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Brian's sermon explores the Christian command to forgive others without limit, drawing primarily from the Parable of the Unmerciful Servant in Matthew 18. It emphasizes that while God's forgiveness of human sin is vast and unpayable, believers are equally obligated to extend mercy to others. The preacher outlines a practical process for achieving forgiveness by engaging the will, actions, mind, and emotions, noting that feelings often follow obedience rather than precede it. Key distinctions are made between forgiveness, which is unilateral, and reconciliation, which requires repentance, as well as between forgiving and forgetting or minimizing the offense. Ultimately, the message encourages reliance on the Holy Spirit's power to overcome bitterness and trust God with justice, illustrated by the story of Joseph and Corrie Ten Boom.

While Judaism focuses on the law and many American Christians are posting the Ten Commandments in classes, fighting those battles, but we are teaching about the Righteousness of God apart from the law. When we are saved by Grace through faith, He begins to write His laws on our heart, its the faith in Jesus, and not the deeds of the law.

Sermon References Exodus 20:17 Romans 7:7-12 Philippians 4:11-12

A wrap up message to our study of the Ten Commandments examining the NT Christian's relationship to the Law of Moses and why and how the Law has been done away with (fulfilled) in Christ.

申命記.4:9-14 The Ten Commandments elivered out of the Fire and Black Clouds

This sermon explores the true nature of the Sabbath by examining Jesus' interaction with the Pharisees in Matthew 12. It contrasts the burdensome, legalistic restrictions imposed by religious leaders with Christ's definition of the day as a time for mercy and necessity. The preacher argues that the Sabbath was created for human benefit and serves as a fundamental need for reflecting on God's creation and redemption. By highlighting Jesus' authority over the Sabbath, the message asserts that the day is intended for acts of compassion and spiritual renewal rather than rigid extra biblical keeping of man made rules. Ultimately, the text calls believers to view the Sabbath not as a heavy obligation but as a glorious opportunity to behold and proclaim divine mercy through Christ.