Sermons
At True Words Baptist Church, we provide biblically sound teaching through sermons, Sunday School Lessons, and Bible Studies designed to help you grow in your faith. Access a variety of resources, including text, PDFs, Word documents, audio, and video, to deepen your understanding of Scripture and strengthen your walk with Christ.
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Is Jesus just a good manโor is He God in the flesh? Some call Him a prophet, a wise teacher, or a moral example. But the Bible declares something far greater: Jesus is the eternal Word, the great I AM, the Creator of all things, and the fullness of God in bodily form. If you get this wrong, you miss everything. This sermon walks through the clearest Scriptures on Christโs deity and calls every listener to answer one eternal question: Who do you say that He is?
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If the check came, why are you still broke? In this hard-hitting sermon, we confront a painful truth: the problem isnโt that God hasnโt providedโitโs that weโve wasted what He gave. From nails and fast food to lottery tickets and luxury, too many are burning their blessings on vanity while claiming lack. God calls us not to live for pleasure but to steward His provision with purpose. Will you keep feeding the culture of wasteโor will you repent, take ownership, and start building a legacy? Your money is a test. What does your spending say about your faith?
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Can you spot a wolf in sheepโs clothing? False prophets donโt come wearing hornsโthey come smiling, quoting Scripture, and claiming to speak for God. But Jesus warns us in Matthew 7:15โ23 that theyโre ravening wolves, producing fruit that leads to damnable heresies and destruction. This sermon exposes how false teachers twist the gospel, the signs to look for, and how to measure every so-called โword from the Lordโ against the written Word of God. Are you trusting appearancesโor testing fruit? Eternity could depend on it.
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If God is a Spirit, how should you worship Him? What if your worship is more physical than spiritualโmore ritual than real? This sermon confronts the invisible nature of God from John 4:24 and exposes how idolatry begins when we forget He cannot be seen, carved, or confined. Discover why true worship must come from the heartโnot just the handsโand how the omnipresent, invisible God is seeking those who will worship in spirit and in truth. Are you offering Him what He actually desiresโor just what feels religious?
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Was Paul just a preacherโor was he something more? Many today wrongly claim Paul was ordained as an evangelist in Actsโฏ13, but Scripture makes it clear: Paul was an apostleโnot of men, neither by man, but by Jesus Christ. This sermon walks verse-by-verse through Paulโs writings to prove he never called himself anything but an apostle. Donโt be deceived by man-made offices. Godโs Word settles it: Apostle was the highest callingโand Paul was the final one.
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Ten were healed, but only one returned. Why is gratitude so rare, even in the church? This sermon walks through Luke 17 to reveal how unthankfulness is more than bad mannersโitโs spiritual decay. From entitled hearts to wasted blessings, God sees it all and asks still, โWhere are the nine?โ Learn why a thankful spirit isn’t optionalโitโs the will of God. Are you taking and walking, or turning back to give thanks?
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Are you walking the broad path to destruction or the narrow road to life? In this powerful message from Matthew 7:13โ14, we zoom out to review the Sermon on the Mount and zoom in on the choice every person must make. Jesus warned that few find the narrow wayโbut those who do will walk in truth, light, and lasting joy. Donโt follow the crowd off a cliff. Choose life. Let Godโs Word guide you like the ultimate GPS, and discover the eternal rewards found only on the strait and narrow path.
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Is the office of apostle still active today? This sermon answers with Scripture, not tradition. Apostles were personally chosen by Jesus, saw the risen Christ, laid the Churchโs foundation, wrote Scripture, and confirmed their message with miracles. Their office was the highestโand itโs closed. No modern title can replace it. The Bible says, โFirst apostles,โ and that foundation is already laid. There are only two church offices today: pastors and deacons. This message exposes false claims of apostleship and reminds us to stand firm on the doctrine the real apostles left behindโunchanged, unchallenged, and complete.
