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In 1 Corinthians 10, Paul points to Israel's failures in the wilderness as a warning against spiritual overconfidence. Their freedom became an excuse for idolatry, immorality, dissatisfaction, and complaining. This episode reminds us not to trust our own strength, but to recognize that God faithfully provides a way to endure every temptation we face.

1. Admitting our weakness 2. Identifying our enemies 3. Seeking the Lord's strength

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2026-07-26-0830 Pastor Loran Livingston is the speaker this morning, July 26, 2026, in the 8:30 am service.   Scripture: 1 Peter 1:3–5, 1 Corinthians 10:12, 2 Peter 3:17 Notes: -Grounded. Blameless. Faithful. -What does it take to be a steadfast Christian in all these ways? -Pastor Livingston cites from 2 Peter 3:17 -to "grow in grace," taking heed to not fall, focusing on a daily life of reading and praying.

2026-07-26-1030 Pastor Loran Livingston is the speaker this morning, July 26, 2026, in the 10:30 am service.   Scripture: 1 Peter 1:3–5, 1 Corinthians 10:12, 2 Peter 3:17 Notes: -Grounded. Blameless. Faithful. -What does it take to be a steadfast Christian in all these ways? -Pastor Livingston cites from 2 Peter 3:17 -to "grow in grace," taking heed to not fall, focusing on a daily life of reading and praying.

In this message covering Luke 8:1-39, we see that Jesus' authority calls for more than admiration—it calls for a response. As we take heed how we hear, we discover that God's Word reveals the condition of our hearts, faith trusts Christ even in life's storms, and genuine hearing always leads to obedience. May His Word find good soil in us and bear lasting fruit. 

7/25/2026 | This day's featured sermon on SermonAudio: Title: Take Heed Lest You Fall! (Part 1) Subtitle: 1 Corinthians Series Speaker: Pastor Simeon Western Broadcaster: Northside Baptist Church Event: Sunday - AM Date: 1/4/2026 Bible: 1 Corinthians 10:1-10 Length: 73 min.

Scripture: 1 Timothy 4 Text: 1 Timothy 4:11-16 Theme: Let him who stands, look to Christ, lest he fall.

Today we want to think together about watchfulness in terms of what we are spiritually working at, and building with our life. Each one of us is building something with his life and with his or her works after they become a Christian. It is important that we take heed how we are building. 1. Christ laid the foundation for His Church. Every Christian must watch to see that they build upon that foundation. Proposition: The foundation which each of us builds upon is Christ's finished work of righteousness and His sufferings on our behalf. This foundation that we rest upon by faith is the basis of all of our character development and all of the good works that we do for God. It is all done because of His grace and His Holy Spirit working in our life. But we must watch to see whether our work is proceeding from His instructions which are found in the Bible.

The church at Corinth was filled with people who loved sin yet they had said “Yes!” to Jesus and Paul calls them holy. This entire letter is Paul answering questions for them that tries to correct their sinful choices as they continue to give into temptations. The believers in Corinth were very prideful and arrogant, they were products of their culture, yet they are full of the Holy Spirit and should have a change in their behavior that is opposite of their culture. They all believed they were in good standing with God even though they were living in sin so Paul tells them, “Take heed” or “Pay close attention...” because if you don't, you are going to fall.

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Sound doctrine is not a small matter after we are saved, because what we are taught and what we believe will shape our lives, guide our families, and carry consequences into eternity. We must not anchor our faith in traditions, personalities, movements, systems of theology, or the opinions of men, but in the faithful Word of God and in the words of our Lord Jesus Christ. Doctrine is meant to ground and guide the born-again child of God toward spiritual maturity, so that we are no longer tossed about by every wind of doctrine or deceived by the cunning craftiness of men. Therefore, we must hold fast to the Word of God, submit ourselves honestly to its truth, and seek sound doctrine that produces charity out of a pure heart, a good conscience, and faith unfeigned.

Saturday, June 13, 2026

Scott Carsley | AM Jun 7th, 2026 | Take Heed, and Let No One… (Col 2:6-7)

Saturday, June 6, 2026

We have also a more sure Word of prophecy, whereunto you do well to take heed, as unto a light that shines in a dark place... 2 Pet 1:19

Paul's warning to the Corinthian church serves as a warning for us to remember the past failures of God's people in order that we guard our own lives and flee from idolatry and stay faithful to Christ.

On Wednesday, April 22nd, 2026, Pastor Matt Cottrill challenges us to examine the sharpness of our spiritual walk through the lens of Hebrews 2:1, which warns us to give earnest heed to what we've heard lest we let it slip. The central question posed is both convicting and necessary: Are we as spiritually sharp today as we've been in previous seasons? The message uses the brilliant illustration of a knife that becomes dull through daily use without intentional sharpening—we don't notice the gradual loss of edge until we need precision cutting. Similarly, our spiritual sensitivity can dull over time through routine without intentional engagement. We can still attend church, still worship, still agree with truth, yet lose the razor-sharp conviction that once pierced our hearts. The danger for mature believers is that depth becomes optional rather than essential. We begin to function without pressing forward, maintaining without pursuing deeper things. What once set our souls on fire now only brushes the surface. This isn't about rejecting truth—it's about failing to grow in truth. The call is clear: we need consistent, intentional sharpening through daily engagement with God's Word, not just hearing but applying what we learn, transforming information into formation that reshapes our lives.

