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In "The Sons of God, Part 4," Pastor McNutt returns a fourth time to Romans 8:14, "For all who are led by the Spirit of God are sons of God," asking again how a believer may know he is a child of God. Opening with the memory of a Sunday school teacher who wanted nothing but his good, he presses the far greater truth that God has placed the Holy Spirit Himself in every believer as the One who is in our corner. Drawing on Galatians 5:17 and James 4:5, he shows that the Spirit exerts a strong, jealous influence against the flesh, yearning for our sanctification and final glorification, and that this jealousy is the same holy jealousy God declares of Himself in Exodus 20. He then answers the practical question of what such leading actually looks like: a spiritual outlook that hungers for the Word and the company of the brethren, a citizenship in heaven that loosens our grip on what is seen, a life aimed at God's glory rather than self, a growing desire to know Christ, a deepening awareness and grief over indwelling sin that drives us to confession, a watchfulness against temptation, and the active putting to death of the deeds of the body. God leads, but we must walk; sanctification is cooperation with the Spirit and the Word. The evidence is the singular fruit of the Spirit in Galatians 5, love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control, increasingly manifest in a changed life. God did not save us merely for heaven, or He would have taken us home at once. He saved us to make a difference now, and the Spirit will transform us into the image of the Son.

Continuing his series on Romans 8, Pastor Robert McNutt takes up Romans 8:14, "For all who are led by the Spirit of God are sons of God," insisting that the Apostle's aim is assurance: the believer's confidence of salvation rests on being led by the Spirit. But what kind of leading? Not force, not compulsion, not divine browbeating. Setting Luke 4:1 beside Mark 1:12, where the Spirit "drove" Jesus into the wilderness, McNutt works through the Greek, the lexicons, and parallel uses of the same word elsewhere in Matthew and Acts to show the term need carry no violence at all. There is such a thing as the force of persuasion: the love of Christ constrains us, yet never assaults us. The Spirit enlightens the mind and persuades the will so that we actually desire the things of God. Just as the prophets were "carried along" by the Spirit without mechanical dictation, so the Spirit sanctifies without coercion, and any interpretation that makes Him a bully contradicts the New Testament. Turning practical, McNutt asks how the Spirit leads, and answers: primarily not by private guidance about callings, but by the daily putting to death of the deeds of the body, and always in and through the written Word. Because the Spirit is the Spirit of truth, and because false spirits abound, every claim to revelation beyond Scripture, whether Roman traditions about Mary or zealous elders legislating where the Bible is silent, must be rejected. Sola Scriptura. The great test is not visions or ecstasies but an enlightened mind that knows God, feels conviction of sin, treasures Christ, reads the world through creation, fall, redemption, and recreation, and waits for His return as its only hope.

The central message of "No Worries for the Sons of God" is that believers have been delivered from the anxiety, striving, and uncertainty of the Old Covenant because, through Jesus Christ, they have been fully adopted as sons and daughters of God and clothed with His righteousness. Since Christ has fulfilled the law and freely bestowed upon us the abundance of grace and the gift of righteousness, we no longer live as servants attempting to earn God's favor but as beloved heirs who rest in the Father's provision. As our minds are continually renewed by the Holy Spirit and anchored in the finished work of Christ, fear, worry, and self-effort give way to peace, joy, and confident expectation. The Christian life is therefore not sustained by human striving but by continually choosing to set our thoughts on heavenly realities, trusting the Father's faithfulness, and reigning in life through the grace and righteousness that are ours in Christ Jesus. Facebook

In "The Sons of God, Part 2," Pastor Robert McNutt continues his exposition of Romans 8:12-17, moving past how we become sons (rebirth and adoption) to what the term "sons of God" actually implies about us. Sonship first means likeness: as children resemble their parents, believers share the mind and outlook of their Father, possessing "the mind of Christ" (1 Corinthians 2:16) and imitating His impartial kindness (Matthew 5:43-48; Ephesians 5:1-2), not chiefly for reward but so that the Father is glorified. Sonship also means a peculiar, special love. God takes personal interest in every detail of His children, numbering the hairs of their heads, planning the whole of their salvation from eternity past into glory (Romans 8:30), and chastening them precisely because He loves them (Hebrews 12:5-11). He restrains evil, goes before them in grace, and bids them come to the throne of grace with reverence and childlike confidence (Hebrews 4:14-16). McNutt then asks how a believer may be sure of his sonship, and lets the Apostle answer: all who are led by the Spirit of God are sons of God. As Israel followed the pillar of cloud and fire out of Egypt toward Canaan, Christians are continually being led through the wilderness of this world. But leading is not driving. The Spirit enlightens and persuades the will, so that His commandments are not burdensome and we are guided by His eye rather than by bit and bridle (Psalm 32:8-9). The sermon closes in Psalm 103:11-14: the Father who remembers we are dust removed our transgressions as far as the east is from the west by sending His Son to the cross, and He keeps on loving His children in spite of themselves.

