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We return once more to this vital chapter. Here we have the doctrine of God's judicial hardening of Israel. Their table becomes a snare. God's blessings become a curse when people refuse to give Him thanks and instead boast in themselves and disobey God's commands.

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This sermon examines a distinctive of healthy churches as being evangelistic, grounded in the example of the early church in Acts 5. It clarifies common misunderstandings of evangelism and defines it simply as the proclamation of the plain gospel message. The preacher emphasizes that evangelism is a command for the entire body of believers, driven by obedience to Christ, compassion for perishing sinners, and a desire for God's glory. By highlighting the sovereignty of God in conversion, the message offers comfort to believers who fear inadequacy or lack of results, encouraging them to be faithful witnesses. The sermon concludes with practical applications, urging the church to be gospel-minded, seek opportunities to share Christ, and live lives that reflect the transformative power of the gospel.

The command is: I. BUY THE TRUTH. (23:23) We buy truth because of: (a.) Its value. We buy truth with: (b.) Our love. (c.) Our faithfulness. (d.) Our submission. The command is: II. DO NOT SELL IT. (PROV. 23:23) We sell the truth because of the: (a.) Lack of interest. (b.) Lack of application. (c.) Lack of faithfulness.

Grab your Bible and join us from the Savannah Mission Bible Training Center as we wrap up our study of the fourth Commandment and learn why the Sabbath is to be kept holy and why God has given believers this command.

This sermon examines three distinct commands from the Sermon on the Mount: the prohibition against swearing oaths, the rejection of personal retaliation, and the imperative to love one's enemies. The speaker argues that Christians must be truthful in their speech, rendering oaths unnecessary, and must leave vengeance to God rather than seeking private justice. While acknowledging the difficulty of these teachings, the lesson emphasizes that divine protection and the legal system serve as proper boundaries against abuse, whereas personal vigilante action is forbidden. The central message calls believers to a higher standard of character, where integrity in word and self-sacrificial love for those who oppose them reflect the perfection of the Heavenly Father.

Pastor Don's Books: https://ttwpress.com 2854 - https://www.thetruthpulpit.com

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What does it mean to not take God's name in vain? How can we rightly honor the name of the Lord with our lips and in our lives? Let's explore Heidelberg Catechism #99 together!

The sermon unpacks a difficult passage in which the Lord confronts Moses over an uncircumcised son, Gershom, and Zipporah, his mother, circumcises the child, prompting the Lord to relent from killing her husband, Moses. While acknowledging differing interpretations of who was threatened, God's covenant commands are emphasized. Tracing circumcision from Abraham through Israel's later laws, circumcision as a covenant sign involving blood is explained. Scripture ultimately points beyond outward ritual to the circumcision of the heart and genuine faith. He urges parents and believers to take God's commands seriously while emphasizing personal faith and redemption rather than reliance on religious rules or family status. The passage, points to Jesus, whose blood brings forgiveness and redemption for his people: believers need hearts changed by God and a worthy Redeemer.