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SERMON: “Nebuchadnezzar’s Dream, Part 2” (Dan. 2:40–49)

“ Nebuchadnezzar’s Dream, Part 2” (Dan. 2:40–49) Series:               “Daniel: God’s Sovereign Plans ” #7    Text:                 Daniel 2:40–49 By:                    Shaun Marksbury                         Date:                July 20, 2025 Venue:             Living Water Baptist Church             Occasion:          PM Service   I.            ...

SERMON: New Testament Overview, Part 10: The End Times

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New Testament Overview Part 10 : The End Times I. Introduction We have completed every book of Scripture, except one. This session: Eschatology Is it important that we believe in the literal, bodily return of our Lord? II. What All Christians Believe The Apostle’s Creed Jesus Christ “shall come to judge the quick [living] and the dead.” The Nicene Creed He “shall come again, with glory, to judge the quick and the dead.” All Christians believe Jesus will return one day to judge the world, both those alive and those who have died. III. Questions about the Millennium Where Christians disagree is in relation to the thousand-year or millennial reign of Christ in Revelation 20:1–10. Matthew Waymeyer ( Revelation 20 and the Millennial Debate ) notes Christians debate  whether the binding of Satan is present or future,  whether the first resurrection here is a spiritual or a physical reality,  whether the millennium is a literal or an allegorical period,  and whether ...

What should we think about the upcoming solar eclipse?

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As celestial phenomena unfold, many individuals rightly turn to Scripture, seeking insights into their significance.  Eclipses, comets, supernovas, and meteor showers spark fascination and questions as to whether these events carry divine messages.  However, discerning between natural occurrences and supernatural signs requires careful consideration among Christians, particularly in the context of hermeneutics (the science of interpreting the Bible) and eschatological (end-times) beliefs. The Balance of Natural Order and Divine Intervention I am a supernaturalist, meaning that I believe God made this world and can intervene in events in miraculous ways to accomplish His purposes.   God made the cosmos, and on the fourth day of creation, the Lord made the sun, moon, and stars, establishing these luminaries to be “for signs and for seasons and for days and years” (Genesis 1:14).   The word “signs” carries a special fascination for us, but we also see that God had...

2018 Biblical Prophecy Conference

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Studying Premillennialism Hosea & Premillennialism Zechariah & Premillennialism God's glory & the theological basis for Premillennialism Gospels, Acts, & Romans 9-11 & Premillennialism Q&A on Premillennialism Answering Amillennial arguments on the Land Promise & "My Kingdom is Not of This World" The Coming King (Rev 19) and the Coming Kingdom (Rev 20)   All messages found: www.CFBCSTL.org