That We Should Be Called The Sons Of God

Reviewing the story of the Giant of Kandahar

Send us Fan MailWhy does Genesis include a long list of ancient nations, and why does the Bible keep returning to the number seventy? In this episode of The Two Trees Podcast, we explore the Table of Nations, Noah's tragic fall after the flood, and the symbolic world of biblical numbers. Far from being a dry genealogy, Genesis 10 presents a breathtaking vision of humanity united under one Creator, while the recurring pattern of seventy points toward God's sovereign claim over every nation on earth. By tracing this theme from Noah to the Feast of Booths, the seventy elders, Jesus' seventy-two disciples, and beyond, we'll see how Scripture tells one unified story of humanity's rebellion—and God's unrelenting plan to reclaim the nations for Himself.

How does one become a son of God. And now that we are sons of God there are responsibilities.

Lets take a look at some historical texts and how they line up with scripture to see what really happened in Genesis 6. How were the Sons of God and why did their actions result in a global flood?

Jason Miller preaches from Galations 3:26-4:11. Paul continues to defend the gospel of justification by faith in Christ alone by listing the many benefits that believers receive in Jesus. Faith in Christ unites us with His death and resurrection, and with all believers despite our external differences. God sent Jesus at just the right time to accomplish the redemption and adoption of His people. God sends his Holy Spirit into our hearts to confirm our relationship to the Father. With all these blessings available to us, why would we turn back to legalistic religious performance to win God's favor? Grace Community Church exists to build spiritually healthy people for ministry in the world. One of the ways that we pursue this mission is by gathering each Sunday for corporate worship, prayer, and biblical teaching. The corporate nature of this gathering is both edifying to the believer and a witness of God's grace to the world. Sermon speaker is Scott Patty unless otherwise noted.

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This is message 13 in Understanding the Love of God Hebrews 12:4-13 God's correction is not a sign of rejection but one of the clearest evidences of His love and our place in His family. A loving Father refuses to leave His children is sin, rebellion, or spiritual immaturity, and HIs discipline is always designed to restore, strengthen, and guide us back into close fellowship with Him. Though correction is rarely pleasant in the moment, it produces holiness, wisdom, and the peaceable fruit of righteousness in those who receive it with humility. Rather than resisting His hand, believers can find comfort in knowing that every act of chastening flows from the heart of a Father who delights in His children and is committed to their growth. Don't forget to download our app for more from the Riverview Baptist Church. http://onelink.to/rbcapp Find more at https://riverviewbc.com/ Donate through Pushpay https://pushpay.com/pay/riverviewbc

Send us Fan MailThe ancient world celebrated stories of gods, giants, and mighty heroes. Genesis tells the story differently. In this episode, we explore Genesis 6 and contrast divine invasion with the incarnation—the powers come to take, but God comes to give.

Led by the Spirit, Part 3 - Where are the Sons of God Being Led, presented by Bob DeWaay and Jessica Kramasz. In this episode Bob DeWaay and Jessica Kramasz continue their discussion of CIC Issue 76. They use Romans 8:29,30 to show that all Christians are being powerfully and effectively carried along by the Holy Spirit to glorification. (duration 00:29:39) Click here to play

Title: Bizarre Brides and Bad Beings (Part 1)Scripture Reading: Genesis 6:1-4Series: Bizarre BibleWe're exploring perhaps the weirdest passage in the entire Bible through the acronym W.E.I.R.D. The "W" stands for 'Warped Wife-Wooing' where nefarious spiritual beings, referred to as 'the sons of God,' took human women as wives. This act is presented as a great sin and a fall of spiritual beings, paralleling humanity's fall in Genesis 3. The message highlights how both falls involve 'looking and taking,' revealing the expressway-sized connection between our eyes and heart, where envy leads to lust and actions outside of God's will. To combat the anxiety, envy, and unhappiness that arise from covetousness, discipline your eyes and set your mind's eye on Jesus, who alone brings true joy and contentment.