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What if the foundation of your faith rested on one unshakable truth? Not a feeling. Not a tradition. But a bold declaration: The Lord our God is one Lord. In a world flooded with spiritual counterfeitsโcrystals, karma, pop culture gods, and personalized religionโthis sermon confronts the confusion with clarity from Scripture. From Deuteronomy to Isaiah, from Jesusโ own words to the epistles, the Bible thunders: there is only one God. But this isnโt cold theologyโitโs a call to undivided worship. This message walks through the doctrine of Godโs oneness, the Trinity, and why false teachings that dilute His nature must…
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What happens when helping others turns into enabling sin? Could your generosity actually be fueling rebellion instead of obedience? In this sermon from 2 Thessalonians 3, Paul lays it down straight: if a man wonโt work, he shouldnโt eat. This isnโt about punishing the weakโitโs about correcting the willfully disobedient within the church. Have we confused kindness with compromise? Are we tolerating laziness in the name of โgraceโ when God calls it disorderly conduct? Youโll walk away knowing why biblical love sometimes means stepping backโand why discipline is part of a holy church.
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Have you ever thought about what kind of prayers actually please God? Could it be that many people today sound more like spiritual leechesโconstantly asking God for material things, but never seeking what truly matters? This sermon dives into Matthewโฏ7 and Lukeโฏ11 to expose the emptiness of “name it and claim it” Christianity and challenges believers to stop asking for more stuffโand start asking for the spiritual gifts that glorify God. Are you praying for riches, or for a heart that hates sin, walks in the Spirit, and boldly preaches the gospel? The answer reveals whether youโre living for selfโor…
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Have you ever stopped to compare what Jesus said about the end times with what most churches teach? Could it be that the popular timeline of a pre-tribulation rapture doesnโt line up with Scriptureโbut instead falls apart under the clear order Jesus gave in Matthew 24 and Revelation 6? This sermon walks through the six seals step by step, revealing how deception, war, famine, persecution, and cosmic signs unfold before the wrath of God is poured out. If the tribulation comes firstโand the rapture afterโthen the real question is: are you ready to endure whatโs coming before Jesus gathers His…
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Have you ever wondered what it really means when the Bible says, โJudge notโ? This sermon tackles that question by showing how Jesus warns against hypocrisy, not discernmentโand how we can judge righteously without being self-righteous.
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Are you just trying to clean up the old youโor have you truly been made new? This sermon confronts the lie that Christianity is about self-improvement and boldly declares that salvation transforms you into a brand-new creation, not a better version of your old self.
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Have you ever wondered how something that seems harmlessโlike โjust one drinkโ or a single pillโcan turn into a prison? This sermon pulls no punches, exposing the cunning grip of substances that numb pain but ultimately steal your heart, relationships, and joy, and it dares you to trade that temporary buzz for the freedom and fullness found only in Christ
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Have you ever wondered what the phrase โabomination of desolationโ really meansโand whether itโs talking about events in the past or ones yet to come? This sermon delves into Danielโs prophecy and Jesusโ warnings (Matthewโฏ24, Markโฏ13, and Lukeโฏ21), explaining how it refers both to ancient temple desecrations and a future endโtime crisis, challenging listeners to understand the signs and take them seriously.
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Have you ever wondered what role prayer really plays in a believer’s lifeโjust a spiritual routine, or something more demanding? This sermon lays out a bold answer: prayer isn’t passive meditation, it’s spiritual laborโan act of obedience, sacrifice, ministry, and warfare that flows from salvation but doesnโt earn it.
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Have you ever paused to ask what it looks like for a man to lead his homeโnot just by words, but in spiritual authority and purpose? This sermon lifts the Father’s Day and wedding-themed moment to ask every father (or soon-to-be father): will you boldly stand against cultural currents and declare, โWe will serve the Lord,โ protecting, providing, and pointing your household toward Christ?
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Have you ever considered what it means to trulyโฏwatch and be ready for Jesus’ returnโnot just follow global news but tend to your own spiritual life? This sermon digs into Matthewโฏ24:29โ51, turning prophecy into personal responsibility: it warns against spiritual sleep and challenges you to live faithfully day to day, so that when the Master returnsโeven unexpectedlyโyouโll be found faithful rather than foolish
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Have you ever wondered whether saying a set prayer is what savesโor if itโs something deeper? This sermon uncovers how the โSinnerโs Prayerโ emerged from human traditions rather than Scripture, and warns that true salvation comes not from repeating words, but from actually believing in Jesus Christโs death, burial, and resurrection
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Have you ever treated Jesus more like a life coach than your only Saviorโsomeone who offers tips and encouragement, rather than the One who died to rescue you from eternal death? This sermon confronts that mistake head-on, declaring that faith isnโt about self-help or improvementโitโs about trusting completely in Christโs finished work, because you canโt save yourself.
