In the aftermath of the flood, God gave a token of his covenant, to never again destroy the world by water – with the rainbow. However, it is called an everlasting covenant and we see the rainbow in heaven. This makes us think there is a greater lesson that just the world will not be destroyed by water. Praise God for his covenant faithfulness that his people will never be destroyed because we have been saved by the ark of Jesus Christ!
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We feel like our daily duties in serving the Lord might be challenging, but are encouraged that God’s grace is always sufficient. It might seem daunting, but God will sustain us in fulfilling his calling.
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The Lord does not desire for us to live on the bare minimum of spiritual bread and water, but he desires for us to partake of the spiritual feast of fat things and wine on the lees. The Lord intends for us to enjoy the fullness of the abundant life, that our joy may be full. Let us lay hold of the joy of Christ and the feast of fat things and wine on the lees in the kingdom of heaven.
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As we consider faithful sayings and worthy of all acceptation, we study that Christ came into the world to save sinners. He didn’t come to offer salvation to save good people, but he came to save sinners who were dead in trespasses and sins before grace. And we all should feel to be the chiefest of sinners by the conviction of the Holy Ghost. Praise God for amazing grace that saved a wretched sinner like me!
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“My times are in thy hand: deliver me from the hand of mine enemies, and from them that persecute me.” (Psalm 31:15)
When David penned these words, he was either currently in, or reflecting back, on his time on the run from Saul, being persecuted for righteousness’ sake because of Saul’s sin and jealousy. David summarized this perilous period of his life that every day “there is but a step between me and death.” (1 Sam. 20:3) In this passage, David was resting in the truth that all his “times” – the mountain top of slaying Goliath and even hiding in caves with just a step between him and death – were safely held in the hand of God. He knew he could die at any moment, but that fear was eased because he knew his life was held in the hand of God. All our lives are held in God’s hand and sustained and protected by the Lord. It’s in Christ that we “live, and move, and have our being.” (Acts 17.28)
Job 3:16-19 “Or as an hidden untimely birth I had not been; as infants which never saw light. [17] There the wicked cease from troubling; and there the weary be at rest. [18] There the prisoners rest together; they hear not the voice of the oppressor. [19] The small and great are there; and the servant is free from his master.”
In the midst of Job’s severe trial, he bemoans ever being born, and he considered the state of a hidden untimely birth as being infinitely better than his current state of suffering. It is estimated that one in four pregnancies end in miscarriage. With the loss of babies in the womb being such a prevalent struggle for many of God’s children, the Lord provides comfort all throughout scripture to his children who struggle with the loss of an untimely birth. This passage in Job is one of the most enlightening and comforting verses in all of God’s word to provide hope and comfort to grieving parents of the heavenly home of their miscarried child.
Jesus Christ is the only satisfaction in this world for the spiritual thirst and spiritual hunger that all of God’s children have after the new birth. We have a tendency to want to hew out broken cisterns that cannot hold water instead of partaking of the fountain of living waters to refresh their spiritual thirst for Christ. Let us partake of Jesus Christ and be filled from our hunger and thirst for righteousness.
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What is our response when we are called to something very daunting and difficult in our lives? How do we find the strength to do something we feel is beyond our ability to complete? We have to rely on the grace and strength of Jesus Christ to complete things that we feel are too great for us.
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These messages were delivered by Pastor David on the Gospel of Grace Radio Broadcast from January to April 2026. Satan has been very successful in deceiving many of God’s children to believe science falsely so-called to not believe the literal creation account from Genesis. We study this topic together to equip God’s people to defend this vitally important doctrine of the literal creation account from scripture.
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Overview of Defending Biblical Creation
Creation Declares the Glory of the Creator
The World That Then Was – Noah’s Flood
Science Falsely So Called – Denying Original Sin & Other Core Doctrines
Science Falsely So Called – Evolution
In the flood of Noah, we see that the ark was not a well meant offer and invitation for all of mankind to come into the boat to be saved. Rather the ark was built to the exact dimensions of only eight people, the people that were before chosen by God to be in the ark by the Lord’s grace. Not only were they chose, but they were sealed and preserved, no ability to fall out the boat because the Lord shut them in.
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