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  The glory of the Son 27.09.2026 47min

  Though the last days can be fearfully dark, they are wonderfully bright because in them God is speaking to us by his Son. The opening verses of the letter to the Hebrews provide us with one of the most splendid testimonies to the glory of the Messiah, the Jesus of whom the writer speaks with such delight and reverence. He is the heir of all things, the agent of creation, the revealer of God, the upholder of all, the purger of sin, the ruler on high, and the name over all. Do we trust and adore this Jesus, our Christ, as he set before us in the Scripture?
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  God's Letter to the Church 27.09.2026 49min

  GOD'S LETTER TO THE CHURCH TEXT: Revelation 1:10-21; Matthew 16:18 SUMMARY: God's letter to the churches in Revelation, if it is to have its necessary effect on us, must be read through the eyes of John, as he fell in fear like a dead man at the feet of the glorified Christ. I. THE NATURE OF THE LETTER. A. Its origin. B. It's Urgency. II. THE AUTHOR OF THE LETTER A. John, the Human Instrument. B. Christ, the Divine Author. III. THE RECIPIENTS OF THE LETTER, vv. 17-21. A. The Church Identified. 1. The Universal (Invisible) Church defined: see 1689 Confession, 26-1; Westminster Confession, 25-1) -The Invisible Church has a sure Foundation and Builder. -The Invisible Church has Opposition. -The Invisible Church Perseveres. 2. The Local (Visible) Church defined: see 1689 Confession, ch. 26-3; Westminster Confession, 25-5] B. The Church Examined. Who are the individuals referred to as "angels"? -Heavenly beings sent out to the churches as God's messengers? -Human messengers sent out to carry the letter [the book] to the seven churches? -Guardian angels, one for each congregation? -A Pastor, an elder or a group of elders, who are messengers of God's Word to their congregations, and carry some responsibility for their welfare? C. The Church Exhorted. The letters are written: 1. to "the angel," probably a pastor or group of elders. 2. to the visible church on earth as a whole. 3. to specific local churches. 4. to individuals within the church.
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  Why Sit We Here Until We Die? (2 Kings 7) 27.09.2026 57min

  The sermon explores the narrative of the four lepers in 2 Kings 7 to illustrate the necessity of active faith over passive waiting. It contrasts the paralyzing fear of the lepers with the divine provision that follows their decision to step into the unknown, emphasizing that God uses imperfect and outcast individuals to fulfill His purposes. The message addresses the common Christian struggle of allowing sin or perceived inadequacy to hinder service, urging believers to fight their battles while continuing to serve the Lord. It further critiques the attitude of the skeptical official who doubted God's word, highlighting the danger of speaking against divine promises. Ultimately, the preacher calls the congregation to reject stagnation and embrace the 'twilight' of their lives as a time for renewed vigor, trusting that God will make a way when they take the first step of faith.
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  Three Interpretative Views 27.09.2026 24min
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  The fear of the Lord 27.09.2026 16min

  Come, ye children, hearken unto me: I will teach you the fear of the LORD. (Psalm 34:11) **Sermon summary:** This sermon explores the theological concept of the fear of the Lord, defining it not as slavish dread but as a godly habit of reverence, awe, and submission produced by the Holy Spirit. Drawing primarily from Psalm 34, the message emphasizes that this fear is the foundation of true religion and wisdom, illustrated through biblical narratives such as David's handling of the Ark and the judgment of Ananias and Sapphira. The exposition highlights God's sovereignty and the necessity of aligning worship and conduct with His revealed will, contrasting the security of those who fear Him with the peril of the wicked. By examining multiple passages in Proverbs, the teaching underscores that humility and reverence lead to life, honour, and spiritual satisfaction, urging believers to maintain a constant awareness of God's presence in their daily lives.
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  The Way of the Righteous and the Way of the Ungodly 27.09.2026 33min

  Hymns: Fill Thou My Life , O Lord with Praise Love Divine, All Loves Excelling That Man Is Blest Who Fearing God Outline: I. The Pursuit of Happiness II. The Godly Man's Portrait III. The Road to Death
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  The Fearful Deliverer 27.09.2026 43min
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  Jacob Tries To Short-Circuit God’s Plans 27.09.2026 34min

