Title: Who Do You Trust? Preacher: Welton BonnerSeries: God and His PeoplePassage: Isaiah 36:1-22

Preacher Jacob Hargrave explores the themes of suffering, salvation, and restoration in Isaiah 35. He contrasts desolation and restoration, revels in the glory of God, and offers biblical encouragement in times of struggle. The journey to salvation through Jesus Christ is emphasized, focusing on repentance, belief, and personal holiness.

Reflecting on the story of the flood, the speaker explores the dichotomy of God's justice and mercy. The importance of living a righteous life in a corrupt society is emphasized, along with the significance of Noah's obedience. The chapter also urges listeners to repent and reflect on their mortality.

Title: Divine Regret Preacher: Mark DeverSeries: The Ancient WorldPassage: Genesis 6:1-8

Mark Dever, preacher in The Ancient World series, discusses the importance of transitions, understanding our identity, and the consequences of sin. He explores genealogy in scripture and reflects on the significance of Adam's death. Dever also delves into the hope of Noah and the promise of relief, emphasizing the need for more than just Noah to rescue God's people.

Bobby Jamieson discusses the cosmic conflict between God and Satan in Revelation 12, focusing on the victorious outcome of Christ's work. He also explores the tactics used by the beast against God's people, delves into the symbolism behind the 144,000 and the numberless multitude, and emphasizes the consequences of worshiping the beast. The chapter highlights the transformative power of death for believers in Jesus and the contrasting destinies and consequences of actions. Overall, it emphasizes the importance of having a sense of the end and trusting in Christ for a secure destiny.

Explores lasting transformation and the significance of the seven trumpets in Revelation. Discusses judgments unleashed by the trumpets and the relationship between natural calamities and human sin. Explores repentance and its consequences, practical counsel on repentance, and the calling of God's people. Unpacks symbolism in Revelation 10:1-7 and explores the meaning behind eating the scroll. Discusses the commission to spread the gospel, measuring the temple, and the symbolism of the two witnesses in Revelation. Highlights how God's word triumphs through opposition.

The speaker reflects on their time in grad school and encounters with a friendly scholar. The chapter examines the randomness of the world and the questions it raises about God. It discusses the first four seals in the book of Revelation and the judgments they represent. John sees martyred Christians crying out for justice and God's approval. Trials, rest, and the cleansing power of Jesus are discussed. The chapter explores the relationship between prayers and God's judgment.

Mark Dever discusses the significance of encounters and shares a personal experience of meeting Richard Sibs. He also explores the passages from the Bible that Jesus quoted to reveal his identity as the Messiah. The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding who Jesus is and turning from sin, highlighting the teaching of Jesus regarding repentance and the proclamation of forgiveness to all nations.