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The speaker talk about the book of Jude and how the author addresses controversial topics and false leaders within the church. The speaker emphasizes the importance of staying true to Christian values and not using God's grace as an excuse for immoral behavior. They criticize pastors who seek attention and popularity and highlight the need for sincere prayer and repentance. The speaker then moves on to the topic of rituals and rules within the church, specifically referencing fellowship meals and how some individuals misuse these gatherings for their own gain. They conclude by stating that such behavior is a stain on the faith.

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This sermon was brought to you by Scott. The speaker is discussing the book of Jude and how it is filled with controversial ideas. They mention that Jude mentions some topics that will also be discussed in Revelation. They then talk about the concept of natural vs. evil, explaining that when humans fell from God, they gained another nature. They mention that Christians have two natures, the Holy Spirit and their old fallen nature. The speaker also discusses scoffers in the last days, saying that people still question the existence of Jesus. They mention the Canopy Theory, which suggests the existence of another layer of the atmosphere. They talk about how this theory aligns with certain biblical passages and the idea that people lived longer in the early days of the Bible. The speaker also mentions that the present heavens and earth are being kept for judgment. They discuss the concept of time and how it relates to the existence of God.

Today's episode is brought to you by Dane. The speaker begins by discussing the continuation of the study in Acts chapter 13, focusing on speaking the truth and astrology. They introduce a character named Bar Jesus, who is not the Jesus people typically think of. The speaker then mentions Peter's miraculous escape from prison and Herod's death. They explain that Antioch is a new hub for the Christian Church and the base for Saul's ministry. The speaker emphasizes the diversity of the early church and the importance of being set apart for God's work. They explain the different Greek words for "set apart" and highlight the significance of worshiping and ministering to God. Fasting and praying are mentioned as practices that help focus on ministry. Barnabas and Saul are sent out by the Holy Spirit to proclaim the word of God in synagogues. They encounter a magician named Bar-Jesus. The speaker concludes by discussing the commonality of the name Jesus and its historical origins.

We Thank Scott for this message, The speaker discusses the importance of defending Christian doctrine and the need to live a righteous life. They mention how some people have infiltrated churches and spread false teachings about God's grace. The speaker also talks about discipline as evidence of being a Christian and emphasizes that God's blessings are dependent on living in His will. They use examples from the Israelites' journey from Egypt to illustrate these points. The transcription also includes a prayer to ask for forgiveness and restoration of fellowship with God.

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This episode was brought to you by Scott, Scott is discussing the story of Sodom and Gomorrah and how it serves as a warning of God's judgment. Scott also talk about the importance of spiritual leadership in marriages and the negative effects of rebellion. Scott emphasizes the need for husbands to love their wives and for wives to respect their husbands. The speaker believes that marriage teaches us how God wants to be loved and supported.

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We thank Dane for this week's message Pastor Dane presents the facts about America's Christian founding. The bible was even taught in the public schools until the 1960's and church services were held every Sunday in the US capital building. One notable "separation of church and state" advocate attended regular

This episode was brought to you by Scott Mosley. Scott, starts by explaining that they will be discussing the story of Gideon from the Old Testament. They mention that the people of Israel were unfaithful to God and as a result, they were handed over to the Midianites for seven years. The speaker reflects on how the guilty often drag the innocent down with them and how silence and inaction can lead to cowardice. They emphasize the importance of being informed and taking a stand against evil. They mention how the Midianites were cruel to the Israelites, causing them to hide in mountains and caves. The speaker discusses the concept of cowardice and how God has given believers the power and love to overcome it. They talk about the consequences of the Israelites' unfaithfulness, such as crop destruction and starvation. The people eventually cry out to God for help. The speaker emphasizes the need for consistency and closeness to God, in order to avoid his discipline and missed blessings. They explain that God disciplines those he loves.

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This Sunday we look at John's second letter. We thank Scott for the laughs and message.

We thank Dane for the following sermon that was presented to us on Wednesday. Every Wednesday we will continue to hear Dane talk about Pauls Ministry in the book of Act's. Before you start this show I encourage you to pray for God to open your mind and heart to this message.

This Sunday we hear Scott talk about living to please God. Living to please God requires us to choose to put Him first, every day. He bought us so that we can be with Him forever. We owe Him our faithfulness.