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Paul begins by listing seven things that he had been confronted with in life and ends with ten additional challenges and we learn that NONE of these can separate us from the love of God. And we also discuss why sin was not in the list... Also Reference: 2 Timothy 3:12, 1 Peter 4:19, Romans 8:17-18, Colossians 2:13-15, 1 John 2:12, Philippians 1:2-6 MUSIC: Hymn # 588 "My Sins Are Gone" Hymn # 29 (A) "The Love of God" Hymn # 579 () "The Banner of the Cross" Hymn # 380 (E) "How Firm A Foundation" https://bbfohio.com

The sermon analyzes the letter to the church in Smyrna, highlighting their experience of severe tribulation and poverty caused by persecution from a hostile synagogue. It contrasts their material suffering with their spiritual richness, emphasizing that true wealth is found in faithfulness to Christ rather than earthly possessions. The preacher warns against developing a persecution complex and clarifies that opposition often stems from religious zeal rather than mere state authority. Drawing parallels to Daniel and the martyrdom of Polycarp, the message encourages believers to remain steadfast without fear, trusting in Jesus' victory over death. Ultimately, it calls the congregation to hold fast to their name in Christ, assured that conquering through suffering leads to eternal life.

The Four Horsemen - The Pale Horse The seven seals are progressing in intensity. Deception was followed by war, which was followed by famine, which is now followed by death. Though it is a time of gruesome death, the Lamb of God is still in control.

An exposition of Acts 14:19-28.

Why wait for 144,000? Revelation 7:1–17 KJV During the darkest period this world will ever experience, God will demonstrate that neither the Antichrist, persecution, judgment, nor death can stop the Gospel of Jesus Christ.Revelation 7 takes us into one of the darkest periods of human history, yet it reveals an extraordinary display of God's mercy. Before further judgment falls, God seals 144,000 servants from the tribes of Israel. Then John sees a great multitude that no man can number, from every nation, kindred, people, and tongue, standing before the throne and praising the Lamb.This message examines God's sealed servants, the tremendous harvest of souls associated with the Great Tribulation, and the eternal victory awaiting those whose robes are made white in the blood of the Lamb.Revelation 7 also confronts the Church with an urgent question:If God will have witnesses during the Tribulation, what are we doing with our opportunity to witness today?The time to preach Christ is now.The time to reach our families is now.The time to win the lost is now.Until the trumpet sounds, the Church must faithfully proclaim that Jesus Christ still saves.The Church will be gone—but God will not be silent.

This sermon reviews Daniel chapters 10 through 12 to establish the trustworthiness of biblical prophecy by demonstrating God's sovereign control over history. The preacher argues that accurate historical fulfillments, such as the rise and fall of empires and the actions of Antiochus IV, validate future predictions regarding the Antichrist and the end times. Key themes include the reality of spiritual warfare, the assurance that God directs global events, and the necessity for believers to maintain a deep knowledge of God to remain faithful during tribulation. The message emphasizes that just as God fulfilled past prophecies with precision, He will also fulfill future eschatological events. Ultimately, the sermon encourages confidence in God's ultimate victory and the preservation of His people.

This sermon interprets Luke 21 to warn believers of impending global tribulation and the necessity of spiritual vigilance. The speaker emphasizes that despite wars, natural disasters, and persecution, Christians should look up with hope as their redemption draws near. A central theme is the absolute requirement for genuine repentance and a right standing with God, rejecting superficial faith or hidden sin. The preacher urges the audience to remain steadfast in truth and integrity, trusting in divine protection rather than worldly wisdom. Ultimately, the message calls for an immediate decision to serve God before the day of judgment arrives.