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Grab your Bible and join us from the Savannah Mission Bible Training Center as we take a look at the fifth commandment, and find out that the heart of this commandment is simple: God takes pleasure in the order He Himself has established. The sum of the command is this: we are to look up to those whom the Lord has set over us and give them honor, gratitude, and obedience.

Did God create the world only six thousand years ago, in the space of six days, and all very good? Does the Bible even speak on this issue? And does it matter? Kevin Swanson and Joshua Schwisow investigate the age of the earth in scripture, why it is so controversial today – and what difference it makes to both biblical doctrine and natural revelation… - Why the fifth commandment requires a six-day creation week - Epistemological authority and who is really the high priest of knowledge in our day: the scientist, or Christ? - Are the gap theory, day-age theory, and framework hypothesis exegetically reasonable? - The surprising amount of dating information in scripture, and what it reveals about the age of the earth - Why even Charles Hodge believed in an old earth – and what to think about it Got a topic you want us to cover? Email us at [email protected] Subscribe for more biblical answers to worldview questions from Generations. #WhatDoesTheBibleSayAboutThat #Generations #Genesis #YoungEarthCreation

This sermon introduces the book of Proverbs by examining its purpose as stated in the opening verses, emphasizing that wisdom is the godly application of knowledge rather than mere intellectual accumulation. The speaker highlights the covenantal context of Solomon's authorship and the necessity of discernment to properly apply biblical principles in a complex world. Key themes include the distinction between justice, judgment, and equity, as well as the role of parental instruction in shaping character, drawing from the Westminster Larger Catechism's exposition of the Fifth Commandment. The teaching urges believers to approach Scripture with humility and reverential fear, recognizing that the fear of the Lord is the foundation of true knowledge. Ultimately, the sermon presents Proverbs as an eternal resource that equips both the inexperienced and the wise to grow in righteousness and reflect Christ's character.

Singing: Psalm 66: 1, 2 Hymn 3: 1, 2 Psalm 78: 1, 2, 3 Psalm 119: 1, 4 Hymn 56: 1 – 4 Reading: Psalm 78: 1 – 8 Proverbs 6: 20 – 23 Lord's Day 39 Sermon: In the fifth commandment the Lord teaches us to obey those in authority over us. We will see: 1. Why God asks this 2. How we ought to practice this obedience.

It was another active news week. Here's your chance to get caught up via our Friday News Round-Up and Comment broadcast. Below are several highlights: --Jim began with news concerning a possible asylum hearing for William Whatcott, a pro-family activist who is a Canadian refugee in the U.S. He appeared on Crosstalk on September 24th. Jim provided audio updating listeners on his case, as well as a phone number to contact the Office of the Inspector General which is over DHS and ICE. --The town council of Ottumwa, Iowa, opened a meeting with a prayer to hail satan. However, a pastor was having none of it. Jim presented audio of the pastor's comments. --President Trump announced that the U.S. will not launch additional military strikes on Iran before the mid-term elections. --The senior Iranian commander has threatened to strike American military bases and warships across the Middle East if President Trump orders a ground invasion of Iran --Iran's oil minister has resigned. --Secretary of State Marco Rubio reported that Iran's grip on the Strait of Hormuz has significantly weakened in recent weeks as oil flows approach pre-war levels. --U.S. and French authorities have dismantled an international financing network accused of raising millions of dollars for Hamas, while presenting fundraising campaigns to donors as being humanitarian assistance for Palestinians in Gaza. --Iran-backed Houthi rebels intensified ballistic missile attacks against Saudi Arabia's capital of Riyadh on Thursday, disrupting international flights, threatening critical infrastructure, and raising fears of a broader regional war.