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Is it possible to be forgiven by God and still be out of fellowship with Him? Could your unwillingness to forgive others be costing you more than you realize? This sermon dives deep into these questions and challenges what many assume about forgiveness, salvation, and our relationship with the Father.
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Could we already be the generation Jesus spoke of in Matthew 24? What if the signs arenโt comingโbut already here? This sermon raises questions you canโt afford to ignore.
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Could it be that asking a prayer isnโt what actually saves you? Have you ever wondered if the moment you truly believe in Jesusโnot speak a formulaโis the moment you enter eternal life? This sermon challenges the most common โsinnerโs prayerโ assumption and dares you to examine what really matters in coming to Christ.
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What if making a decision for Christ was never meant to be the finish line? Are you just savedโor are you truly following? This sermon pushes past the surface and calls you into the deeper, daily walk of real discipleship.
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What if the one prayer God always answers is different than what youโve been taught? Are your prayers rooted in empty repetitionโor aligned with the model Jesus gave in Matthewโฏ6? This sermon digs beneath the surface and challenges you to pray with purpose, faith, and confidence.
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Want to know the real message behind Jesusโ longest prophecy? What if the end times arenโt just distant eventsโbut a call to personal readiness? This sermon unpacks Matthew 24:1โ31, showing how prophecy transforms into a wake-up callโand asks: will you be watching or wandering when everything begins to unfold?
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Have you noticed how each sunriseโand sunsetโis silently preaching the gospel? This sermon invites you to ponder: Does your life follow the pattern of light, shadow, sleepโand resurrection? It challenges you to see your daily rhythm as God’s story, and ask: will you rest in His promises or stay trapped in the darkness? truewordsbaptist.org
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What if every sunrise is more than just beautifulโitโs a message from God? Do you realize that Jesus isnโt just a guiding lightโHeโs the blazing Sun of Righteousness whose rise brings healing, power, and ultimate judgment? This sermon dares you to look up and meet the Son at dawnโbecause the darkness is fading fast.
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Have you ever paused to wonder why Jesus said that those who seek praise from others will โhave their rewardโ? Could you be performing spiritual acts for applause instead of genuinely honoring God? This sermon dives into Matthewโฏ6:1โ8, challenging listeners to examine their motivesโasking whether their deeds, prayers, and fasting are truly for God or merely for peopleโs praise.
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Could the Feast of Trumpets be more than ancient ceremonyโmight it be a prophetic alarm for the end times? What if this sacred sound signals not celebration, but a warning that the abomination of desolation is near? This sermon unpacks Leviticus 23 and New Testament prophecy to reveal why the trumpet still mattersโand why you canโt afford to ignore its blast.
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Have you ever paused to wonder why God makes it clear that He doesnโt rejoice when the wicked die? Could it be that this isnโt just about justiceโbut a deeper expression of His heart for repentance and redemption? This sermon tackles Ezekielโฏ33 head-on, urging you to consider: is Godโs sorrow over sin something weโre truly aware ofโand how does that shape your response today?
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What if the fiercest storms in your life arenโt just disastersโbut invitations? Could the โsecret placeโ be more than a quiet momentโbut a divine shelter in chaos? This sermon reveals how finding your refuge in God turns hardship into holinessโand asks: where will you hide when the storm hits?
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What if being Godโs child isnโt about statusโbut about whether you reflect His heart? Can you see if youโre a true son by looking at your obedience, sacrifice, and alignment with His will? This sermon digs deep into what real sonship looks likeโand asks: do you carry the mark of a true son?
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Are women secretly being kept from the pulpitโnot because they canโt preach, but because of a human tradition rooted in silence? This sermon confronts the question head-on, asking: Is banning women from pastoring truly biblicalโor is it masking fear with formula? Dive in to challenge what you think the Bible โreally says.โ
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Are church leaders chosen by popularityโor by Godโs pattern? This sermon dives into Actsโฏ20:17โ32 to reveal the biblical blueprint for church leadership and structureโchallenging churches that have drifted away from elders and deacons toward boards or celebrity pastors.
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Have you ever wondered how an ordinary mother could become a mighty warrior in Godโs story? This sermon dives into Judges 4 to show how a godly womanโs courage and faith can crush the enemyโand asks: will you rise to claim Godโs victory in your life?
