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Jew or Gentile, all need to be saved. All have a law. Even though the Mosaic law was given to the Jews, it does not mean the Gentiles have no law. All people have a basic law written in their conscience which is affecting their heart. It is important to listen to the truth.

Sermon | 2 Timothy 4:1-4 | Wednesday Evening Service, September 2, 2026. Preacher: Rocky Stevenson Recorded at: Faith Fellowship, Durbanville The sermon addresses the critical challenges of apostasy, false ecumenism, and artificial intelligence by urging believers to maintain a steadfast commitment to biblical truth. It argues that these issues stem from the progressive displacement of Scripture's authority in favor of cultural compromise and emotional manipulation. Ps Rocky warns against the dangers of doctrinal drift and superficial unity that sacrifices theological integrity for social cohesion. Additionally, the text critiques digital platforms as non-neutral tools designed to shape minds contrary to God's Word, advocating for discernment and active engagement with the gospel online. Ultimately, the message calls the local church to guard the deposit of faith, renew its mind through Scripture, and remain faithful to Christ in a secularizing world. Visit Benoni Bible Church: www.benonibiblechurch.co.za Address: 149 President Brand Rd, Rynfield, Benoni - view on Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/oag383xq3U2b7RQN6 Copyright © 2026, Benoni Bible Church. All rights reserved.

We are shown through Jesus' conversation with the woman at the well that true worship must be centered on the Father and grounded in both spirit and truth. Many people are willing to talk about worship and religion while avoiding the truth about their sin, just as the woman shifted the conversation from her immoral life to the question of where to worship. Jesus did not allow her diversion to take control, but lovingly and wisely brought her face to face with the truth about herself, her false worship, and her need for God. Believers must not be deceived with this common modern type of worship that is built only on emotion, music, tradition, or religious excitement, and seek true worship that responds to the truth of God's Word through the witness of the Holy Spirit.

The devotional centers on the profound truth that true direction and purpose are found only when God's presence accompanies every step of the journey. Drawing from Moses' plea to see God's glory and his insistence that without God's presence, the people should not move forward, the message emphasizes that divine guidance is not optional but essential for faithful obedience. Through a personal story of a near-tragedy on a Seattle freeway, the speaker illustrates how detours, delays, and unexpected interruptions are often divine protections orchestrated by God's presence. The central theme is that believers must cultivate a deep sensitivity to God's leading, trusting that even seemingly negative circumstances may be part of His faithful direction. Ultimately, the sermon calls for a life of dependence on God, where every decision is made with the conviction: 'If You're not going with us, I'm not going anywhere.'

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Have you ever wondered why every one of us is a sinner—not merely because we sin, but because we were born that way? God appointed Adam as the covenant head of the human race. The covenant of works was made with him not only for himself but for all who would descend from him. When Adam willfully disobeyed, his guilt was imputed to us and a corrupted nature was conveyed to us. That is original sin: the guilt of Adam's first transgression and the inherited corruption of our whole nature. Death spread to all people because all sinned in Adam. This is not merely a dark doctrine. It is the necessary backdrop that makes the gospel shine. There is a last Adam. Where the first Adam's disobedience made many sinners, the obedience of Jesus Christ makes many righteous. Join us as we open Scripture together on Adam's covenant headship and original sin—and see why this truth drives us to the only Head who can save.

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This week we dive into the reformed doctrines of sovereign grace and how that intersects the Lindsay Clancy case. For The Love Of Truth is a podcast created through the partnership of Veritas Reformed Baptist Church of West Monroe, LA and Grace Covenant Baptist Church of Monroe, LA. This podcast seeks to discuss current issues through the lens of a Confessional Baptist perspective seeking answers in Scripture and historic Baptist confessionalism.

The sermon expounds on Colossians 3:1-11, urging believers to set their affections on heavenly things rather than earthly desires. It emphasizes that Christians are dead to the old life and must actively mortify sinful behaviors such as sexual immorality, anger, and deceit. The speaker highlights the progressive nature of sanctification, noting that while salvation provides the power to overcome sin, believers must continually renew their minds through Scripture. Unity among diverse believers is underscored by the truth that Christ is all in all, transcending social and cultural divisions. Ultimately, the message calls for a lifestyle of holiness and patience as believers await the glorious return of Jesus.

The sermon contrasts the limited, earthly perspective of human opinion with the supreme authority of Jesus Christ, who comes from heaven and speaks with divine certainty. By examining John 3:31-36, the message highlights that while prophets relayed messages given to them, Jesus testifies to what He personally saw and heard in the presence of the Father. This distinction establishes Christ as the only infallible source of truth about God and eternity, rendering all other human traditions or opinions secondary. The preacher emphasizes that accepting this testimony is an act of sealing God as true, while rejecting it constitutes calling God a liar with eternal consequences. Ultimately, the text divides humanity into two groups: those who believe in the Son and possess eternal life now, and those who refuse to obey Him and remain under the abiding wrath of God.