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| | Finishing The Race by Jim Cymbala
Topic: Finishing Well
Scripture(s): Hebrews 3:5-15 | | Description: We must quiet ourselves and hear God's voice in order to stay strong as a Christian. Let Him speak to your heart as we learn how to finish the race.
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| | Today If You Will Hear His Voice by Edgar F. Parkyns
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Scripture(s): Hebrews 3:7, Hebrews 4:12 | | Description: The sojourning nation of Israel failed to enter into God’s rest because they had hardened their hearts against his voice. Still today, in order to walk in his rest we must learn to hear his inward voice, and not harden our hearts against it. We must let the word of God examine our hearts, break us, and remake us.
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| | "Consider How to Stir up One Another to Love" by John Piper
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Scripture(s): Hebrews 3:12-14, Hebrews 10:23-25 | | Description: John Piper shares the great need to recieve and give exhoration and edification to the body of Christ. To stir one another to love is of great need and concern in every church. Many people are 'lone ranger' christians that do not have a heart for the body of christ.
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| | How Christians Save Christians by Tim Conway
Topic: Once Saved Always Saved
Scripture(s): Hebrews 3:12-14 | | Description: Tim Conway explains what the Apostle Paul means when he writes, ‘Exhort one another daily’. He shows clearly why it is such a necessary and vital part of the Christian life, and what the effects and benefits of it are. In so doing, arguing always from the basis of scripture, he exposes the dangers of ‘Hyper-Calvinism’ (ie, ‘extreme’ views of the doctrines of election and predestination), which lead some to believe that things such as exhortation should not be necessary (65 minutes).
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| | Today is the Day by Mike Gilchrist
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Scripture(s): Hebrews 3:15 | | Description: “TODAY, IF YOU HEAR HIS VOICE, DO NOT HARDEN YOUR HEARTS” (Hebrews 3:15). In this sermon, Mike explains why God says “TODAY,” instead of tomorrow or next year. He explains four facts that cause God to say that today is the day to give your life to Him.
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| | Hearing the Voice of God by David Wilkerson
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Scripture(s): Hebrews 12:23-27 | | Description: God's voice is heard only by those shut up with him alone in secret prayer who have learned how to wait on the Lord. God is very careful to whom he speaks. It is only to those who value his voice so much they shut out the whole world to get alone with him. If we know the voice of God we will not be led astray by another voice. From Hebrews 12:23-27 he goes to a number of scriptures on how God has spoken and conversed with his prophets and saints throughout the whole Bible. We can talk and walk with God today, if we are willing to make time for him and listen to him.
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| | Joseph's Bones by C. H. Spurgeon
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Scripture(s): Hebrews 11:22 | | Description: WE cannot readily tell which action in a gracious life God may set the most store by. The Holy Spirit in this chapter selects out of good men's lives the most brilliant instances of their faith. I should hardly have expected that he would have mentioned the dying scene of Joseph's life as the most illustrious proof of his faith in God. That eventful life perhaps the most interesting in all sacred Scripture, with the exception of one, abounds with incidents, of which the Holy Spirit might have said by his servant Paul, “By faith Joseph did this and that,” but none is mentioned save the closing scene. The triumph especially of his chastity under well-known and exceedingly severe temptation, might have been very properly traced to the power of his faith, but it is passed over, and the fact that he gave commandment concerning his bones is singled out as being the most illustrious proof of his faith. Does not this tell us, dear brethren and sisters, that we are very poor judges of what God will most delight in? Very likely when we least please ourselves God is best pleased with us. That prayer over which we groaned, and thought it was not prayer, may have had more true supplication in it than...
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