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Practical
Living wisely and godly in a fallen world.
Sermons, Commentary and Psalm Devotionals on Practical
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Sennacherib vs. Hezekiah
Sennacherib was king of the Assyrian empire. His success caused him to vilely blaspheme the God of Judah. Hezekiah prayed for help, and God mightily delivered them. God showed the importance of this history to Him by three witnesses and…
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Testimonies of Candidates for Membership
Pastors have liberty how to qualify candidates for membership and present to the church. Barnabas had to testify for the Jerusalem Church to accept Saul. We require a written testimony of conversion, which has worked very well qualifying and provoking…
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Folly, Truth, and Glory of BaptismPart 2 of 2
Baptism was done quickly in the Bible, but it was meaningful. John baptized Jesus, though He did not need it, to fulfill all righteousness. It is how a person can answer God for saving them. It is the symbol of…
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Thanksgiving Dinner & Service
Thanksgiving Day is a wonderful holiday that Christians can celebrate with zeal. It is to identify the blessings of God on America as a nation. For this year, the focus was on the abundance of all things and also the…
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Isaiah – Chapter 33
The transitions are dramatic and fast. See the ruin of Sennacherib and victory and revival of Judah in all its glory by a collection of short descriptions. God mocked and destroyed this blasphemer, and He wants you to know about…
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Isaiah – Chapter 32
Isaiah warned the careless women of Judah that pursued ease instead of spiritual religion. He foretold great reformation of state, church, character, and charity in Judah. God poured out His Spirit on the afflicted Jews and blessed them with victory,…
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Isaiah – Chapter 31
Sin breeds sin, and Sennacherib of Assyria terrified the Jews. Instead of repenting and trusting God for deliverance, they paid money to Egypt, offending God further. Assyria easily defeated Egypt to the shame of Judah. God then killed the 185,000…
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Isaiah – Chapter 30
Sin breeds sin, and Sennacherib of Assyria terrified the Jews. Instead of repenting and trusting God for deliverance, they paid money to Egypt, offending God further. Assyria easily defeated Egypt to the shame of Judah. God then killed the 185,000…
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Isaiah – Chapter 29
God sent Sennacherib to punish the Jews, but He saved them in the end by His power. He also made them blind with confusion for their hypocrisy, like He has done to most today. He did promise a great revival…
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Isaiah – Chapter 22
As Sennacherib and his mighty Assyrian army came toward Jerusalem, the terrified people failed by looking to their defenses rather than God and to pleasure rather than prayer and fasting. Two princes of Hezekiah had a severe reversal of fortune…