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18 resources referencing Luke 17:26
The sermon focuses on the long-suffering nature of God as revealed to Moses in Exodus 34:5-6, emphasizing God's mercy, grace, and patience with a wicked world. It contrasts the disobedience of Adam…
The sermon discusses the spirit of discouragement among Christians, comparing the days before the flood and Sodom to the present time, highlighting how people remain preoccupied with worldly matters…
Elder Sammy Odom's sermon explores the biblical phrase "as and so," focusing on Matthew 24 and the comparison between the days of Noah and the coming of the Son of Man. He emphasizes the normalcy of…
The sermon emphasizes the unchanging nature of God and the importance of adhering to biblical truths, particularly warning against giving place to the devil through harboring anger and sin. It…
The sermon emphasizes the certainty and imminence of the second coming of Jesus Christ, clarifying that God's people will not be caught unaware like a thief in the night. It explains that believers…
The sermon explores the concept of God's longsuffering, emphasizing that God is patient with the wicked and ungodly rather than causing or permitting sin. Using biblical examples such as the days of…
The sermon emphasizes the importance of studying the past, particularly the biblical flood and the wickedness of the pre-flood world, as a warning for the present and future. It affirms the belief in…
The sermon focuses on the second coming of Jesus Christ, emphasizing that God's people will not be caught unaware like a thief in the night, but will be of the day and children of light. It explains…
The sermon explores the significance of Noah as a type of Christ, emphasizing his righteousness and faith in a corrupt world prior to the flood. It highlights Noah's obedience in building the ark by…
The sermon explores God's mercy through the biblical account of Noah's flood, emphasizing God's everlasting covenant never to destroy the earth by flood again. It highlights the contrast between…
The sermon explores the theme of suffering for well-doing as taught in 1 Peter 3:17, emphasizing that Jesus Christ suffered perfectly for the sins of the unjust despite being just Himself. It…
The sermon emphasizes the biblical truth of Jesus Christ's imminent return and the hope it brings to believers, especially concerning the resurrection and reunion with those who have died in Christ.…