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God always keeps His Word. He does everything He says He'll do. Those conforming to His Kingdom are learning to keep our Word. We shouldn't have to make promises because we ought to be known as those who do what we say we'll do. With men, this is impossible. But with God, all things are possible. He has removed our sin. He has purchased us for Himself and forgiven us and has promised us an unending life in His presence, though we deserve none of these things. May we be those who trust Him. He has proven that He is faithful and true. Recorded at Refuge TLH on Sunday, July 7, 2019.

“ความสัตย์ซื่อต่อคำพูด” คริสตจักรไคร้สตเชิช กรุงเทพ/ แองลิกันลาดกระบัง วันอาทิตย์ที่ 29 มกราคม 2022 มัทธิว 5: 33-37 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Word Count 4,000 ; Time 30 minutes พระเจ้าสถิตกับท่าน [และสถิตกับท่านด้วย]…

오늘 본문에서도 예수님의 산상 가르침은 계속됩니다. 예수님은 크게 두가지를 교훈하시는 데 바로 간음과 맹세에 관한 교훈입니다. 간음하지 말라 먼저 간음하지 말라입니다. 간음은 결혼 관계 외의 모든 육체적 관계를 의미합니다. 곧 하나님께서 인정하신 정상적인 관계 밖의 관계라는 겁니다. 이런 비정상적인 관계는 당연히 좋지 못한 결과를 가져옵니다. 가장 큰 문제가 간음은 하나님께서 맺어주신 가정을 깨뜨린다는 거에 있습니다. 곧 간음이 먼저는 하나님께서 맺어준 관계를 억지로 깨는 것이고, 또 이것은 간음을 저지른 두사람의 문제에서 그치는게…

What do you do when someone doesn't believe you? You convince them, usually by appealing to something stronger or more trustworthy than you to support your argument... or punish you if you fall through on a promise. The 10 Commandments condemns using the name of God for such selfish human purposes (in vain). Jesus condemns all such verbal and personal manipulation. The righteous person is righteous and finds all worth and identity in God's opinion: the Audience of One. They are perfectly and infinitely secure... and so free from the endless scramble for worth and attention. Trust in the Lord, you have nothing to lose anymore, nothing to prove anymore.

TOPIC: Superior Righteousness TEXT: Matthew 5:20-48 Pastor Bobby Earls, First Baptist Icard, NC 11/6/96 Our Lord Jesus Christ teachings in chapters 5 -7 of Matthew’s Gospel were intended to expose the false righteousness of the Pharisees who claimed one’s righteousness is determined by eternal acts of…

The Truth, the Whole Truth and Nothing But I’ve only ever once been called upon to be a witness in an actual court case, a contentious divorce proceeding (in which honestly, I was a terrible witness - I had nothing to testify to). But whole experience was fascinating, because of course, I had to take…

Have you ever been talking on the phone with someone and lost track of time? This doesn’t happen to me very often. I am usually acutely aware of time. But this happens to some people. My wife is one of them. This is not negative to my wife or anyone like her! I have her permission to tell this. Sometimes…

James 5:12 describes 4 ways that the Christian is related to truth.

Jesus is going to show us that we need to be careful with our promises because our words are so powerful, & how to persuade people the right way.

God ' s Name is to be held in reverence, not dishonor

If we have Christ within us, then we will want to take Christ to the outside world.

You have heard the Phrase "I swear" or even "I Pinky promise" but what does Jesus say about using that language? Dr. Spivey shows us how Jesus responded to this type of swearing

Bro Blake is in week 4 of the series of "Heart Attack" looking at Jesus' words on swearing better known understood as oaths. We need to let our "yes" be "yes" and our "no" "no". It never fails that when someone begins to add oaths or swearing to a statement their entire conversation goes into question. Let your integrity through Christ be your bond to the words you speak.

There is no audio only version, but you can watch it on our YouTube channel, https://youtu.be/XOfxbPMo0KA. In this message, James wants to see the lips and lives of his readers line up with the faith they claim to hold. As we allow James’ words to take a place of residence in our lives, we will become people of such integrity that we will be free to live lives of radical truthfulness.