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October 28, 2025 Dan. 6:19-28; Ps. 119::121-128; Prov. 26:18-19; II Pet. 3:12-18

October 27, 2025 Dan. 6:1-18; Ps. 119:113-120; Prov. 26:17; II Pet. 3:1-11

October 27, 2025 Dan. 6:1-18; Ps. 119:113-120; Prov. 26:17; II Pet. 3:1-11

October 26, 2025 Dan. 5:13-31; Ps. 119:105-112; Prov. 26:13-16; II Pet. 2:11-22

October 25, 2025 Dan. 5:1-12; Ps. 119:97-104; Prov. 26:9-12; II Pet. 2:1-10

October 24, 2025 Dan. 4:28-37; Ps. 119:89-96; Prov. 26:6-8; II Pet. 1:10-21

October 23, 2025 Dan. 4:1-27; Ps. 119:81-88; Prov. 26:3-5; II Pet. 1:1-9

October 24, 2025 Dan. 4:28-37; Ps. 119:89-96; Prov. 26:6-8; II Pet. 1:10-21

Reach Out: Please include your email and I will get back to you. Thanks!Today's podcast has some associated notes and verse references. I'll add them here.The Destruction of Jerusalem- Roman Siege Led by Titus (70AD - after four year revolt)- Fall of the Second Temple (Destruction of Religious Center)- Massive Loss of Lives (1 Million dead / 100k captured)- Political and Religious Fall (Jewish life and faith dismantled)Preparing for Judgment (Luke 21 - Jerusalem and the Last Day)- Do Not Be Captivated By Wealth (Lu. 21:1-6; II Pet 3:10-13; I Tim. 6:17-19)- Prepare for Intense Opportunities (Lu. 21:13-19; I Pet. 3:14-22; 4:12-19)- Abandon what God will Judge (Lu. 21:20-24; I Jn. 2:15-17; I Pet. 4:1-6)- Guard Your Heart Every Single Day (Lu. 21:34-36; I Thes. 5:1-11; Phil. 4:4-9)Excel Still More Journal - AmazonDaily Bible Devotional Series - AmazonSponsors:  Spiritbuilding Publishers Website:  www.spiritbuilding.comTyler Cain, Senior Loan Officer, Statewide MortgageWebsites: https://statewidemortgage.com/https://tylercain.floify.com/Phone: 813-380-8487

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Christ's imminent returnRobert Gassman, Jonathan Mager, and I discuss the following 13 fulfilled prophecies that point to the imminent return of Christ. Enjoy! 1.)  Travel and Knowledge Will Increase. (Dan. 12:4) 2.)  World Population. (Rev. 9:16) 3.)  Rise in False Religion. (Matt. 24:3-5) 4.)  Evil will increase. (II Tim. 3:1-5; Is. 13:11) 5.)  Missile technology. (Rev. 6:13-14; 9:17-19; 11:18) 6.)  Global government, economy, and implantable biochips. (Rev. 13:16-18) 7.)  Artificial intelligence (AI) (Rev. 13:15) 8.)  Satellite Technology and Internet. (Rev. 11:8-10) 9.)  Most Churches are full of lukewarm scoffers. (Rev. 3:14-19; II Pet. 3:3) 10.)             A Muslim, Russian, and Chinese Alliance. (Rev. 9:13-16) 11.)             The Jews returned to the Promised Land, and the Nation of Israel was reborn in 1948. (Ez. 36:24; 37:12; Is. 43:5-6) 12.)             Israel Is militarily superior to Egypt. (Is. 19:17; Ez. 29:14-15) 13.)             The Nation of Israel would prosper economically. (Ez. 36:34-33; Is. 35:1)

