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  The Eternal Sabbath 20.09.2026 46min

  Scripture: Revelation 14 Text: Revelation 14:13 Psalters: 292:1-3 98 203 30 31:3,7
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  Lord of the Sabbath 20.09.2026 46min
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  Forgiveness and the Unpardonable Sin 20.09.2026 28min
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  The Lord of the Sabbath Gives Liberty 20.09.2026 31min
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  Sabbath and Creation (I) 20.09.2026 52min

  Scripture Reading: Genesis 1-2:3 Text: Genesis 2:1-3 Heidelberg Catechism: Lord's Day 38 Series: Sabbath and Creation Theme: Sabbath and Creation (I) 1. God Finished His Work 2. God Rested from His Work 3. God Sanctified One Day
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  Lord of The Sabbath 20.09.2026 35min
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  From Clarity to Chaos 20.09.2026 30min

  The persistent Gospel invitation to rest had been rejected by Judah, even by the prophets and priests, with a contemptuous characterization of Isaiah's ministry.
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  A Sabbath Controversy 20.09.2026 47min

  In this sermon, Pastor Rockhill addresses the ongoing controversy surrounding the Fourth Commandment, focusing specifically on the Sabbath as presented in John 5:9-18. He illustrates how the religious leaders of Jesus' time misinterpreted the purpose of the Sabbath, turning it into a burden rather than a blessing. Through Jesus' healing of a man who had been infirm for thirty-eight years, Pastor Rockhill emphasizes that the Sabbath was intended as a day of rest and worship, a divine gift meant for the benefit of humanity. Pastor Rockhill argues that the moral law, including the command to observe the Sabbath, is still applicable today, as it reflects God's created order and moral character. He warns against the dangers of legalism that can arise when man-made traditions overshadow God's commands. The sermon concludes with a call for believers to embrace the Sabbath as a time for spiritual renewal and a reminder of the ultimate rest found in Christ, who fulfilled the law and offers salvation. This message encourages the congregation to honor the Sabbath not out of obligation, but as a delight in God's provision for their souls.
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  The First Day Sabbath 20.09.2026 52min

  VaultAI Summary: This sermon examines Hebrews 4 to explain the theological shift of Sabbath observance from the seventh day to the first day of the week. It argues that the seventh-day rest, associated with creation, is inaccessible to sinners due to the broken covenant, whereas the first day signifies the completed work of redemption and Christ's resurrection. The text presents a parallel between God's rest after creation and Christ's rest after redemption, establishing the Lord's Day as the divinely appointed sign of the people of God. The preacher warns against Judaizing practices that reject this new covenant sign and emphasizes that true Sabbath keeping involves entering into Christ's rest through faith. Finally, the sermon exhorts believers to labor to enter this rest by persevering in faith, finding spiritual nourishment and strength for the week ahead through the proclamation of the gospel on the Lord's Day.
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  The Dangers and Delights of Sabbath-Keeping: Practical Instructions 20.09.2026 50min
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  Public Worship 20.09.2026 33min
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  Luke 6:1-11 “Jesus is Lord of the Sabbath” 20.09.2026 34min
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  Jesus' works are God's works 20.09.2026 31min

  Why Jesus' works even on the Sabbath are good news.
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  Horticulture, Hypocrisy and Hope 20.09.2026 35min
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  Exodus 40 20.09.2026 19min
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  EBC Sunday School: 1689 Baptist Confession #28: Religious Worship and the Sabbath Day 20.09.2026 50min

  This recording is from the 28th session of our current Adult Sunday School class on the 1689 Baptist Confession of Faith, taught by Dan Skiff, on Sept. 20, 2026, on the 22nd chapter of the book, on the topic of "Religious Worship and the Sabbath Day." Please note that due to technical difficulties, only the first 50 minutes of this class was recorded. We apologize for the inconvenience! For more information on Eastford Baptist Church, visit www.eastfordbaptist.com. View full sermons, live services, and more on our YouTube channel! https://www.youtube.com/EastfordBaptistChurch Stream and download our sermons (audio and video versions) on Sermon Audio! https://www.sermonaudio.com/broadcasters/eastfordbaptist/ Visit us on our socials! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eastfordbaptistchurch Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eastfordbaptistchurch
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  Sons of the Stranger 18.09.2026 53min

  The sermon explores the prophetic promise in Isaiah 56 that the 'sons of the stranger' will be brought to God's holy mountain and made joyful in His house of prayer. It identifies this destination not as physical Jerusalem, but as the glorified church in heaven, a place of unbroken communion and rest. The central message outlines six characteristics of those who enter this blessing: joining themselves to the Lord, serving Him, loving His name, being His willing servants, keeping the Sabbath rest found in Christ, and taking hold of His covenant. The preacher emphasizes that this is a personal, willing response to God's grace, urging listeners to come with empty hands rather than relying on their own works. The tone is both inviting and convicting, challenging the audience to examine their faith and actively cling to Christ as the sole mediator of the new covenant.
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  Christ Our Sabbath Rest 17.09.2026 34min
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  1 Day = 1,000 years - 1,000 years = 1 Day? 17.09.2026 1h 19min

  The sermon explores the concept of the Bible as a chronometer, using the principle that one day is as a thousand years to interpret prophetic timelines. It argues for a literal interpretation of the millennium and the Day of the Lord, contrasting this view with amillennialism and preterism. The speaker connects the Sabbath rest in Hebrews 4 to the future thousand-year reign of Christ, where war, hunger, and sickness will cease. Emphasizing God's perfection and the seriousness of sin, the message urges listeners to repent and ensure their names are in the Book of Life before the final judgment.
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  A Touching Display 15.09.2026 34min

  In one synagogue on one Sabbath, a woman bent double for eighteen years came simply to worship, and Jesus stopped mid-sermon to see her, call her, touch her, and set her straight. Then the man in charge stood up and told everyone the healing was against the rules. In this message from Luke 13:10-17, guest speaker Rob-roy Nelson walks through four displays: Jesus teaching, Jesus touching, a synagogue ruler losing his temper, and Jesus triumphing with a single question that silenced every adversary in the room. Along the way you will hear why corporate worship mattered so much to a woman who could barely walk there, how a man who knew his Bible could still be a false teacher, and why the shame Jesus put on His enemies that day is the shame He bore for His people on the cross.