Bible Baptist Church: Recent Episodes

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Discussion of topics including sanctification and assurance.

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Job speaks of man as unclean and under sin and its judgment. Job seeks God's vindication from false accusations of the friends. He knows resurrection and vindication will come after this life but longs for it now and to be restored to a place of service.

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Continuation of prohibition for women disciples to not teach men or usurp their authority in gospel ministry. Reasons given regarding the fall and redemption from sin.

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Two specific prohibitions for women in the church and a discussion of the reason.

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Discussion of eldership.

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How our faith is to shape all we think and do.

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Job takes his case to God realizing he needs God's grace to do so.

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Discussion on suffering

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Jeffrey Ryder leads discussion on love and exercise of gifts in the church.

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Job rebuked his friends for self righteous postering and turns to God for faithful judgment of his case.

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Women as distinct disciples following their Lord, just as the men.

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The positive nature of the public profession of godliness of women in the church.

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Introducing the differing roles of women in gospel ministry.

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Job's faith that God is working all things or according to His covenant

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The starting point for Zophar for knowledge is that God has not said anything but by a leap of blind faith says that Job must repent.

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Paul addresses the need of men to lead in prayerful gospel ministry before addressing the role of women.

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Job pleads for grace to the covenant-keeping God.

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Job shows his need for a mediator with God.

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A character sketch of Barnabas a man that put on Christ in his comfort and building up of the saints; the embodiment of II Timothy 2:2.

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Job answers Bildad's natural law conclusions with what cannot be answered by our own wisdom and observation of the phenomenon around us. How can a sinner be just before God?

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The nature of the atonement of Christ and its revealed limits related to our gospel ministries.

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The nature of Christ is that He is of the nature of God and of the nature of man. He is the only therefore for man to be reconciled to God.

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Why we preach the gospel to all and pray for the salvation of all we encounter with the gospel.

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A gospel centered ministry goes forth bathed in prayer for all whom it may touch.

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What results in our lives from gospel ministry that is bathed in prayer.

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Job defends himself against the false assertions of Eliphaz's claims, claims that mirror the prosperity gospel.

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Job begins to critique the words of Eliphaz and his ministry toward Job.

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Paul instructs Timothy on the right use of the law based on its subservient nature to the glorious gospel.

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Paul instructs Timothy on the wrong use of the law due to its subservient nature to the glorious gospel.

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A description of the origin, history, qualifications, and judgment of deacons.

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Eliphaz brings Job to the bar of God's, claims he is a sinner and a fool who has no mediator to help him.

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A defense of the severity of God's final judgment.

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Eliphaz said -God told me....- How do we deal with his claim and similar claims we hear today--

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Eliphaz tells Job why he must speak, declares tye righteous judgment of God, and the consequences of sin.

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Timothy's charge from Paul to correct those that taught some other doctrine and why the charge was important.

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Job is bewildered by his continued pain and asked why it continues and why God has hedged him in.

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John 14-6

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Job, like Paul, states that to depart is far better. He describes that hope in death.

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Job curses his day of birth in a total imprecation on himself and his natural birth in Adam. He does so in hope of a greater day.

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Introduction to the book of First Timothy and a look at the Biblical relationship between Paul and Timothy.

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What flows from the doctrine of election and the Biblical mission of the Messiah is the identity of bride, those that love Christ. Do you belong to that people--

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A shirt description of Job's three friends who loved him and came to mourn with him. A synopsis of their folly.

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Examining how Job by the grace responded to suffering through worship and giving n answer for his reason for exalting His God.

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Understand the nature of Job's suffering and how Satan desired it to be interpreted.

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An examination of God's conflict in the book of Job and our part in spiritual warfare.

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Examining the sin of knowing but not doing good or rather the sin of not seeking the will of God in all things.

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Examining the nature of discipleship in the New Testament church.

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Declaration of the content of the gospel message preached by the early church.

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Examining the nature of God, the Sons of God, and Satan

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A study of blessings enjoyed by righteous Job.

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There is only one cure for heart trouble and the malignancy of sin, and that is to -Let not your heart be troubled, BELIEVE in the Lord Jesus Christ-

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Joseph is a wonderful picture and type of the Lord Jesus Christ. We see a beautiful picture and type of our salvation in this story of Joseph revealing himself to his brethren of Christ revealing Himself to His chosen, elect people that He calls brethren.

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Who did Christ die for- He died for His sheep. Other sheep He has that He must bring. Are you one of God's sheep-

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Salvation is not an isolated experience or decision. Salvation is growing in the grace and the knowledge of the Lord. Salvation is the believer enduring to the end. Salvation is the believer clinging to Christ from the moment they are made conscious of their sin until they depart to be with Christ.

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From our text we have four glorious things in One.-REDEMPTION, RIGHTEOUSNESS, REST and REQUITAL.-SALVATION, SANCTIFICATION, SECURITY, SATISFACTION.-In this passage of Scripture we see that the believer,-Wins Christ, is found in Him, knows Him and is apprehended by Him, -O WHAT A GOSPEL OF FOUR IN ONE

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Isaiah 40- 1, - Comfort ye, comfort ye my people, saith your God.-2, Speak ye comfortably to Jerusalem, and cry unto her, that her warfare is accomplished, that her iniquity is pardoned- for she hath received of the LORD'S hand double for all her sins.-3, - The voice of him that crieth in the wilderness, Prepare ye the way of the LORD, make straight in the desert a highway for our God.-4, Every valley shall be exalted, and every mountain and hill shall be made low- and the crooked shall be made straight,3 and the rough places plain-4 -5, And the glory of the LORD shall be revealed, and all flesh shall see it together- for the mouth of the LORD hath spoken it.-6, The voice said, Cry. And he said, What shall I cry- All flesh is grass, and all the goodliness thereof is as the flower of the field--7, The grass withereth, the flower fadeth- because the spirit of the LORD bloweth upon it- surely the people is grass.-8, The grass withereth, the flower fadeth- but the word of our God shall stand for ever.-9, - O Zion, that bringest good tidings, get thee up into the high mountain- O Jerusalem,6 that bringest good tidings, lift up thy voice with strength- lift it up, be not afraid- say unto the cities of Judah, Behold your God--10, Behold, the Lord GOD will come with strong hand, and his arm shall rule for him- behold, his reward is with him, and his work before him.-11, He shall feed his flock like a shepherd- he shall gather the lambs with his arm, and carry them in his bosom, and shall gently lead those that are with young.