October 28, 2023 Dan. 6:19-28; Ps. 119:121-128; Prov. 26:18-19; II Pet. 3:12-18

October 27, 2023 Dan. 6:1-18; Ps. 119:113-120; Prov. 26:17; II Pet. 3:1-11

October 27, 2023 Dan. 6:1-18; Ps.119:113-120; Prov. 26:17; II Pet. 3:1-11  

October 26, 2023 Dan. 5:13-31; Ps. 119:105-112; Prov. 26:13-16; II Pet. 2:11-22

October 25, 2023 Dan. 5:1-12; Ps. 119:97-104; Prov. 26:9-12; II Pet. 2:1-10

October 23, 2023 Dan. 4:1-27; Ps. 119:81-88; Prov. 26:3-5; II Pet. 1:1-9

October 24, 2023 Dan. 4:28-37; Ps. 119:81-88; Prov. 26:6-8; II Pet. 1:10-21

October 24, 2023 Dan. 4:28-37; Ps. 119:89-96; Prov. 26:6-8; II Pet. 1:10-21

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Jude's admonitions to the church continue toward his goal of equipping true believers to identify and oppose any who would seek to diminish or deny the glory, majesty, dominion, and authority of Jesus Christ our Lord. This equipping involves discernment sharpening, and faith building. Jude supplements his brief letter with references and allusions to greater scripture – both Old and New Testaments. In this context, the depth of his writing is better appreciated, thus we will seek to enhance our understanding of his words with several cross references. For the last couple sermons, our series in Jude has been organized according to 2 columns recording his descriptions of the ungodly and his admonitions to the holy in verses 16-23. Placing these references side by side, we find the contrasts are helpful in understanding our calling to contend for the faith once for all delivered to the saints. Whereas the ungodly are scoffers – the holy keep themselves in the love of God and whereas the ungodly follow their passions – the holy wait for the mercy of Jesus. In verse 18, Jude uses the phrase: “in the last time” as a reference to the societal context of a world in the post-incarnation side of history. This reference echoes Peter's use of “the last days” in II Pet 3:3. Given this understanding and corrective against an exclusively 'yet future' application of these texts, it nevertheless stands to reason that their relevance for the church has only increased since the time of their writing therefore let us listen with all the more rapt attention.

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We may feel the dryness Every leaf stripped bare in monstrous winter. But Abba is working out mysteries For free living and glory ! In our nation, business and family. We become fruitful ! "For if these things are yours and abound, you will be 'neither barren nor unfruitful' in the knowledge of our Lord Jesus Christ." II Pet 1 vs 8

The Wisemen understood the times more than the chief priests and the scribes. Being religious and even being in the church doesn't mean you will understand what God is doing in the earth today. We are missing what is happening in our day. We are missing the signs of the times. Because we are missing it, we are being shaken. I want to be more like the Wisemen and less like the chief priests and scribes. The scripture says, “Those who sit in darkness…Have seen a great light" (Matt. 4:16). I want to be watching and waiting, being able to be led by the signs of the times. The prophetic word shined for them when the star didn't. When what was leading them in the natural went dark, that which was supernatural didn't. When things get dark and our star disappears for a minute, what do we lean on? We lean on the spoken and written word of God. Don't miss this last episode in Steve and Sarah's Christmas devotional series._____ Verses: Matt. 2:1-11 Numb. 24:17 Micah 5:2 II Pet. 1:19 Rev. 22:16 ---------SUBSCRIBE ▶️ Receive our latest videos:https://www.youtube.com/c/PastorSteve...ABOUTPastor, author and speaker Steve Berger is known for his straight talk in dealing with various hot-topic cultural issues that many pastors avoid. In 2021, he founded Ambassador Services International with his wife, Sarah. He serves on the Executive and Pastoral Advisory Boards for Promise Keepers International, and the Jerusalem Prayer Breakfast Board. Whether preaching or writing, in great joy or pain, Steve longs to be a proclaimer of the grace and hope that Jesus came to offer. Since June of 1987, he has been married to Sarah, the love of his life, and together, they have four beautiful children and four grandchildren.LEARN MORE