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What if honesty and integrity in your speech aren’t just good valuesโbut a spiritual weapon? This sermon confronts the creeping culture of empty words, asking: Is your “Yes” truly a yesโand your “No,” a noโor is your speech costing you credibility, trust, and even blessing? Dive into Matthew 5:33โ37 and discover why letting your word be enough could change everything.
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Ever wondered if the โSinnerโs Prayerโ is truly the gateway to salvationโor a spiritual shortcut that can leave hearts empty? This sermon sparks that very question, revealing how repeating a prayer without real faith can leave you calling without truly believingโand challenges you to discover the difference between โpraying wordsโ and genuinely trusting in Jesus Christโs work.
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Are church offices defined by popularityโor by Scripture alone? This sermon exposes the truth: the New Testament only ordains two officesโpastors (elders) and deaconsโand warns that adding roles like โapostle,โ โevangelist,โ or โprophetโ risks distorting Godโs clear design.
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Are you living to please peopleโor to honor God? This sermon cuts straight to the heart of the matter, asking: Is your fear of man binding you more than your fear of God? It challenges you to consider what youโll lose when approval becomes more important than obedience.
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Are you really just thinking something innocentโor are your eyes leading your heart astray? What if a passing thought of lust is actually the beginning of something that could destroy your marriage, your family, your soul? This sermon digs into Jesusโ radical call from Matthewโฏ5 to cut off anythingโ even small thingsโthat lure you into sin, then asks: are you prepared to wage war in your mind before temptation becomes your downfall?
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Do you know what really sets a deacon apartโnot just a title, but a sacred calling? This sermon dives into the Bibleโs definition (1โฏTimothyโฏ3; Actsโฏ6) to expose just what qualifications matter, why deacons serve rather than rule, and how their faithful example supports the whole church.
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What if your understanding of church leadership is built on popularity contests and titlesโrather than Godโs clear blueprint? This sermon exposes how the Bible uses three namesโpastor, elder, bishopโbut gives just one office, with strict qualifications from 1โฏTimothyโฏ3 and Titusโฏ1. It dares you to ask: are your leaders truly shepherds, or have we traded Godโs design for human-made positions?
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What if boldness wasnโt optionalโbut essentialโfor every believer? Could the power of the Holy Spirit be the difference between timid faith and unstoppable courage? This sermon dives into Actsโฏ4:23โ31 to unpack how the early church was radicalized by the Spiritโs fireโand asks: will you tap into that same power, or shrink back in fear?
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Ever caught yourself thinking, โIโve never killed anyoneโso Iโm okay,โ only to wonder if Jesus sees things differently? This sermon zeroes in on Jesusโ toughest truth in Matthewโฏ5:21โ26, exposing how harboring anger or contempt in your heart is more dangerous than you thinkโand asks: whatโs living inside your heart when no oneโs watching?
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Have you ever wondered if every believer carries the Spiritโor only when we feel powerful? What separates being permanently indwelt by the Holy Spirit at salvation from being empowered repeatedly for service and bold witness? This sermon explores six real moments from Acts that illustrate how indwelling is our spiritual position, while filling is the repeated power for missionโthen asks: Which one are you relying on today?
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What if the cup Jesus drank wasnโt just symbolicโbut the full weight of Godโs wrath? Could the same cup represent both judgment and redemptionโdepending on who holds it? This sermon asks: which cup are you drinking fromโand are you ready for the one to come?
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What really happened when the grave couldnโt hold Him? Could the resurrection be more than a moment in historyโcould it be the power that changes everything? This sermon asks: are you living in the reality of His risen life, or still stuck in the shadow of the tomb?
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What if the resurrection was never an accidentโbut Godโs plan from the very beginning? Could every stepโfrom Edenโs promise, through the crossโbe leading to that empty tomb? This sermon lays out the roadmap and asks: will you trace Godโs designโor miss the divine journey behind the miracle?
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What if your โfur babyโ isnโt a blessingโbut a spiritual distraction, or worse? Could the Bibleโs repeated warnings about dogs reveal more than just metaphorโand expose a cultural obsession thatโs replacing faith with filth? This sermon doesnโt hold back. It asks: have you welcomed a demon dog into your homeโand heartโwithout even realizing it?
