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46 resources referencing 2 Corinthians 7:10
The sermon emphasizes the destructive power of bitterness and sin in personal and family life, urging believers to rely on God's Word for practical solutions and forgiveness. It highlights the…
The sermon emphasizes the necessity of recognizing one's sinful nature through the law to appreciate the Savior's grace. It warns against self-righteousness and self-reliance, illustrating this…
The sermon emphasizes the profound biblical expression "in Christ," highlighting its significance as the source of all spiritual blessings and assurance for believers. The preacher explains that all…
The sermon explores the biblical concept that the wicked have no spiritual changes, referencing Psalm 55:19 to explain that while wicked people experience physical changes, they lack the…
The sermon explores the sixth trumpet judgment described in Revelation 9:12-21, emphasizing God's sovereign judgment on the wicked through the release of destructive forces. It highlights that…
The sermon explores the theme of repentance in the context of the sixth trumpet judgment in Revelation 9, emphasizing that the wicked do not truly repent despite suffering consequences. It contrasts…
Mark Richards preaches on Luke 15, emphasizing the intertwined nature of deliverance and repentance. He explains that repentance is not merely about acknowledging past wrongs but is a forward-looking…
The sermon explores the blessing of mourning as described in Matthew 5:4, emphasizing that mourning is a grace given by God that leads to comfort through Jesus Christ. It highlights two types of…
The sermon focuses on the theme of repentance as illustrated in Luke 15, emphasizing God's unchanging nature and the joy in heaven over one sinner who repents. It explains the parables of the lost…
The sermon explores the biblical concept of the six cities of refuge in the Old Testament, which provided sanctuary for those who killed unintentionally, and connects these to the ultimate refuge…
The sermon emphasizes that the New Testament Church is a kingdom governed by King Jesus alone, who holds absolute authority. It contrasts earthly governments with Christ's kingdom, highlighting that…
The sermon emphasizes the unchanging nature of the wicked who do not fear God because they experience no true change in their lives. It contrasts this with the transformative change of regeneration…