Danger
In the Bible, the concept of danger often refers to situations of peril, risk, or threat to life, faith, or well-being. The Hebrew word for danger, "מָוֶת" (mavet), can mean death or destruction, as seen in passages like Proverbs 14:27, "The fear of the Lord is a fountain of life, that one may avoid the snares of death." The New Testament similarly addresses danger, with Paul often speaking about the risks he faced in his ministry. In 2 Corinthians 11:26, he lists various dangers, including perils from rivers, robbers, and even his own countrymen, highlighting the physical and spiritual threats that accompany a life of faith.Moreover, the Bible encourages believers to trust in God amidst danger. Psalm 91 serves as a profound declaration of God’s protection, stating that those who dwell in the secret place of the Most High will abide under His shadow and be delivered from the snare of the fowler and deadly pestilence (Psalm 91:1-3). This theme emphasizes that while danger is a reality in a fallen world, faith in God provides refuge and safety, illustrating the biblical perspective that ultimate security comes not from the absence of danger but from trust in God's sovereignty and protection.
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Danger of Defiance
By Thaddeus Barnum52332:24AMO 2:12AMO 5:4AMO 5:10AMO 5:12AMO 5:24In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the message of Amos, particularly in chapter 5 and verse 24. He emphasizes the importance of hating evil, loving good, and establishing justice in society. The preacher highlights the increasing intensity of Amos' message as he addresses the defiance and disobedience of the people. He also mentions the people's worship of golden calves, which they mixed with the redemptive narrative of the Old Testament.
The Danger of a False Center
By Scott Berninger9781:08:59REV 2:2In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the importance of faith that is demonstrated through love. He commends the Ephesians for their works, which were done with patience and for the sake of Christ's name. The preacher emphasizes that the works of faith should not be seen as a means of condemnation, but rather as an example to follow. The foundation of our faith is based on coming to God through faith, and the essence of our religion is charity or love.
Living Too Close to the Edge
By Bob Phillips4091:16:13MAT 6:33MAT 25:1In this sermon, the preacher reflects on a message called "Extravagant Love" and shares that the Lord spoke to him, leading him to preach on a similar topic. The sermon focuses on the parable of the ten virgins in Matthew 25. The preacher highlights the importance of being prepared and having enough oil in our lamps of testimony. He emphasizes the need to not live too close to the edge and to be vigilant, as we do not know the day or hour of Christ's return.