Tom Claibourne's sermon preached on April 24th, 2022 at Bethlehem Church of Christ in Winchester, OH. Outline: Introduction: Numbers, charts, & lots of theories (20:1-6) "thousand" -- Ex. 20:6; Dt. 1:11; 7:9; Ps. 50:10; 90:4; I Sam. 18:7; II Pet. 3:8) I. Let's celebrate Jesus' Kingdom. (20:1-6) "Kingdom" in Revelation (Rev. 1:6; 5:10; 11:15; 12:10-11) Jesus' use of "Kingdom" (Lk. 1:32, 33; Mark 1:14-15; 9:1; Matt. 5-7, 13; John 3:3-5; 6:14-15, 66; 18:33-36; Matt. 16:17-19 & Acts 2) Other Bible verses (Dan. 2:44; I Pet. 1 & 2; Eph. 1:20-22) II. Let's celebrate Satan's defeat. (Gen. 3:15; Rom. 16:20; Rev. 12) His binding. (20:1-3) Jude 6; I Jn. 3:8; Heb. 2:14; Matt. 12:29; Lk. 10:17-18; Jn. 12:31-32; I Jn. 4:4; Rev. 1:17-18; 12:10; Col. 2:15 His final destruction. (20:7-10) Rev. 17:14; 19:19; Rom. 16:20 III. Let's celebrate resurrection. (20:4-6) Jesus' resurrection. A resurrection from this life. (Lk. 16:19ff) A Spiritual resurrection. (Eph. 2:1. 5-6; Col. 2:12-13; 3:1ff; Rom 6:3ff) A final resurrection. (John 5:28-29; 6:40; I Th. 4:16-17; Rev. 2:11) IV. Let's celebrate the book of life. (20:11-15) The Lamb's book of life. (Rev. 3:5; 13:8; 17:8; 21:17) If you are born once, you die twice. If you are born twice, you die once.

Tom Claibourne's sermon preached on April 10th, 2022 at Bethlehem Church of Christ in Winchester, OH. Outline: Take your pick ... I. Will you choose the losers or the Lamb? The Babylonians and the beasts are the losers. (Rev. 17; 18:6-7) The Lamb - King wins. Worthy lamb. (Jn. 1:29, 32; Rev. 5:6, 9, 12) Conquering King. (19:11ff) Luke 19:41-44 II. Will you choose the blood of judgment or the blood of Jesus? (19:13) We can receive God's judgment. (18:4-5) We can enjoy God's forgiveness. Key: The blood of Jesus. (5:9; 7:14; 18;20; 19:1ff) Four Hallelujah's. (19:1-6) A choice of two dinners. (19:6-9; 17-21) III. Will you choose to perish or rejoice? Perish with the foolish. (17:4; 18:2ff; I Jn. 2:15-17; Gal. 1:3-4) Rejoice with the faithful. (II Pet. 3:9ff; Rev. 19:7-10; 17:14) We can still change sides! It is time to decide while we still have time to decide.

Tom Claibourne's sermon preached on April 3rd, 2022 at Bethlehem Church of Christ in Winchester, OH. Outline: I. God's judgment is certain. Key theme all through Scripture. Part of God's nature. (15:3-4) Judges 11:27; Ps. 7:11; II Tim. 4:8; Heb. 12:23; I Pet. 4:5 II. God's judgment is good. (15:3-4; Ch. 16) The "Battle of Armageddon" is not going to be much of a battle. III. God's judgment is fair. (16:5-7) It is based on His perfect knowledge. (Gen. 18:20ff; Rev. 6:9-10) It is what we all deserve. (Rom. 3:23; 6:23; Ps. 103:10) God's judgment is fair. His grace is more than fair. IV. God's judgment follows loving warnings. (Num. 14:18; Rev. 16) V. God's judgment can be avoided. An opportunity to repent. (II Pet. 3:9ff; Rev. 9:20-21; 16:9-11) An offer from God. (Rom. 1:18; 5:8-9; 6:3ff; 8:1) Celebrating the rescue. (15:1-4) Two options: 16:9 or 16:15; Gal. 3:26-27 It is our choice!

Tom Claibourne's message preached on January 16th, 2022 at Bethlehem Church of Christ in Winchester, OH. Outline: I. Learning from challenges and blessings. Covid and the public response to it, have caused: uncertainty, suffering, distrust, division, fear, spiritual apathy, and inactivity. II. Renewing our mind. (Rom. 12:2; 8:5-8; Eph. 4:17, 22-24; II Pet. 3:1; I Cor. 14:20) A God mindset. (Ps. 27:1, 4, 8, 14; 57:5, 11: 62:1-2) A Grace mindset. (Eph. 2:3-10; Romans) A Truth mindset. (Isa. 59:12-15; John 8:32) A Mission mindset. (Matt. 28:18-20; Acts 5:41-42; Luke 9:23) A Team mindset. (Heb. 10:23-25) An Excellence mindset. (Col. 3:23-24) An Eternal Life mindset. (II Cor. 4:16-18; Phil. 1:21ff) I will renew my mind, my heart, and my commitment by the power of God's Spirit.

