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Paul the Apostle to the Gentiles had a very simple and clear approach to church planting and missionary endeavours: preach repentance towards God and faith toward our Lord Jesus Christ.

This week on Wheat Among the Tares, we highlight the life and testimony of George Muller, the founder of a series of orphanages in Bristol, England in the 1800's. The uniqueness of this ministry was (and is) how God made manifest, through prayer and patience, his answers in meeting the needs of so many orphans through the years, and proving through this man and ministry that the Lord hears and answers prayer...the testimony of a faithful servant of prayer...

He sees something about Planet Earth that most people didn't see and most people TODAY don't see… that is the Kingdom of God. What he saw… if YOU see it… you'll begin using new metrics or criteria to evaluate the health of this planet and "all who dwell in it" (Psa 24). WE tend to see economic indicators or GDP (productivity) or the amount of freedoms or health/disease stats as the key markers. Nehemiah sees something else. Let's meet this unsung hero with whom we hope to spend the next eight weeks, Nehemiah. This opening episode is composed of three parts or movements: 1) Bad News from the Headquarters 2) Better Days and Memories of the Future 3) Moved/ to Mission

Today at Lighthouse Baptist Church in Taylors, SC, we had a very SPECIAL & WONDERFUL Installation Service for our new Pastor, Pastor Ryan Gray. Listen to the service in its entirety, and hear great men of God give challenging and encouraging exhortations to the Ryan Gray family and to our Church! Hear Bro. Earl Green, Bro. Danny Moore, Bro. Joel Logan, Bro. Myron McIntyre, and Pastor Ron Manuel, who is Pastor Gray's father-in-law, who was here from Arizona for this service!

This sermon examines the life of King Amaziah to illustrate the destructive power of pride when it resists divine correction. While Amaziah initially demonstrates faithfulness by obeying God and trusting Him over human alliances, his character is ultimately defined by his refusal to abandon the idols of Edom. The central theological argument posits that Amaziah's downfall stems not merely from his idolatry, but from his arrogant rejection of God's prophetic counsel, which leads to his military defeat and eventual assassination by his own subjects. The message serves as a pastoral warning that while God is gracious in offering forgiveness, persistent pride invites judgment and humiliation. Listeners are encouraged to embrace humility through the understanding of the Gospel, recognizing that self-submission to God is far preferable to being broken by His discipline.

The sermon centers on the parable of the wedding feast in Matthew 22, emphasizing that the work of salvation is fully accomplished by Christ. It argues that believers need not bring any works or righteousness to God, as the gospel strips away human merit and relies solely on the finished work of the cross. The message highlights that justification is obtained through faith alone in Christ, who fulfilled the law and provided a complete pardon for sinners. It asserts that salvation is unconditional, secure, and available to all who come to Christ by grace, urging listeners to stop delaying and trust in the sufficiency of Jesus' atonement.

Title: A Heart Of Purity Speaker: Rev John Greer Reading: Matthew 5:8 "Blessed are the pure in heat for they shall see God"

Is it your physical abilities or your character that makes you a man.

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.

But as for me, my prayer is unto thee, O LORD, in an acceptable time: O God, in the multitude of thy mercy hear me, in the truth of thy salvation.

The devotional message explores the sufficiency of God's grace in covering all sins, using the fall of King David as a central illustration of human vulnerability and the necessity of divine mercy. It distinguishes between intellectual knowledge of sin and the deep, personal conviction required for true repentance, emphasizing that while grace forgives, sin still carries earthly consequences. The speaker highlights the imagery of purification with hyssop in Psalm 51, connecting it to Old Testament rituals of cleansing and ultimately to the blood of Christ, which provides assurance of forgiveness. The message challenges believers to examine their hearts, rejecting the abuse of grace as a license to sin, and instead embracing a broken and contrite spirit as the most acceptable offering to God. This pastoral reflection calls for a serious response to sin, urging believers to reckon themselves dead to sin and alive to God in Christ.

Faithful service bears fruit, trusting Christ in His gospel work empowers and emboldens us to action on behalf of His people. This is the first message in our Family Camp 2026 series.

Join us for Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting at Esta Memorial Baptist Church as Bro. Bobby Drury preaches on "Set Your Heart"!

This sermon explores Psalm 41 as a messianic prophecy that reveals the character of Christ through the lens of David's suffering. The exposition highlights the contrast between those who show compassion to the needy and the enemies who conspire against the righteous, culminating in the profound pain of betrayal by a close friend. The preacher argues that Jesus identifies with these words, taking on the sins of his people and enduring the rejection of both his public enemies and his intimate disciples. The message moves from the reality of human sin and the need for divine mercy to the ultimate hope found in Christ's resurrection, which vindicates him and secures his exaltation. The sermon concludes by affirming that all blessing flows from God, who is eternally blessed in himself and who bestows grace upon his people through their union with Christ.

Prayer Meeting Date: September 23, 2026

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The sermon proclaims that every true Christian is a priest. All must offer sacrifices and these consist of our bodies and our praises. All priests must also be engaged in the work of intercession.

Bible Reading: Matthew 6:5-15 "Matthew 6:13 KJV And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil: For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, for ever. Amen." This sermon examines the petition "deliver us from evil" within the Lord's Prayer, exploring the theological distinction between sin, wickedness, and evil. It traces the entrance of evil into the world through the Fall in Genesis, noting the progression from the knowledge of good and evil to the heart's inherent evil nature as described in Genesis 6 and 8. The message identifies evil in three primary forms: spiritual opposition from Satan, moral corruption stemming from the fallen human heart, and the general hardships of life. While acknowledging the reality of these evils, the sermon emphasizes God's sovereignty over all circumstances, citing Joseph's story as an example of God turning evil intentions to good. Finally, it calls believers to actively abhor evil and cleave to good, relying on God's grace and prayer for protection and transformation.

This sermon examines Paul's exclamation to the Galatians, highlighting the danger of drifting from the clear presentation of the gospel toward legalism. The central argument emphasizes that justification is found solely in faith in Christ, not in works of the law, and that the church must maintain the centrality of the cross against social and political distractions. The message distinguishes between merely knowing doctrinal facts and the active 'hearing of faith' that beholds Christ personally. It calls believers to a daily, constant gaze upon the crucified Christ as the source of spiritual strength and victory over sin. Finally, it urges Christians to be effective witnesses in their daily lives, ensuring that the message of Christ is clearly spoken and visibly lived out among their families, workplaces, and communities.

Prayer Meeting Message, テモテへの手紙第一.2:11-15.

Thy Prayer Is Heard Acts 10:24-48 I. He Sends a Gospel Minister. v.32 II. He Sends a Gospel Message. v.33 III. He Sends a Gospel Mandate. v.41-43 IV. He Sends a Gospel Manifestation. 47-48

Any of us, and especially kings, must remember that righteousness is what we need the most.

Any of us, and especially kings, must remember that righteousness is what we need the most.

A devotional delivered to the congregation of Emmanuel Reformed Baptist Church (SeaTac, WA) at a midweek prayer meeting.