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#bible #biblia #Jesus #JesusChrist #disciples #discipleshipjourney In this podcast, we learn that we are sons of the Kingdom if we have ears to hear and hearts that are willing to submit to Christ and follow Him.

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Led by the Spirit, Part 1 - Who Are the Sons of God?, presented by Bob DeWaay and Jessica Kramasz. One phrase that is often misused by NAR teachers is "led by the Spirit." We examine Romans 8:1-14 and show that all true believers are the sons of God. Those who are led by the flesh are unbelievers, while the redeemed of God are led by the Spirit. (duration 00:29:31) Click here to play

Join us as we discuss what it means that as Christians, we have been adopted as sons of God and sealed by the Holy Spirit as a pledge of our inheritance.

In this powerful Father's Day message - originally delivered at Weatherly Assembly of God Church, Ken Pounders unpacks the life-changing truths of Romans Chapter 8. Drawing deeply from his own journey and biblical insight, Ken Pounders explores the role of the Holy Spirit in the lives of believers, the true meaning of redemption, and what it looks like to move from spiritual immaturity into the "revealing of the sons of God." This episode challenges the Western church's focus on individual relationships with Christ, emphasizing instead the collective destiny of God's people. With relatable illustrations (from personal stories to lost barbecue joints!) and practical application, listeners are encouraged to embrace life empowered by the Holy Spirit—living victoriously and impacting the world around them. Whether you're navigating your own faith journey, seeking hope in the face of addiction, or simply wanting to understand God's heart as a Father, Ken Pounders lays a foundation of hope, purpose, and spiritual maturity in this special message.   Website: https://omainc.org Email: OMADirector2017@gmail.com or priorityev@mac.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/165704310121828/ Website: https://priorityev.info Instagram: instagram.com/bro_ken   Outreach Ministries of Alabama, Inc., PO Box 98 Valhermoso Springs, AL  35775 Phone:   256-778-8096  

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The Grace & Power Conference closes with a weighty call to loyalty, sonship, faith, and manifestation. Leon du Preez reveals how the enemy attacks fellowship, how true sons are sent and not self-appointed, and how the power of God already resident within the believer must be activated by faith. From revelation on Christ in us, the groaning of creation, the authority of the sons of God, and the breaking of mammon through giving, the atmosphere rises into healing, impartation, and holy surrender. This is a night of divine confrontation, supernatural release, and fresh fire for those ready to manifest what heaven has placed within them.

In this episode Keith unpacks the authority that was given to sons and daughters of God to rule their atmosphere. Everything that you have to deal with is subject to God's values if you understand the principles of how God wants to govern the earth realm through you.

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All Christians are children of God but not all can make the claim to be sons of God.  A son of God is a Christian who led by the Holy Spirit and is a mature Christian.  Oftentimes Christians think being Spirit led is being hyper spiritual when a Spirit led person is the Christian who is mature in their walk with the Lord. Romans 8:12-17

Genesis 6:1-4 is not an easy text. Those verses talk about the "sons of God" as well as the Nephilim.In this episode, Dr. Sadaphal will provide answers to three questions based on Genesis 6. One, who are the sons of God: men or fallen angels? Two, does the book of Enoch shed light on the interpretation of Genesis 6? Three, who are the Nephilim and what do they have to do with the sons of God?In answering these questions biblically, Dr. Sadaphal will also explain three basic principles on Bible interpretation.

P.581 The Glorious Liberty of the Sons of God By Apostle Grace Lubega

Genesis 4 reveals that every societal collapse begins with the same ancient lie of Cain: rejecting God's substitute and trusting our own goodness instead.

Genesis 4 reveals that every societal collapse begins with the same ancient lie of Cain: rejecting God's substitute and trusting our own goodness instead.