John 18:15-27 - Joel Kurz of The Garden Church

The sermon centers on the transformative power of hearing and obeying the Word of God, illustrated through Jesus' parable of the sower. It emphasizes that true hearing is not merely auditory but involves spiritual receptivity, where the Word takes root in a heart committed to obedience. The parable reveals four responses to the Word—hardened, shallow, distracted, and fruitful—highlighting that only those who receive it with a noble and good heart and act on it bear lasting fruit. The preacher underscores that spiritual understanding is granted to those who seek truth, while hardness of heart leads to concealment, and warns that mere attendance or knowledge without obedience renders the Word ineffective. Ultimately, the call is to take heed how we hear, for obedience to what we already know opens the door to deeper revelation, and true discipleship is marked by faithfulness, fruit-bearing, and a life shaped by Scripture and the Holy Spirit.

Pastor Kevin teaches through Luke 8:1–21, focusing on the Parable of the Sower and Jesus' call to “take heed how you hear.” This Bible teaching explains that the seed is the word of God and that the four soils represent different conditions of the human heart, revealing why people respond to God's word in different ways. Pastor Kevin walks through the hard, shallow, divided, and receptive heart, showing how sin, trials, and the cares of this world can hinder spiritual growth, while a sincere and obedient heart bears lasting fruit.

Hebrews 2:1-4

Wondering how to serve effectively? Learn the importance of taking heed to your heart and spiritual health as Daniel emphasizes the value of staying spiritually vibrant and aware while ministering to others.

In this message, Chad Everett teaches from Mark 13 and calls the Church to return to a clear, biblical focus in a distracted and divided world. The disciples asked Jesus about timelines and signs, but Jesus redirected their attention to something more important: how they should live. His instruction was not centered on speculation, but on spiritual posture—take heed, watch, and stay on mission. Chad emphasizes that one of the enemy's primary tactics is distraction. In a time filled with voices, opinions, social media, and constant information, believers can easily be led off course. Jesus warns that deception is not always obvious—it often comes through distraction, misdirection, and drifting away from the truth. The message also highlights the importance of being spiritually alert. Believers are called to be watchful, grounded in Scripture, and prepared to respond appropriately—not shaped by culture, but by the Word of God. Finally, the mission is clear: the gospel must be preached. Instead of becoming consumed with signs, politics, or speculation, the Church must remain focused on the Great Commission. Every believer is sent to share the good news of Jesus. Because of this message: ● We are called to take heed so we are not deceived ● We are called to watch and remain spiritually alert ● We are called to stay on mission and preach the gospel The Roads Church - https://theroads.church

Series: Speak, Lord, Your Servant HearsService: SaturdayType: Gospel MeetingSpeaker: Ross Conley

Series: Speak, Lord, Your Servant HearsService: FridayType: Gospel MeetingSpeaker: Ross Conley

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In this message, Pastor Vern Frank teaches on the importance of what you hear. https://www.pacbible.org/

3/1/26 - Take Heed - Pastor Mary Baker by Zion Christian Fellowship

Message preached by Pastor Duke Downs on Sunday, March 1, 2026 AM.

Junior Grant Bruno takes the pulpit with a message on the judgment seat of Christ. Will this be the judgment you appear before the Lord, or will it be the Great White Throne judgment?

Message preached by Pastor Duke Downs on Sunday, February 8, 2026 AM.

Title: How to Be BoldScripture Reading: Joshua 1:6-9Series: Be Bold!How do we move from cautious faith to courageous action? We learn the answer from Joshua, who was commanded to be strong and courageous. True boldness is born out of trust in God. To be bold, we must first "Take Hold" of the unique calling God has placed on our lives. Next, we must "Take Heed" of God's Word by internalizing it through study and conversation. Finally, we must "Take Heart." We never go into a moment of boldness alone. The Holy Spirit is always with us, just as Jesus promised. Through these three simple steps, we can live out our mission statement boldly in the year ahead.

Join Peter Hockley for an enlightening message on being vigilant in faith. Drawing from the Olivet Discourse, explore the teachings of Jesus Christ on the importance of staying spiritually awake and prepared for His return. Reflect on passages from Luke and Mark, and learn how to align your life with God's will. This program offers both instruction and inspiration for living a purposeful Christian life in anticipation of Christ's Return. *(1) Take heed - be careful, watch out, mind how you live as a Christian (Romans 13:11-14). *(2) Watch – Be diligent in your duty and ready for the Master's Return (Mark 13:34). *(3) Pray – Be prayerful as you take heed and keep watch: “Watch therefore, and pray always" (Luke 21:36). Mark 14:38: “Watch and pray, lest you enter into temptation. The spirit indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak (to do God's will).” Ephesians 6:18: "Praying always with all prayer and supplication in the Spirit, being watchful to this end with all perseverance and supplication for all the saints." Mark 13:33: “Take heed, watch and pray.” Mark 13:37: “And what I say to you, I say to all: Watch!”

Pastor John Miller continues our series in the Gospel of Luke with an expository message through Luke 17:1-19 titled, “Disciples Take Heed.”

Pastor John Miller continues our series in the Gospel of Luke with an expository message through Luke 17:1-19 titled, “Disciples Take Heed.”

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It's important for us to hear the Word of God preached. But Jesus also instructs His disciples to be careful about the way we hear. Today, Sinclair Ferguson encourages us to ask ourselves, “What kind of hearer am I?” Read the transcript: https://ligonier.org/podcasts/things-unseen-with-sinclair-ferguson/take-heed-how-you-hear/ A donor-supported outreach of Ligonier Ministries. Donate: https://donate.ligonier.org/ Explore all of our podcasts: https://www.ligonier.org/podcasts