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At the end of this podcast is the answer to the question: What would John Owen say to the Theocast podcast, "Why I left Lordship" salvation." For John Owen, severing the Lordship of Christ from His saving work is a theological impossibility because saving faith receives the undivided Person of the God-Man, who simultaneously executes the offices of Prophet, Priest, and King. In Christologia and Meditations on the Glory of Christ (Volume 1), Owen demonstrates that Christ's Kingly office is not an optional addendum to salvation, but the very mechanism by which He bestows His Spirit, subdues the rebel heart, and delivers His people from the dominion of sin and Satan. True faith involves the voluntary subjection of the soul to Christ's scepter; therefore, a "salvation" that leaves a sinner in active rebellion against King Jesus claims a benefits-only fiction that departs entirely from the genuine gospel.

How does satan use your sensuous desires against you? How can a christian experience victory over the devil's temptations with these desires? The answer is here.

When satan leads the charge to assassinate our character before the throne of God, he has quite a bit of ammunition. Each day we do or think things, or fail to do or think things, that could be brought against us. And yet God's grace and mercy continue to pour out still, and the accuser of the brethren has no way to condemn us. Why? What do we have before the Lord? We have a great High Priest! He is our Advocate, our Attorney Who pleads our case. He justifies us. Let us join in praise for a God Who fully pardons!

Le combat spirituel se déroule simultanément sur trois fronts. Dieu nous fait comprendre que le combat contre la chair, le monde et les puissances spirituelles constitue un seul et même combat spirituel. Ce qui caractérise le combat chrétien, ce n'est pas d'abord l'identité de l'adversaire, mais la nature des armes que Dieu nous donne (Ép 6.13-18 ; 2 Co 10.3-5). En effet, nous pouvons chercher à mener ce combat d'une manière charnelle, en recourant aux armes de la chair plutôt qu'aux moyens que Dieu a établis. Dans certains milieux, on enseigne couramment que, pour obtenir la victoire sur certains esprits, il faut consulter un pasteur spécialisé dans ce domaine ou possédant un don particulier. Pourtant, chercher l'intercession d'une autre personne comme solution à nos combats spirituels peut devenir une manière d'éviter notre propre responsabilité : celle de revêtir nous-mêmes les armes que Dieu nous a données. Puisque Christ a vaincu les puissances sataniques, notre objectif n'est pas de remporter une nouvelle victoire sur elles, mais de tenir ferme dans la victoire qu'il a déjà acquise. Christ a remporté la victoire décisive sur les puissances des ténèbres. Les croyants ne sont donc pas appelés à accomplir une nouvelle victoire sur elles, mais à demeurer fermes dans la victoire de Christ. Nous ne cherchons pas à vaincre Satan par une puissance qui nous serait propre ; nous nous appuyons sur l'œuvre achevée de Christ et nous tenons ferme en revêtant l'armure de Dieu. https://www.espoir95.net

This sermon examines the narrative of Judas Iscariot's betrayal in Luke 22, identifying five distinct marks of ultimate betrayal: plotting instead of worship, being filled with Satan rather than the Spirit, seeking to betray rather than proclaim, pursuing profit rather than service, and seeking opportunity for evil. The exposition highlights the severity of this sin, noting that Judas was an apostle who had walked closely with Jesus, yet his actions revealed a hard, unbelieving heart. The message contrasts this with the experience of Peter, who also failed but was restored because his heart retained a genuine love for Christ. The central challenge is for listeners to examine their own spiritual condition, distinguishing between surface-level religiosity and a true, abiding love for Jesus that provides assurance and restoration.

Tribulations want to seperate us and destroy us, but when a Church is bound by these four facts, they will be able to withstand ever the greatest of Satan's attacks.

God had his word written because HE wanted his laws and moral code known humans.

1 Timothy part 69. Chapter 6 verse 12. Fighting the good fight of faith.

Sunday Morning Service – October 18, 2026 – Pastor Rhon Roberts Sermon: Satan is the Enemy of your Soul Scripture: Mark 9: 17-29 Offertory: "Amazing Grace" Lyrics by John Newton; Arranged by David Miney; Copyright 1991 by Jantz Music Publications. Hymns used from the following: Great Hymns of the Faith Brentwood Benson Publishing - CCLI License for live streaming Soul Stirring Songs and Hymns - Sword of the Lord Publishers - permission granted by publisher From the Media Ministry of Mukwonago Baptist Church 1610 Honeywell Road Mukwonago, WI 53149 www.mukwonagobaptist.org 262-363-4197

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Christ is "coming again to judge the living and the dead." That is one of the basic truths believers confess. So important is the final judgment that the Bible devotes almost an entire book to that theme. Revelation reveals the closing chapters of the great drama of human history—the conflict between the offspring of the serpent and the offspring of the woman. In the judgment God will affirm his love to his dear children. But upon those who reject him and have sided with Satan will be judged. The seven bowls of God's wrath are Scriptures most intense portrayal of God's judgment. Whatever we feel about the judgment, it is coming. But we ought to feel something about the judgment. More than that, we ought to respond with godly zeal to the warnings God gives about the judgment. In Revelation, the Lord previews for his church "the things that must soon take place" to encourage them as they endure tribulation (Rev. 1:9).