  Beloved in the Lord Jesus: Jacob was godly, but he looked and the winds and the waves and he took his eyes off of the Lord. Yes, he had met with the Lord and his angels and was recently reassured of God's call to return to Canaan. Yes, he had the support of his wives to return. Yes, God had protected from Laban. Yes, God prospered him and made him into 2 companies. But fear took over his life…again! Fear is like a recurring disease that flares up ever so often. Hear today what fear made Jacob do. Our headings are: 1. Jacob Gathers a Gift for Esau 2. Jacob Gives the Gift to Esau 3. Jacob Gets his Family Ready to Meet Esau Our goals are: That you will use God's methods to accomplish God's goals and so bring glory to Christ.
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  Election Is Unchangeable Because God Is Unchangeable 27.09.2026 30min

  Beloved in the Lord Jesus: All men from the fall of Adam have been inherently sinful and under God's just condemnation, but God elected some of those under condemnation to save them through his Son, through the preaching of the Gospel. God did this out of pure grace, giving man faith to receive that grace. (That grace is Jesus obeying and suffering for man and satisfying God's anger against man.) You also saw God did not only elect you because of his love (Deuteronomy 7), but also for his pleasure. (Article 10) Now Article 11 teaches election to salvation is unchangeable! Why is this important? If election were unchangeable, it means your salvation is eternal! So this is a doctrine of comfort, not one of fear. Hear this doctrine today. Our headings are: 1. God cannot Change 2. So Your Election Cannot be Changed Our goals are: That you will receive comfort from your election, that you will praise God daily with your mouth for your election, and that you will have renewed zeal to spread the Gospel so the elect can be brought in.
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  Drawing Near to God Without Fear 27.09.2026 30min
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  David – Slaying Goliath 27.09.2026 47min

  1. The Fearful Scenario 2. David's Godly Response 3. The Significant Victory
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  Acceptance VS Rejection 27.09.2026 45min

  The sermon explores the psychological and spiritual impact of rejection versus acceptance, using the narrative of Esau and Jacob in Genesis 25 to illustrate how childhood dynamics and favoritism can shape a person's self-image and lead to the despising of one's spiritual birthright. It argues that while the world offers counterfeit acceptance through social validation and comparison, true acceptance is found exclusively in God, who views every individual as fearfully and wonderfully made. The message addresses the modern epidemic of insecurity and mental health struggles among youth, attributing these issues to strongholds formed by past trauma and the lies of the enemy. It calls for a transformation of the mind through the recognition of faulty perspectives, the forgiveness of childhood wounds, and the active renunciation of Satan's lies in favor of God's truth. Ultimately, the sermon emphasizes that salvation by grace provides a secure identity in Christ, freeing believers from the need for worldly approval and enabling them to live in the fullness of their divine value.
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  24 Isaiah's End Times 27.09.2026 46min

  This sermon examines Isaiah chapters 24 through 27 to demonstrate the prophetic connection between the Old Testament and the events of the Great Tribulation. The teaching highlights the devastation of the earth, the judgment of rebellious angels, and the ultimate triumph of Christ, who reigns on Mount Zion and destroys the veil of death. Key themes include the millennial banquet, the restoration of Israel, and the resurrection of the dead, offering comfort to believers who face the fear of mortality. The preacher emphasizes that God's plans formed long ago in perfect faithfulness ensure that all tears will be wiped away and all former troubles forgotten. This exposition serves as a pastoral encouragement, urging the congregation to trust in God's protection and share the gospel with those still under the veil of ignorance.
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  21 1 Peter 3:5-7 - Sarah's Example and Husbands Respect Your Wives 27.09.2026 47min