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What if every choice you make today aligns you with a divine blessingโor plunges you into a curse? This sermon cuts straight to the heart by drawing a clear line through Deuteronomyโฏ28โshowing Godโs unconditional blessings for obedience and stark warnings of curses for rebellionโand asks: Which path are you walkingโand where will it lead your family, church, and nation?
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What if the biggest crisis in your community isnโt poverty or politicsโbut the death of honor? Could trash-strewn streets, broken families, and viral filth all trace back to one root: a total loss of respect for God, others, and ourselves? This sermon demands you face the question: will you keep lowering the standardโor finally raise it back where it belongs?
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What if โreligiousโ people arenโt safeโbut spiritually dead? Could the greatest danger be your own self-righteousnessโnumbering your sins while counting others’? This sermon exposes the hearts of modern Pharisees and asks: are you trusting in your prayers, service, and lawsโor do you truly need a Savior?
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What if the greatest impact in your church isnโt made from the pulpitโbut from the pews? Could your quiet faithfulness, humble service, and unseen labor be what God uses to build something that lasts? This sermon asks: will you show up, step up, and seize the opportunity to make this new church thrive?
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What if honoring your parents isnโt just a commandโbut a path to healing even through the pain? Could respect and forgivenessโspoken or unspokenโbe the key to breaking generational chains? This sermon challenges you to ask: will you honor even when it hurtsโand let God redeem the wounds for His glory?
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What if grace isnโt a free passโbut a test of your character? Could it be that so-called โlibertyโ in Christ sometimes masks a license to sin? This sermon takes scripture to the courtroom and asks: when grace is on trial, will it defend your freedomโor expose your sin?
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What if Jesus didnโt erase the Lawโbut fulfilled every word for you? Could clinging to good works be keeping you from the very grace the Law was meant to lead you to? This sermon asks: are you trusting in your effortโor in the One who already finished the work?
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Is God really in you โ or are you still looking for Him in buildings and rituals? Jesus changed everything. Discover how the Holy Spirit now dwells within every believer, and what it means for your power, purpose, and walk with God.
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Did Jesus Purify Heavenโor Us? Was Christโs blood shed to cleanse heaven itself or to prepare us for it? Dive deep into Hebrews 9:23 and discover the true “heavenly things” that needed purifying.
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Is there any hope outside of the cross? Was Christโs sacrificeโ**and only His sacrificeโpowerful enough to redeem your soul? This sermon confronts the claim that any other way to salvation could exist and demands the question: will you trust in your own effortsโor stand boldly by His blood alone?
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Are you preserving truth or blending in with the world? Jesus said, โYe are the salt of the earthโ and โYe are the light of the world.โ Are you shining brightlyโor hiding your light under a bushel?
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What does wheat have to do with 3,000 souls getting saved? How does an Old Testament feast connect to the fire of Pentecost? Why did the law kill 3,000, but the Spirit give life to the same number? The Feast of Weeks was more than a traditionโit was a prophecy waiting to be fulfilled. This sermon uncovers how Acts 2 wasnโt just the beginning of the churchโฆ it was the continuation of Godโs harvest plan. Are you part of it?
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Introduction Well, thank you for allowing me to come and preach. I’m excited to be here. I didnโt realize when I was first invited that this was going to be…
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Introduction โ A Holy Moment In A Hard Place I want to start this sermon in Matthew Chapter 16. Matthew 16:13-15When Jesus came into the coasts of Caesarea Philippi, he…
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Introduction: What Does It Mean To Be Blessed? Matthew Chapter 5 is an amazing chapter. And this is something many people miss. I’ve been around groups of people, churches, in…
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This is a command from God to prove all things in our lives. What does it mean to prove all things? There are 42 verses in the King James Bible…
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Introduction: The Danger of Disputes Disputes or arguments happen everywhere in every day life. We have disputes at work, out in the world, in families, among friends, and even within…
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Trusting God Through the Highs and Lows Life is a roller coaster for each and every one of us. I saw that growing up for my family. I saw the…
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The Compassion, Power, and Authority of Jesus Christ Last Sunday School lesson we talked about the people of Capernaum, people living in darkness, seeing the great light of Jesus Christ…
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Understanding Pentecost and the Feast of Weeks We went through the Feast of Weeks Bible Study a couple of weeks ago so we know exactly what they offered and what…
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Introduction: Who Really Has Faith? It takes more faith to deny God than to believe in him. A great amount, no a huge amount of faith, is required to believe…