Tom Claibourne's message preached on January 2nd, 2022 at Bethlehem Church of Christ in Winchester, OH. Outline: I. God's still workin' on His church, so cooperate! No congregation is perfect. God works to perfect His people. Through history. At Bethlehem. II. God's still workin' on other people, so be understanding! We're each on a journey in a sin-cursed world. (Rom. 8:18ff) We each have our failures. We each can change. (Bible examples) We need each other. (Prov. 27:17; Eph. 4:2; Col. 3:12-14; I Thess. 5:14; Heb. 10:24-25) III. God's still workin' on us, so grow! (II Pet. 3:18) Power through suffering. Power over sin. Power for the climb. Power for the long haul. (Phil. 2:12-13) Will you surrender to the amazing work of God?

Tom Claibourne's sermon preached on October 3th, 2021 at Bethlehem Church of Christ in Winchester, OH. Outline: God has the last word, because He had the first word. (Gen. 1:1-3) I. God spoke a powerful Word. The power of the spoken word. God has spoken (Gen. 1:3; Heb. 11:3;Ps. 148:5; II Pet. 3:3-5; Ps. 33:6, 9) II. God spoke a consistent Word. God's Word will not conflict with the world He created. (Ps. 19) God's Word will not conflict with itself. Genesis is the basis for "The Faith." III. God spoke the saving Word. (Genesis 3:15; John 1; Rom. 5:12-14, 17; I Cor. 15:21-22; 15:45-47) IV. God spoke a Word of warning. (II Pet. 3:3-7) Three important events: creation, the worldwide flood, the day of judgment. V. God spoke a Word of hope. (II Pet. 3:9, 13-15; Gen. 3:15; Rev. 20:10; Heb. 12:22-29) Will you let God have the last word in your life?

Tom Claibourne's sermon preached on May 2nd, 2021 at Bethlehem Church of Christ in Winchester, OH. Outline: I. God on the THRONE: a picture of HOLINESS. (Isa. 6:3; Ex. 15:11; I Sam. 2:2; Hab. 1:13) Holy = SET APART. His holiness is our MOTIVATION to be holy. (I Pet. 1:14-16) II. Sin in the MIRROR: a picture of BROKENNESS. (II Sam. 11; 12; 51:1-4, 16, 17) The key: Seeing and acknowledging our sins SPECIFICALLY. -- why the BIBLE is so important. -- why CONFESSION is so important. (Prov. 28:13; Ps. 32:1-5; I Jn. 1:8, 9) III. Self in the DIRT: a picture of REPENTANCE. * A common Bible scene: SACKCLOTH and ashes. (Neh. 9:1; Es. 4:1-3; Isa. 22:12) * Evidence of repentance: Long-term CHANGE. (II Tim. 2:19) IV. Christ on the CROSS: a picture of GRACE. (Rom. 5:8; Tit. 2:11-14) V. Spirit in CONTROL: a picture of POWER. (Rom. 6-8; Acts 2:37, 38; II Pet. 3:9) I REPENT, and desire to live in a HIGHER PLACE by the power of God's Spirit.

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Tom Claibourne's sermon preached on September 27th, 2020 at Bethlehem Church of Christ in Winchester, OH. Outline: I. Be aware of the DANGERS (False teachers). A. IMMORALITY. (4, 8, 10; Rom. 1:21-26; 6:1ff) B. DENIAL of Jesus. (4) C. Not taking the DEVIL seriously. (8-9; II Pet. 2:10-12) D. IMPOSTERS who are ungodly. (12-16) II. Be ASSURED of God's Judgment. A. Unfaithful ISRAELITES. (5; I Cor. 10:5-11) B. Evil ANGELS. (6; II Pet. 2:4) C. Evil CITIES. (7; II Pet. 2:6-10) D. Evil PEOPLE. (11) - Cain, Balaam, Korah III. Be EQUIPPED to persevere. A. Stand for GOD'S TRUTH. (3; Gal. 1:6-9) B. HEED God's warnings. (17-19) C. Strengthen our FAITH. (20) D. PRAY in the spirit. (20: Rom. 8:26-27) E. REMAIN in God's love. (21) F. RESCUE others for God. (22; Gal. 6:1; Amos 4:11) G. ENTRUST ourself to the Mighty Savior. (24-25) I plan to joyfully stand before God WITHOUT FAULT.