  This sermon explores the biblical principles of marital submission and mutual honor found in 1 Peter 3, emphasizing the 'hidden person of the heart' as a source of spiritual influence. The teaching uses the examples of Sarah, Hannah, and Ruth to illustrate how a wife's gentle and quiet spirit can serve as a powerful testimony, even to an unbelieving husband. It addresses the challenge of suffering while doing what is right, encouraging believers to view such trials as godly suffering rather than a cause for fear. The message concludes by directing husbands to live with their wives in understanding and honor, recognizing them as fellow heirs of the grace of life, thereby ensuring that their prayers are not hindered.
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  Is God’s Word Practical? 26.09.2026 33min

  I believe that Mark chapter 4 is a very critical chapter in the Bible for us to understand. It explains very clearly the difference between God's role and the believers role in sharing the gospel. If you take the general teachings of most churches in America you will probably find that the church does not understand the truth that we discover in Mark chapter 4. The average church teaches that the church is not relevant for today's culture and must be more practical and the people need to feel more comfortable when coming to church. So what most do is to adjust the service to included elements to make sure the crowds are comfortable and they water down the Word of God. The whole point of the church today is to make the service more practical for the crowds, not understanding the word of of God will never be understood until God changes the hearts of people so they can hear and respond to God's word and extrude worship.
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  140: Surrounded in Safety (Through the Psalms) Psalm 125 26.09.2026 56min

  Welcome to Through the Psalms, a weekend ministry of The Truth Pulpit. Over time, we will study all 150 psalms with Pastor Don Green from Truth Community Church in Cincinnati, Ohio. We're glad you're with us. Let's open to the Psalms now as we join our teacher in The Truth Pulpit. https://www.thetruthpulpit.com
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  Don't Curse Your Mountain 25.09.2026 35min

  This sermon explores the theme of finding divine provision within life's most difficult challenges, using the behavior of the ibex as a central illustration. The speaker argues that believers should not curse their 'mountains' or obstacles, as these trials often contain the specific spiritual nutrients and intimacy with God that cannot be found in comfortable circumstances. Drawing from Psalm 121, the message emphasizes the deliberate act of lifting one's eyes to God, who made both heaven and earth, rather than looking down in fear or doubt. The preacher highlights that God's help is already prepared before the need arises, much like the minerals embedded in the rock face before the ibex climbs. Through personal testimonies of loss and healing, the sermon encourages the audience to view their current struggles as opportunities for growth, trusting that the Lord is the source of their strength and sustenance.
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  Abraham the Friend, Faithful and Fearful of God - K.A. Matthews 25.09.2026 42min
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  What Seminary Missed 24.09.2026 46min

  This sermon addresses five critical areas often overlooked in theological education, emphasizing practical Christian living over academic theory. The speaker highlights the necessity of personal soul winning, urging believers to lead others to Christ through direct, one-on-one evangelism rather than relying solely on pulpit ministry. A significant portion is dedicated to the theological concept of grieving the Holy Spirit, explaining that unforgiveness and bitterness hinder the anointing and intimacy with God, whereas total forgiveness restores the Spirit's presence. The discourse also calls for a restoration of the fear of God, citing historical revivals like the Great Awakening as evidence of its power to transform society. Finally, the sermon instructs on the biblical principle of tithing as an act of gratitude and honor, concluding with a direct invitation for listeners to confess their faith and accept Jesus Christ as their Savior.
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  The Conclusion of the Matter 24.09.2026 56min

  VaultAI Summary: This sermon concludes a series on Ecclesiastes by examining the book's final verses, which declare that the ultimate purpose of human life is to fear God and keep His commandments. The preacher contrasts the emptiness of seeking meaning under the sun with the liberating clarity found in recognizing one's Creator, arguing that all worldly pursuits are vanity without Christ. He emphasizes that divine wisdom, sourced from the Good Shepherd, serves to guide believers through life, urging them to submit to God's truth rather than kicking against it. The message highlights the necessity of revering God as the foundation of wisdom and obedience, noting that this fear of the Lord is a gift of the new covenant that preserves the soul. Finally, the sermon warns of the coming judgment of all secret things, urging listeners to find their rest and identity in Jesus Christ to ensure their lives are lived in accordance with God's will.