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I want to take a close look at the Bible today. You will find this very interesting. Most of you here know that you’re saved, and you have everlasting life…
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The Perfect Life of Jesus Christ We can learn a lot from the life of Jesus Christ. When he came to earth as God in the flesh, he made perfect…
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Proverbs 30:1-6 We just went over the Feast of Weeks in detail in the Old Testament. We know the Feast of Weeks is numbered 50 days from the Firstfruits that…
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Understanding Selfwilled Men I want to teach what it means to be a self-willed man or a self-willed woman. The Bible gives qualifications for a bishop or a pastor or…
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1 Kings 17:8-16 This is a sermon I want to stick with you for a long time. I want this to stick in your head. And when you’re not sure…
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Matthew 4:12-17 We just finished the Sunday School lessons on the temptations of Jesus. Jesus was baptized and then he was tempted by Satan. After this, Jesus hears that John…
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Leviticus 23:15-22 We’re continuing our detailed Bible study about the feasts of the Lord. We are focusing in on the fourth feast. Passover is first. Feast of Unleavened Bread is…
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Romans 16:17-20 The Bible commands us to mark certain people. Put a mark on them. And there’s a reason to put a mark on them. Some pastors, churches, and cults…
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1 Samuel 31:1-6 There is a man who killed himself in the Bible by falling upon his own sword. We just read those Scriptures. If I asked you who it…
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Matthew 4:8-11 After Jesus was baptized, he was tempted in different ways by Satan. When you’re trying to do right, you will be tempted in different ways by Satan. Jesus…
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Scripture Reference: Leviticus 23:4-44 Introduction to the Seven Feasts of the Lord We have been going over the seven feasts of the Lord and details for all those seven…
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1 Corinthians 15:12-24 When you look up the word resurrection, you will find 41 matches in 40 verses. All of those matches are in the New Testament. So, you don’t…
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Joshua 8:30-35 This sermon will never be one of the popular sermons. When you start preaching about reading and studying the Bible, most people stop listening. But, we know that…
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James 2:21-26 James Chapter 2 is a chapter that works based salvation preachers will use over and over again. They ignore the entire rest of the Bible and will teach…
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Matthew 4:8-10 We are continuing our verse by verse lessons through the Gospel of Matthew. We are in Matthew Chapter 4 with the temptations of Jesus. Jesus was baptized and…
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Exodus 25:17-22 I want to do a complete Bible study on the mercy seat. We’re going to learn everything the Bible tells us about the mercy seat. The Bible is…
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James 2:14-26 Please turn to James Chapter 2 in your King James Bible. This is very popular chapter for the works based salvation preachers. The exact phrase “faith without works”…
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James 2:14-26 I am continuing the sermon from this morning. Faith without works is dead. If you haven’t seen that sermon, please watch that one. As this is a continuation….
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James 2:14-26 We’re going to talk about one of the favorite sayings of people who believe in a works based salvation. They will teach and preach that since James Chapter…
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Matthew 4:5-7 We are continuing our Sunday School lessons in the Gospel of Matthew. We are in Matthew Chapter 4. At the end of Matthew Chapter 3, we saw Jesus…
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Ezekiel 43:18-27 I want to do a complete Bible study on the topic of the sprinkling of blood. This isn’t a simple or easy Bible study to start as there…
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Exodus 24:1-8 I’m going to focus on the commandments from God that tell us to read and study the Bible. We have to go back to the basics of reading…
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1 Thessalonians 5:11-15 I want to go over the mission of this church as we get started today. The mission of this church: 1) Preach the Gospel and win souls…
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Matthew 4:1-4 We’ve been talking about Jesus being God in the flesh in many different lessons, sermons, and Bible studies since this church has opened. This is a very important…
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We just read through the Day of Atonement and everything that happened on that day. There are people out there who attempt to apply things that happened during the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ one to one to the day of atonement.
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This evening we are going to partake in the first Lord’s Supper at this new church. We’re going to take a close look at how Jesus implemented the Lord’s Supper. We’re going to learn from Jesus, and we’re going to do our best to implement the Lord’s Supper as he instructed. Listen to these Scriptures as these are leading up to the Lord’s Supper.
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1 Kings 19:1-8 We all have times of trouble in our life. Every one of us have trouble. We all have bad days, bad weeks, bad months, and bad years….