3:19-25 1. The storms they encountered. (He was sitting amongst the ashes of the city of Jerusalem.) 2. The Sympathy they experienced. (they had failed the Lord. Yet the prophet now boldly declares that the Lord had never failed them.) 3. Notice the stance they embraced. (With every promise there is always a condition.) The sermon explores the enduring faithfulness of God amidst life's trials, drawing primarily from Lamentations 3 and the hymn Great Is Thy Faithfulness. It emphasizes that while human circumstances and storms may be severe, they cannot consume the believer's soul because God's mercies are new every morning and never fail. The message highlights that suffering often serves a purposeful role in spiritual growth, bringing wealth to the soul rather than destruction. Believers are encouraged to rest in the assurance that Christ is their complete portion and that fresh grace is provided daily for each specific need. Ultimately, the preacher calls the audience to ponder God's love, seek Him in prayer, and wait patiently on His timing, trusting in His unchanging character.

THE SILENCE BETWEEN THE GRAVE AND GLORY. Luke 16:19–31 (KJV)Death is not the end—it is the doorway into eternity. Through the account of the rich man and Lazarus, this message answers one of life's greatest questions: What happens the moment we die? The Bible teaches that eternity begins immediately after death, that every person remains consciously aware, and that our eternal destination is determined by what we do with Jesus Christ in this life. This message offers hope for believers and a loving warning to those who have never trusted Christ. [The most important decision you will ever make is where you will spend eternity.]

Learn some lessons from the woman at the well.

Sunday Morning Service – August 2, 2026 – Pastor Rhon Roberts Hymns used from the following: Great Hymns of the Faith Brentwood Benson Publishing - CCLI License for live streaming Soul Stirring Songs and Hymns - Sword of the Lord Publishers - permission granted by publisher From the Media Ministry of Mukwonago Baptist Church 1610 Honeywell Road Mukwonago, WI 53149 www.mukwonagobaptist.org 262-363-4197

The sermon explores the transformative effects of the new birth as described in 1 Peter, emphasising that true spiritual life originates from the imperishable seed of God's Word. It outlines three primary fruits of this regeneration: the purification of the soul through obedience to truth, the fervent love for fellow believers that mirrors God's own love, and the continuous growth toward maturity by craving spiritual nourishment. Tomi urges listeners to examine their hearts for evidence of this new life, encouraging both assurance for those struggling with sin and a call to salvation for the unsaved. By laying aside malice and deceit, Christians are called to actively serve one another and pursue holiness through daily engagement with Scripture. Ultimately, the message asserts that authentic faith manifests in a community marked by sacrificial love and ongoing spiritual development.