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09/07/2026

ETERNAL SECURITY IS SURE
By John MacArthur

I give them eternal life, and they shall never perish; neither shall anyone sn**ch them out of My hand.
-JOHN 10 :28

Today’s verse is a wonderful promise from the Lord Jesus Himself that the believer’s salvation is forever secure in Him. Furthermore, the first three words of Romans 8:28, “And we know,” express the absolute certainty you can have, verified by the Holy Spirit, that you will never lose your salvation.

Based on divinely revealed authority, the apostle Paul asserts to the Roman church and to us that, as Christians, we can know beyond all doubt that we are secure in God’s hands. As you walk with Him, He will display His glory in your salvation and work out everything in your sanctification for your ultimate blessing.

09/05/2026

Two Key Attitudes
By Charles Swindoll

Godliness actually is a means of great gain when accompanied by contentment.
-1 TIMOTHY 6:6

Contentment is something we must learn. It isn’t a trait we’re born with. But the question is how? In 1 Timothy 6 we find a couple of very practical answers to that question:

A current perspective on eternity: “For we have brought nothing into the world, so we cannot take anything out of it either” (v. 7).

A simple acceptance of essentials: “And if we have food and covering, with these we shall be content” (v. 8).

Both attitudes work beautifully. . . . But society’s plan of attack is to create dissatisfaction, to convince us that we must be in a constant pursuit for something “out there” that is sure to bring us happiness. . . . It says that contentment is impossible without striving for more.

God’s Word offers the exact opposite advice: Contentment is possible when we stop striving for more. Contentment never comes from externals. Never!

09/04/2026

One Big Decision Settles the Rest
By Dr. Adrian Rogers

“When she saw that she was determined to go with her, she stopped speaking to her.”
-RUTH 1:18

Have you ever gone out to dinner at night, and you and your spouse get in the car and say, “Well, let’s go out to a restaurant”? “Where do you want to go?” “I don’t know, where do you want to go?” And you begin to talk this way while you’re driving the car, and you turn this way and that way and all around town.

Last night I was invited to some friends’ house for dinner; it was a wonderful meal. When Joyce and I got in the car, we didn’t have to drive all over town. No, we didn’t have to decide at every corner we came to, because we knew where we were going. When you make a big choice, a lot of little choices are automatically made. In the same way, when you are set on following Jesus, you don’t have to weigh every decision along the way. You go in the direction He has called you. Ruth was determined to go with Naomi. A few big decisions take care of a lot of little decisions.

09/03/2026

BROTHERLY LOVE
By John MacArthur

Be kindly affectionate to one another with brotherly love.
-ROMANS 12:10

Brotherly love reflects the nature of Christians. That’s why Paul doesn’t hesitate to remind believers to practice that virtue, “Concerning brotherly love you have no need that I should write to you, for you yourselves are taught by God to love one another” (1 Thess. 4:9).

The true disciple of Jesus knows intuitively he should love his brothers and sisters in Christ. Because they have the same heavenly Father, love among believers is as normal as the affection between members of a family. If you are a true disciple, such love will be true of you.

09/02/2026

Three Ways You Should Pray
By Dr. Adrian Rogers

“And you will seek Me and find Me when you search for Me with all your heart”
-Jeremiah 29:13

Many times we pray trying to impress someone in our group, but the early Christians weren’t trying to impress anybody. They were desperate. They prayed with intensity, fervency and specificity. They prayed to God, not to impress one another.

What have you learned about intense prayer? When you’re in a crisis, you learn how to pray with intensity, don’t you?

Many of us prayed this morning, but if I were to ask, you might not be able to tell me specifically what you prayed for if it was just a general prayer with no real intensity.

I love Jeremiah 29:13, where God says, “And you will seek Me and find Me, when you search for Me with all your heart." Sometimes we don’t feel like praying, so we say we’ll just skip it.

Don’t feel like praying? Continue in prayer until you do feel like it. Friend, if there’s ever a time that you need to pray, it’s when you don’t feel like it. Pray—not only frequently but fervently.

