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”You have committed adultery with her already in your heart.”
Your own heart is betraying you. Why? How?
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Why does God see you as a murderer? God sees human life as sacred; so sacred that both physical and non-physical acts of violence are seen as attacks on the life He gives and sustains. This has personal and institutional implications for how we treat human life, many of which Pastor Paul deals with in this sermon.
Ultimately, in Jesus’ summary of the Mosaic Law, He stresses this truth in the positive, that His disciples must love their neighbours as themselves. And so we are called to everything we can to preserve the sanctity of human life. But what does this look like?
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How does Christ want us to remember His resurrection?
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What is the paradox of the crucifixion? Jesus’ death on a cross looks like a failure. Why do Christians believe that His suffering somehow fits into God’s plan? How did all the evil forces against Him, culminate in Him saving us from our sins? And if this really happened, how then do you and I receive this gift of salvation? This is the message of all messages that you need to hear. It’s no coincidence that you are reading this.
This sermon was preached by Rev Samuel Joseph from True Life Bible-Presbyterian Church (Singapore).
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How should Christians regard wealth?
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Why was stubbornness and a refusal to listen to one's parents punishable by death in the Old Testament?
As with many other historically gross sins, society has come to celebrate a spirit of rebellion under the guise of bravery and ingenuity. Is what some call an “inevitable phase of growing up”, really that? Is it merely a physiological phenomenon, or is it a spiritual malady, healed only by a spiritual power?
And why, of all the Ten Commandments, does this commandment have a promise attached to it?
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Does “keeping the Lord’s Day holy” only mean going to church? This is another polarising topic in Christianity today. In this sermon, Pastor Paul cuts through both sides of the spectrum (man-made rigidity VS antinomianism) to deliver the keys to truly understanding the purpose of the Christian Sabbath.
Why do bad things happen to good people? In this sermon, Pastor Paul reveals the divine principle always at work in our lives; the blueprint we’re oblivious to while we ponder: “Why is God letting me suffer?”
In James 1:1-4, the Apostle singles out “patience” as the preeminent virtue obtained by passing God’s tests. He goes further to say that patience holds the power to make you “perfect”. What kind of patience is he talking about and how can it possibly perfect us?
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Why does the 3rd Commandment have a double warning? In Ephesians 4:1, the Apostle Paul exhorted the believers to “walk worthy” of their calling from God. Where did he get that idea from? One place he might’ve drawn inspiration from is the third of the Ten Commandments.
Like the rest of its counterparts, this commandment entails much more than refraining from casually using ‘OMG’ in our speech. Obeyed correctly, it may alter the course of a conscientious believer’s life. Listen on to find out how
📄 Follow along with this sermon's transcript: https://www.bethelbpc.com.au/sermon-database/thou-shalt-not-dishonour-gods-name
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