The God who claimed you for Himself is working Christlikeness in you through His lowly ministers as they lead you to live for God every day. - God gives you His lowly ministers to help you glorify God with your body by leading you away from worldliness to wisdom (7:25). - God gives you His lowly ministers to help you glorify God with your body by leading you away from falling away to faithfulness (7:26–28). - God gives you His lowly ministers to help you glorify God with your body by leading you away from earthly purposes to eternal purposes (7:29–31).

Pastor Brian challenges and encourages us to press on and fight the Spiritual battle waging in each of our lives.

An introduction to the way of wisdom revealed in the Book of Proverbs. I. The Author II. The Aim III. The Audience

This sermon explores the petition 'Your will be done' from the Lord's Prayer, emphasizing that prayer aims to align human desires with God's sovereign purposes rather than forcing divine action. The preacher outlines three key truths: God's will is absolute and sovereign over all events, including suffering; it is inherently good because God works even evil for ultimate redemption; and believers must actively desire this will above their own sinful inclinations. Using illustrations like chess and family travel, the text argues that trusting God's wisdom requires surrendering control and relying on Christ's perfect righteousness for justification. The message concludes by urging listeners to seek God's revealed will through Scripture and to pray for the grace to obey it faithfully.

Human wisdom makes futile attempts to answer the important question of how an angry God may be placated. Divine revelation is needed. Also, here is a warning to all believers against spiritual carelessness and irreverence in the handling of holy things.

The sermon challenges modern churches to evaluate their growth not by numerical success or human metrics, but by spiritual fidelity and adherence to biblical truth. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 3, the message emphasizes that Jesus Christ is the only valid foundation for any church structure, warning against building with durable materials like gold and silver rather than combustible ones like wood and hay. It highlights the danger of spiritual immaturity and division, which stem from prioritizing personality cults and human wisdom over Christ-centered unity. The preacher asserts that God alone owns and evaluates the church as His holy temple, making faithfulness in construction more critical than visible expansion. Ultimately, the congregation is urged to focus on eternal durability and obedience to God's standards rather than temporary, worldly approval.