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The next-to-last chapter of this Book being detailing the end of David's life. We have the words of David and a roster of his mighty men. Also Reference: (2 Samuel 22), (Psalm 18), (1 Chronicles 1:11) Hebrews 4:12, Colossians 3:24, Revelation 22:3 https://bbfohio.com
Here are some headlines that were presented during the first quarter hour: --FBI Director Kash Patel announced yesterday that his bureau has arrested a woman who was allegedly planning to bomb the New York State capitol in Albany in an ISIS inspired attack. --An Illinois Islamic scholar indicated he wants Islamic believers at all levels of our government. --A pastor accuses Dearborn, Michigan, of…
What is the true face of evil? When exploring what the Bible says about false teachers, we must realize that wolves in sheep's clothing often appear kind and highly appealing to the culture. In this message, Dr. Richard Caldwell explains the vital necessity of recognizing false teachers in the church by using biblical discernment rather than relying on our physical senses or emotional reactions.…
The sermon examines the prophetic visions in Daniel chapters seven and eight, emphasizing the necessity of interpreting scripture within its specific historical and textual context. It highlights the parallel between Nebuchadnezzar's statue in chapter two and Daniel's beasts in chapter seven to demonstrate the succession of empires from Babylon to Medo-Persia. The speaker argues that these ancient…
This lesson explores the historical reliability of the Old Testament by examining archaeological discoveries and extra-biblical records that corroborate biblical narratives. The speaker highlights specific findings, such as the Mari texts, the Beni Hassan mural, and excavations in Avaris, which align with details regarding the patriarchs, the Exodus, and the monarchy. Additional evidence from…
In these days in which we now live we are seeing a most serious decline in true religion, a most rapid flight from the fundamentals of our faith on the part of churches, on the part of ministers, on the part of individual Christians. Sometimes we wonder, why is this, what is happening? In Scripture, we have the most fundamental matter of all, the issue which very largely accounts for the present…
Dealing with depression or discouragement in your life? Tune in as Dr. Mark Hamby and co-host, Molly Mayo are joined by Professor Colin Smith to see what the Book of Hebrews has to say about moving from discouragement to encouragement. Our mission at Lamplighter Ministries is to make ready a people prepared for the Lord, by building Christlike character, one story at a time. To learn more about…
Dr. Schmidt examines the life-changing power of God's Word and the necessity of every Christian being biblically literate.
The sermon addresses the trustworthiness of biblical manuscripts by examining textual transmission and variant readings. It refutes skeptical claims, such as those by Bart Ehrman, by highlighting the abundance of ancient evidence and the minor nature of textual discrepancies. The speaker explains doctrines like verbal plenary inspiration and distinguishes between different Greek text families,…
Theme: As Peter's confession reveals Jesus' identity, we see that he is one who calls us to deny ourselves and follow him 1. The Confession that Inspires Us 2. The Suffering that Surprises Us 3. The Discipleship Required of Us
The sermon focuses on Psalm 119, specifically verses 65 through 72, highlighting the psalmist's gratitude for God's faithfulness despite past disobedience. It emphasizes that affliction serves a divine purpose by teaching spiritual statutes and guiding believers back to obedience. The text contrasts the pride of the wicked with the psalmist's wholehearted delight in God's law. Valuing divine…
The entrance of thy words giveth light; it giveth understanding unto the simple. (Psalms 119:130) *1/ God's word. 2/ The entrance of God's word. 3/ The entrance known by what it gives - Light and understanding.* **Sermon summary:** The sermon emphasizes the necessity of deeply internalizing Scripture rather than merely reading it as a duty. It establishes the divine origin and authority of the…
Jesus' power is limitless, and our weakness should drive us to complete dependence upon Him. Our weakness is not the end of the story when Christ is our strength
The sermon explores the demanding nature of discipleship as presented in Luke 14, interpreting Jesus' call to 'hate' family and self as a metaphor for absolute devotion that supersedes all other loyalties. It emphasizes that following Christ is a one-way commitment requiring believers to bear their cross and count the cost, often resulting in division within relationships due to competing…
