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Look Unto Me, and Be Ye Saved

A new MP3 sermon from The Street Preacher is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Look Unto Me! Subtitle: Gospel Message Speaker: The Street Preacher Broadcaster: The Street Preacher Event: Special Meeting Date: 6/8/2024 Bible: Isaiah 45:22 Length: 38 min.

Imagine grasping the essence of salvation with the clarity of a sunrise banishing the night's shadows. That's the promise of our deep dive into Isaiah 45:22's potent call for redemption. Our latest episode, "Look Unto Me and Be Saved," dissects this biblical verse, which presents God's sovereignty as the exclusive source of salvation. Together, we navigate theological mazes to reclaim foundational spiritual truths. We confront the all-too-human tendency to seek answers within ourselves or in rituals, affirming that the simple act of looking to Christ with genuine faith unravels the complexities of salvation.With special guest theologians providing insightful commentary, we expand on the universal nature of God's invitation. It's a revelation that transcends borders and ethnicities, inviting individuals from every corner of the globe to embrace grace. "Look Unto Me and Be Saved" is not just a call to acknowledge our sins and accept Christ's atoning sacrifice—it's a reminder that our past misdeeds don't define our potential for salvation. We clarify that good deeds, though they follow the act of salvation, are not the currency to purchase it but rather the natural fruit of a transformed life.In our exploration, we also tackle the enduring truth of God's Word against the backdrop of fading worldly ideologies. We examine the exclusivity of the Bible's claim to the path of salvation, challenging the notion that salvation could be found through any other religious text or teaching. This episode is not just another sermon; it's a heartfelt invitation to rediscover the Gospel's unique hope and the one true God's call to find peace in His embrace. Join us in this enlightening journey that promises to fortify your understanding of salvation's simplicity and the unshakable nature of God's love.Support the show

Happy New Year, this is the first recording for Season 4 of the Bovoni Baptist Church Podcast. This sermon was preached by visiting pastor, Pastor Keithley Saunders Sr. His teaching was entitled "Look Unto Me" which the foundational scripture taken from Isaiah Chapter 45 with focus on verses 20 through 22.

Did you know that God describes Himself in the Bible? He says He is the ONLY God - there is no other. He says that He is just - perfectly right and fair in His assessment of things. And He says that He is a Saviour. That is, He desires to save those who don't and can't meet up to His holy standards. But how can He do this? Well, there was only one who could do this – the Lord Jesus Christ. He was the holy and sinless One who gave His life to ransom others. Are YOU one of them?He is the isis

Look Unto Me and Be Saved!

Look Unto Me and Be Saved!

Look Unto Me and Be Saved!

A new MP3 sermon from Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Look Unto Me, and be ye saved! Speaker: Rev. Gordon Dane Broadcaster: Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church Event: Special Meeting Date: 8/21/2020 Bible: Isaiah 45:22 Length: 58 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Look Unto Me, and be ye saved! Speaker: Rev. Gordon Dane Broadcaster: Ballymena Free Presbyterian Church Event: Special Meeting Date: 8/21/2020 Bible: Isaiah 45:22 Length: 58 min.

The gospel message that the Bible declares for us is such an awesome one, isn’t it? It’s been described as the “greatest possible blessing”, given by the “widest possible invitation”, based on the “highest possible authority”, and received on the “simplest possible terms”. What a wonderful message! Today's message looks at these truths in the verse of Isaiah Chapter 45 and Verse 22. “Look unto Me, and be ye saved, all the ends of the earth; for I am God, and there is none else."

Did you know that God describes Himself in the Bible? He says He is the ONLY God - there is no other. He says that He is just - perfectly right and fair in His assessment of things. And He says that He is a Saviour. That is, that He desires to save those who don't and can't meet up to His holy standards. But how can He do this?

Look Unto Me! (Psalm 24)