Spiritual deception is real, and false teaching doesn't always look obviously dangerous. In 1 Timothy 4:1–5, Paul warns that some will depart from the faith by following deceptive spirits and false teachers. Their message may sound spiritual, but it contradicts God's Word and distorts the goodness of God's creation and the gospel. How can we recognize the counterfeit? By knowing the genuine article. God's Word exposes falsehood and reminds us that every good gift comes from our good Creator and is meant to be received with thanksgiving. Most importantly, salvation is not something we earn through religious performance or self-denial. False religion says DO; the gospel says DONE. False religion says ME; the gospel says JESUS.

The Trinity is not a secondary doctrine or mere theological language. The Bible teaches that there is one true God who eternally exists as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. In this episode, Dave Jenkins explains the biblical doctrine of the Trinity and why it is essential to the gospel and Christian worship. For more from Contending for the Word Q&A, please visit: https://servantsofgrace.org/contending-for-the-word-qa/

This sermon provides a comprehensive recap of the doctrine of the Trinity, defining it as one God existing in three distinct, fully divine persons. The speaker emphasizes the biblical and historical foundations of this truth, citing key creeds like Nicene and Athanasian to affirm orthodox belief against modern distortions. It addresses common difficulties and misconceptions, such as the claim that the word 'Trinity' is absent from Scripture or that the concept is incomprehensible. The lesson critically examines specific heresies including modalism, Arianism, and tritheism, exposing their theological errors and contemporary manifestations in groups like Oneness Pentecostals and Mormons. Ultimately, the teaching aims to equip believers with a robust understanding of God's nature to foster accurate worship, defend against false teachings, and appreciate the Trinitarian work in salvation and sanctification.

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Are we pushing our own ideas? Are we, praying to God for faithful and diligent ministers to lead and build the church? Are we really aware that the groves, or the harvest is really owned by Jesus? Do you agree that 'inside information' from the Lord, supremely beneficial for the labor He has called us to? Are we praying to the Lord for the souls He desires or even the ways He wants us to evangelize? Please listen to "The Proper Diagnosis" taught by Pastor Jamie, and find out how to operate in the World's Harvest.

Even in a night the disciples were utterly clueless about, Jesus had already carefully arranged every detail, right down to the surprising sorrow of betrayal, which was itself part of the plan foretold since the Old Testament. At the Passover table, Jesus reveals that he himself, not the lamb, is the true meal: take, this is my body, poured out for many, so that everything we truly need is found not in performance but in receiving him.

This is the fifth part of The Power of Prayer discussing The Sin List in an in-studio session with Rob Randall sharing on how to develop this list so we can live free. This Spiritual Warfare teaching comes from years of research, personal involvement and commitment to see others released from the grips of the enemy. This is the audio content from the radio program called The Invisible War.

In 1 Corinthians 11:17-34, the Apostle Paul addresses the significance and proper conduct of the Lord's Supper, emphasizing the need for unity and reverence among believers. He critiques the Corinthian church for their divisions and selfish behavior during communal meals, urging them to examine their hearts and approach the table with humility. Paul highlights the importance of remembering Christ's sacrifice through the bread and wine, reinforcing that partaking in the Lord's Supper is not just a ritual but a profound act of faith and community. This teaching serves as a reminder for Christians to honor the sacredness of this ordinance, fostering love and respect within the church body.

Sunday PM, September 6, 2026

This sermon addresses the sanctity of human life from conception, arguing that abortion constitutes the unjustified taking of innocent life made in God's image. The preacher emphasizes that God actively forms and knows each individual in the womb, citing Scripture to refute the notion that a fetus is merely a cluster of cells. While condemning the practice as murder and highlighting its prevalence, the message also extends profound pastoral care to those burdened by guilt or facing tragic pregnancy complications. Through personal testimony and biblical exposition, the sermon encourages trust in God's sovereignty and offers assurance of forgiveness through Christ for all sins, including abortion.