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10 resources referencing Job 21:7
The sermon emphasizes that God shows favor to the wicked, yet they do not learn righteousness or behold His majesty. It warns against the misconception that showing worldly favors to the unregenerate…
The sermon addresses the question of whether eternal salvation is conditional or unconditional. The preacher argues that salvation is unconditional on the believer's part because humans are…
The sermon explores Ephesians 5:1-8, focusing on verse 8, which calls believers to walk as children of light, contrasting their former state of darkness with their new identity in Christ. It…
The sermon emphasizes the sovereignty and uniqueness of the one true God, who will not share His glory with another. It highlights the necessity of faith for pleasing God and the importance of…
The sermon explores the nature and characteristics of the wicked, using biblical examples such as Judas Iscariot to illustrate deceit and betrayal. It emphasizes that wicked people often appear…
The sermon explores the biblical portrayal of wicked people, emphasizing that wickedness is often hidden behind smooth and flattering words, as exemplified by Judas Iscariot. It stresses that wicked…
Elder Michael Goans preaches from Jeremiah 12:5, emphasizing the challenges and trials faced by prophets like Jeremiah, who was called at a young age and faced persecution and threats. The sermon…
The sermon addresses the common reactions of attributing sin and disasters either directly to God or questioning His goodness, rejecting both as unscriptural. It emphasizes that sin originates from…
The sermon explores the concept of general or natural revelation as presented in Romans chapter 1, emphasizing that God has revealed His existence, eternal power, and moral character to all humanity…
The sermon on Psalm 73 explores Asaph's journey from envy and doubt to faith and trust in God's sovereignty. Initially overwhelmed by the prosperity of the wicked and his own suffering, Asaph finds…