Temptation on SermonAudio

This class will carefully explore and equip regarding the constant Christian tension of being "in the world, but not of the world," by exploring core Scriptures, common temptations, and heart / habit protections given us in Christ.

This sermon examines Jesus' teaching in Matthew 5 on the seventh commandment, exposing the inward sin of lust as equivalent to adultery. The preacher argues that true righteousness requires a radical mortification of sin, urging believers to take drastic measures to remove temptations from their lives. Rather than relying on self-effort or superficial fixes, the message emphasizes that holiness is found only through dependence on Christ and the Holy Spirit. By confronting the destructive nature of sexual sin and the futility of hiding behind 'fig leaves,' the sermon directs listeners to find hope and purity in the finished work of Jesus. Ultimately, it calls for a heart transformation where believers gaze upon Christ's beauty rather than forbidden desires.

Sermon: Walking in Wisdom (7) - Fighting Temptation Scripture: Proverbs 6:20 - 7:27

Jesus walks on water, comforts his disciples during a storm, and emphasizes His divine majesty and power over creation. The sermon highlights Jesus' withdrawal to pray as a model for relying on God in times of pressure and temptation. Key theological themes include the dual nature of Christ, the gradual process of sanctification, and the importance of maintaining a tender heart toward God. The message serves as an exhortation to embrace spiritual growth opportunities rather than remaining passive or spiritually hardened. It offers encouragement that believers can find strength and comfort in Jesus' presence in difficult times.

Jesus says that the evidence of eternal life is that we'd rather gouge out our eye than settle into the sin of lust.

The sermon examines Jesus' forty-day temptation in the wilderness, contrasting His divine affirmation at baptism with His subsequent isolation and assault by Satan. It highlights how Christ, as the second Adam, succeeded where the first Adam failed, thereby securing victory over sin for humanity. The preacher challenges believers to reject the desire for a faith without suffering and to embrace trials as part of God's sovereign will. Emphasizing Hebrews 2 and 4, the message assures that Jesus understands human weakness and provides bold access to the throne of grace for those facing temptation. Ultimately, salvation is presented as a transfer from the defeated race of Adam to the victorious race of Christ through faith.

The Power of Fear & Temptation#2 Luke 22:54-- 23:32 The Real Christmas Story Dr. Jim Phillips preaches this message on the mission field. If anyone would like to make a donation to help no matter how small. It will be appreciated. Thank you. Our Address in Fish Lake Valley is POB 121 Dyer, Nevada 89010 or HC 72 Box 19102 Fish Lake Valley Nevada 89010. You Can make your donation through paypal or any credit card. IRS EIN # 82-5114777

This sermon examines James 1:12-15 to explain the dangerous progression from temptation to sin and ultimately to death. The speaker emphasizes that while God does not tempt anyone, individuals are drawn away by their own lustful desires. Using biblical examples such as David and Bathsheba, the text illustrates how visual exposure can lead to coveting and subsequent spiritual failure. The central message urges believers, particularly men, to guard their hearts and eyes by immersing themselves in Scripture and actively fighting internal battles against sinful thoughts. Ultimately, enduring these tests through faith results in receiving the crown of life promised to those who love Christ.