09/01/2026

THE WEIGHT OF OUR PENALTY
By John MacArthur

Christ was offered once to bear the sins of many.
-HEBREWS 9:28

When the apostle Peter said that Christ “bore” our sins (1 Pet. 2:24), he used a term that means “to carry a massive, heavy weight.” That’s what sin is. It’s so heavy that Romans 8:22 says, “The whole creation groans and labors” under its weight. Only Jesus could remove such a weight from us.

When Christ “bore our sins,” He bore the penalty for our sins. He endured physical and spiritual death. When Jesus cried out on the cross, “My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?” (Matt. 27:46), His was the cry of spiritual death. That was the penalty for bearing our sins.

08/31/2026

The Sovereign Potter
By Charles Swindoll

But now, O LORD, You are our Father, we are the clay, and You our potter; and all of us are the work of Your hand.
-ISAIAH 64:8

By now in our Christian walk we hardly need the reminder that life is not a cloud-nine utopia. It is a terribly unrealistic view to think that Christ helps you live happily ever after; it’s downright unbiblical! Most of life is learning and growing, falling and getting back up, forgiving and forgetting, accepting and going on.

We know the sovereign Potter is working with our clay as He pleases. I’ve watched a few potters at work. And it’s a funny thing. I have seen them suddenly mash the clay down and start over again. Each time they do this, the clay comes out looking entirely different. And with gifted potters, they can start over and over—and each time it’s better and better.

He is the Potter, we are the clay. He is the one who gives the commands; we are the ones who obey. . . . He is shaping us over into the image of His Son.

08/29/2026

Do You Think God's Not Working?
By Dr. Adrian Rogers

“Now the just shall live by faith…”...
-Hebrews 10:38

This great statement, so abundantly true, actually was first stated in the book of Habakkuk. The writer of Hebrews is quoting the prophet Habakkuk.

When Habakkuk wrote this, he was perplexed. He lived in a day of violence, degradation, apostasy, and danger. So he bombarded Heaven, asking God to answer—to explain things, so he could make sense of it all. But God said, “Habakkuk, you couldn’t understand it anyway if I told you what I’m up to. You think I’m not working? I am working, and Habakkuk, here is your responsibility in this day: You must live in this uncertain age by faith. You want me to tell you how to live? Don’t live by explanations. Live by faith.”
Now, that’s not just smoke and mirrors. That has spiritual steel and concrete in it—“the just shall live by faith.”

This is the only way to live. In fact, this verse is quoted three times in the Word of God. I wonder if God is trying to tell us something. I know He is. The challenge for us today—and every day—is to live by faith.

08/28/2026

ALL AUTHORITY
By John MacArthur

All authority has been given to Me in heaven and on earth.
-MATTHEW 28:18

Before Christ issued the Great Commission, to “make disciples of all the nations,” He had to establish His divine authority to give it. Otherwise, the command would have seemed impossible to fulfill.

As the disciples followed Jesus for three and a half years, they learned much about His authority. He showed them that He had authority over sickness (Matt. 4:23) and death (John 11:43–44). He gave His disciples the same power He had to overcome disease and demons (Matt. 10:1). He established that He had the authority to forgive sins (Matt. 9:6) and judge all men (John 5:25–29). And He proved that He had the authority to lay down His life and take it up again (John 10:18).

Submission to that absolute authority of Christ is not an option—it is your supreme obligation.

08/27/2026

Which Direction Will You Walk In?
By Dr. Adrian Rogers

“So David sent and inquired about the woman. And someone said, ‘Is this not Bathsheba, the daughter of Eliam, the wife of Uriah the Hittite?’ Then David sent messengers, and took her; and she came to him, and he lay with her, for she was cleansed from her impurity; and she returned to her house.”
-2 Samuel 11:3-4

There are three individuals sitting in the seat where you are right now: the person you are at this moment, the person you could be for God and for good, and the person you could be for evil. Now, many of us do not realize the propensity for evil that’s in our hearts. Many do not realize the depths, the depravity, to which they could go as children of God. You say, “Not me, preacher.” Are you better than David? David is one of the greatest men that ever lived, but David got casual about his walk with the Lord. He just assumed that God was going to keep on giving him victory. He let down his pursuit of the things of God and became idle and lazy. He was casual, then he was careless, and then he was compulsive.

Reflect on any areas in which you might have let down your pursuit of the things of God. Take action today to draw nearer to the Lord, confessing anything you need to confess.

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