IntroductionPeople bring criticism against the Reformed people's love for doctrine. People claim that if you go to a Reformed church, you will see that we are people concerned with the head, not the heart. That our catechisms and confessions are cold documents. These are documents fueling intellectual exercises that keep doctrine tidy but leave the soul unmoved. That we know about God without actually knowing him.The Heidelberg Catechism, Lord's Day 13, communicates to us that God is very personal. In fact, we are brought into the Lord's family. We are adopted as sons for the sake of our faithful Savior. We were the estranged children who had been brought near to God through the faithful son. So, is it fair to say that we are people who love doctrine and not the Lord? Is it fair to say that the Reformed faith makes one distant in relation to God? Children by AdoptionThe catechism is careful to distinguish between Christ's sonship and ours. Christ is the Son from eternity who is not created, not adopted, but of the same essence as the Father. When we confess the only begotten Son, we are saying that Christ is of the same nature as the Father. He has not sinned or done anything wrong. He is eternal, having the same attributes and nature as the Father. We are sons by adoption. And we need to be very encouraged by this. In the ancient world, adoption was not a consolation prize. In Roman law and in the Old Testament background, an adopted son received full inheritance rights. Abram understood this in Genesis 15, when he offered Eliezer of Damascus as an option to be an heir. Eliezer was not merely a faithful servant, but Abraham requested him to be the heir. Abraham is offering God an easy option, and not the challenge to bring a son through two elderly people without children. And Paul presses this further in verse 14. He declares that all who are led by the Spirit are sons of God. This language is important because all in the Spirit are sons possessing full inheritance. Note that firstborn sons are the ones who receive the greatest portion. Whatever your gender, whatever your genealogy, if you have the Spirit, you share in the inheritance of the eternal firstborn Son of God. You have done nothing to earn it. You have done everything to forfeit it. However, Christ, as a faithful son, secured His people to be coheirs with him as firstborn children. This love that the Father has for his children goes clear to the core of our heart. Why Submit to God? The Freedom of the RedeemedOur culture does not love submission. Even the word sounds like loss. But Paul reframes the question entirely in verse 15: you did not receive the spirit of slavery to fall back into fear.Paul has already named the alternative. Living by the flesh is death. We see that in the fall. No, they did not fall dead, but they immediately broke fellowship with God. They were naked and ashamed. They thought they would find freedom in their rebellion, but they discovered that being estranged from God is a problem. Christ, washing the disciples' feet in John 13, says something remarkable to Peter: “ You are already clean.” Christ makes this declaration even before Christ is raised from the dead. Christ's work is so certain that he assures his disciples of its benefit before it is officially confirmed. The disciples consciously know who Christ is, but they need to rest in his cleansing. John Murray captured it well: in Christ, we have moved from the courtroom to the family room. The legal question is settled. Yes, affirming with the head, but resting in the heart. Honoring God without TerrorIf submission sounds like an obligation, honoring God can sound like performance. We can think that we better make sure we earn our Lord's favor. We have to make sure that we are doing the right things to prevent the Lord smiting us or harming us in some way. Paul does not want people to have this mindset of the Lord's grace and mercy. He tells us in verse 15 that we have received the spirit of adoption, by which we cry Abba, Father. This is the same word Christ uses in Gethsemane. This is the time of his greatest anguish, of going to the cross. Christ is vulnerable; this is his darkest moment as he is about to face hell, and in this time of need, he cries out, “Abba.” We call on our heavenly Father as Christ calls on His Father. This is more like Dad rather than “master” or “Father.” It is communicating to us that we are brought near in the family in such a way that we have God's attention. The reason we want to honor God is not out of dread. Rather, when we consider the inheritance, we see that we are: heirs of God, fellow heirs with Christ. Not servants who have earned their way up. Not subordinate sons who receive a smaller portion. Fellow heirs. Co-heirs with the one who never sinned, never failed, and never rebelled. Christ does not gloat over his success, but rather freely shares everything he has merited with those who deserved none of it. Yes, we do consciously profess this with our minds, but the Spirit works in our hearts to see the joy of the new life. So, we cannot divorce the head from the heart. ConclusionThe Heidelberg Catechism seeks to bring out the implications of being brought near to God. The Heidelberg Catechism is not a cold document. It is a document written for people who need to know who they are. People who feel the weight of sin and ask whether God is really on their side. People who wonder whether submission to Christ is freedom or just a nicer version of slavery.The Heidelberg Catechism summarizes Romans 8 with the assurance that you are not a servant who performed well enough to be elevated. You are not an orphan who has been adopted by an abusive or lonely father. You are an adopted child of the living God, a co-heir with his faithful Son, indwelt by the Spirit who prods you toward life and away from death.We honor God, then, not because we have conceded that a terrible master is preferable to a really abusive one. We honor him because he is ours, and we are his, and the inheritance is already secured in the one who went to the cross knowing exactly what the wrath of God costs. He knows the cost and went anyway. He did so in order to make sure we all share in his inheritance. Our life lived before the face of God is not an obligation, but a joy.

A new MP3 sermon from Grace Baptist Church is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: CALLED Sons Of God Subtitle: Studies In 1st John Speaker: Richard Warmack Broadcaster: Grace Baptist Church Event: Sunday Service Date: 5/24/2026 Bible: 1 John 3:1-3 Length: 35 min.