Tom Claibourne's sermon preached on August 30th, 2020 at Bethlehem Church of Christ in Winchester, OH. Outline: *Ephesians 5:15-17 Spiritual Growth is our PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY. (II Pet. 3:18; II Tim. 2:14-18; I Cor. 3:1-2; Heb. 5:11-6:3) DISCERNMENT is vital. (II Tim. 2:15-17; John 8:31-32, 43-47; Isa. 59:14-15) Freedom is worth DEFENDING. (Gen. 1:26-27; John 8:32, 36; II Cor. 3:17) Fear can be DESTRUCTIVE. (II Tim. 1:7) Jesus is still LORD. We are NOT. We need to follow Him with WISDOM and COURAGE.

November 29, 2019 Dan. 6:1-28; Ps. 119:129-152; Prov. 28:21-22; II Pet. 3:1-18

November 28, 2019 Dan. 5:1-31; Ps. 119:113-128; Prov. 28:19-20; II Pet. 2:1-22

November 27, 2019 Dan.4:1-37; Ps. 119:97-112; Prov. 28:17-18; II Pet. 1:1-21

The title for today's message is borrowed from a line in the Robert Frost poem: “The Road Not Taken”. Frost muses in retrospect how the course of one's life can often present tow options and the eventual consequences are realized along the way which may have been obscured at the time of choosing. Such is the situation in the diverging paths of Abram and his nephew Lot in Genesis 13. This seemingly insignificant negotiation of where to graze one's numerous flocks has ripple effects for generations as the biography of the patriarch's history in the land unfolds. For Abram, the incident serves to illustrate Godly character and faithfulness based on his confidence in the promises of God having returned to calling on His name. For Lot, however, this moment marks a parting of ways which will probe to be a path of severe discipline. The parenthetical narrator's note in verse 10 foreshadows judgement on the horizon for the inhabitants of Lot's new home town, as Moses reminds the reader “This was before the Lord destroyed Sodom and Gomorrah.” The scenario provides a telling contrast documenting the fruit of these decisions through the next few chapters o0f Genesis. Calvin writes of Lot's decision in particular: “...even as he thought he was living in heaven, he had already sunk almost into hell.” Yet despite Lot's misplaced affections which take their eventual tole on his livelihood, his homeland, his lineage, his dignity, and his relationship to Abram, he is mercifully spared ultimate judgement as Peter declare of him that he was eventually rescued as a righteous man greatly distressed by the conduct of the wicked around him (II Pet 2:7). Themes featured in our text today will be expounded further as the record continues...

Verse one of Peter's first epistle to converts across the Roman empire identifies his credentials, the nature of his audience, and the area in which they lived. As to his qualifications and office, he simply introduces himself as “Peter, an apostle of Jesus Christ”. He does not go to great lengths asserting his leadership position in the church, rather he emphasizes the shared experience of all true believers from eye witnesses of Jesus' glory to new converts in distant gentile lands as (II Pet 1:1) “to those who have obtained a faith of equal standing with ours by the righteousness of our God and Savior Jesus Christ.” Peter identifies his readers as 'elect exiles' – a weighty term strong enough to bear the sovereign grace of salvation and the unique calling of the Christian requiring resolve and endurance. We are elect as we are chosen by a personal and mighty God who has ordained for Himself a people who would be ransomed unto the praise of His glory, chosen in the mystery of His merciful counsel from eternity past. We are exiles in that our new identity in Christ has so radically set us apart from the ordinary state of fallen man that we find our experience is one of a sojourner, a citizen of a holy and independent nation (I Peter 2:9a, 11). Finally verse one reveals what geographical and national regions these exiles are estranged in. History places these territories all to the north of Asia Minor (modern Turkey). The gospel was dispersing quickly through the Roman regions unto the known world and with it came apostolic letters of strengthening encouragement for the early church, these treasured letters were proclaimed and preserved through the ages even unto our hands today...

November 29, 2018 Dan. 6:1-28; Ps. 119:129-152; Prov. 28:21-22; II Pet. 3:1-18

November28, 2018 Dan. 5:1-31; Ps. 119:113-128; Prov. 28:19-20; II Pet. 2:1-22