This sermon is part of an ongoing verse by verse series on First John. The subject of this message is the PRESENT ABIDING POSITION of all those God the Father CHOSE, God the Son redeemed, and God the Holy Spirit regenerates and converts.

Sir Byron Rodgers speaks about how wisdom, consecration, discipline, and closeness to God shape the direction of a person's life far more than most people realize. The battle is not only external—it is spiritual, mental, emotional, and deeply connected to what a person continually gives their attention to. Many people want peace, clarity, strength, and purpose while remaining fully connected to the distractions, fears, and systems that constantly pull them away from God. But Scripture repeatedly points back to the same principle: Seek first the Kingdom. Sonship is not just believing in God occasionally. It is living in alignment with Him daily—through discipline, prayer, wisdom, obedience, and spiritual maturity even when life feels uncertain. “Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” — Romans 12:2 Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called sons of God. To see more, be sure to subscribe to the podcast at

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Bill Schnoebelen has seen over 100 UFOs and has studied them for over 40 years. He was a member of National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP) and has interviewed over 100 people who have been abducted, including Christians. Bill will show pictures of physical evidence of the Sons of God. He will explain their connections to black magic, fallen angel’s DNA, how it relates to the Mark of the Beast, and a counterfeit Gospel. Bill says the Sons of God will reveal themselves and be a part of deceiving millions of people, including Christians, into denying Jesus.

Bill Schnoebelen has seen over 100 UFOs and has studied them for over 40 years. He was a member of National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP) and has interviewed over 100 people who have been abducted, including Christians. Bill will show pictures of physical evidence of the Sons of God. He will explain their connections to black magic, fallen angel’s DNA, how it relates to the Mark of the Beast, and a counterfeit Gospel. Bill says the Sons of God will reveal themselves and be a part of deceiving millions of people, including Christians, into denying Jesus.

Bill Schnoebelen has seen over 100 UFOs and has studied them for over 40 years. He was a member of National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP) and has interviewed over 100 people who have been abducted, including Christians. Bill will show pictures of physical evidence of the Sons of God. He will explain their connections to black magic, fallen angel’s DNA, how it relates to the Mark of the Beast, and a counterfeit Gospel. Bill says the Sons of God will reveal themselves and be a part of deceiving millions of people, including Christians, into denying Jesus.

Bill Schnoebelen has seen over 100 UFOs and has studied them for over 40 years. He was a member of National Investigations Committee on Aerial Phenomena (NICAP) and has interviewed over 100 people who have been abducted, including Christians. Bill will show pictures of physical evidence of the Sons of God. He will explain their connections to black magic, fallen angel’s DNA, how it relates to the Mark of the Beast, and a counterfeit Gospel. Bill says the Sons of God will reveal themselves and be a part of deceiving millions of people, including Christians, into denying Jesus.

The Sons of God and Nephilim are Human Beings in Genesis6:1-4 (and Numbers 13:33). Resources:Commentaryon Genesis 6:1-13 by Todd Morrelhttps://landandbible.blogspot.com/2026/05/the-sons-of-god-and-nephilim-are-human.html MeridithCline: “Divine Kingship and Genesis 6:1-4”chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://meredithkline.com/files/articles/Divine-Kingship-and-Genesis-6_1-4.pdf BillSchlegel One God Reporthttps://www.youtube.com/@billschlegel1

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On today's Bible Answer Man broadcast (05/08/26), Hank answers the following questions:Are the Sons of God in Genesis 6 not the result of demons and humans procreating? Kurt - Billings, MT (0:58)What is the best method to witness to Muslims? Jerry - Miami, FL (15:14)I see TV preachers teaching on seed faith, and it really upsets me. What are your thoughts? Kenny- Cleveland, TN (18:39)If the charismatic gifts of 1 Corinthians 12 are for today, should every church have members with those gifts? Ron - Prescott, AZ (21:26)

MINISTERIAL BIBLE STUDY (May 6, 2026) Part 1 of 3: Discussion on Angels, Sons of God and Morning Stars, Satan, Supernatural Powers, and other related issuesCAUTIONARY NOTE: This ministerial discussion includes some direct statements about celestial angels and the Devil that could potentially offend those who hold different views of those subjects than ours.Send us Fan MailSupport the showThank you for listening to our podcast!If you have any questions, subjects you would like to hear discussed, or feedback of any kind, you can contact us at:greengac@yahoo.com or through the links below, where you can find additional information about our work as well as other materials: Green Gospel Assembly Church – The Church that is Different    (church website)

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