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ABF 21.15 / BROWNING
God’s Plan and Israel’s History The discussion begins by establishing the context of God’s plan for salvation, introduced through the nation of Israel. The speakers highlight Israel’s history as a continuous example of God’s care, despite their frequent disobedience and idolatry. They cite gotquestions.org to emphasize Israel’s consistent persecution throughout history, framing it as Satan’s…
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ABF 21.13 / SAKEWITZ
The Battle for the Human Heart and Mind The discussion begins by establishing the primary battleground for spiritual conflict: the human heart and mind. It traces this struggle from the Garden of Eden, where humanity’s choice to replace God’s truth with their own initiated a cycle of competing narratives. This conflict continues throughout history, manifesting…
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ABF 21.12 / SAKEWITZ
The Power Vacuum Since Eden and the Nature of Bullying The discussion begins by establishing the power vacuum left by humanity’s expulsion from Eden. Satan became the “god of this world,” influencing human behavior. This influence is explored through the lens of bullying, categorizing bullies into “dumb thug” and “intellectual cruel” types, both rooted in…
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ABF 21.11 / SAKEWITZ
The Rapid Resurgence of Paganism Following the great flood, humanity quickly embraced paganism within a century, building the Tower of Babel as a monument to their own glory rather than God’s. This demonstrates the persistent allure of evil and the speed at which humanity can stray from God’s intended path. The speakers highlight the relatively…
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ABF 21.10 / SAKEWITZ
God’s Judgment and Covenant with Noah The discussion begins with the story of Noah’s Ark, emphasizing the immense loss and trauma experienced by Noah and his family. The speakers contemplate the magnitude of this event, considering not only material possessions but also severed relationships and the emotional toll. They transition to Genesis 6:11-13, highlighting the…
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ABF 21.9 / SAKEWITZ
The Systematic Corruption of Mankind The sermon explores the systematic corruption of humanity through sin, beginning with the fall in the Garden of Eden. The speaker uses the analogy of a straw to illustrate the spiritual vacuum created when God withdrew His active presence, leaving a void that Satan actively seeks to fill. This vacuum…
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ABF 21.8 / KUNKEL
The discussion begins by revisiting the consequences of Adam and Eve’s sin. Their disobedience not only fractured their relationship with God, resulting in separation and death, but also irreparably damaged their marital bond and relationship with the natural world. The initial state of perfect harmony and effortless labor was replaced by conflict and struggle. God’s…
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ABF 21.7 / KUNKEL
The discussion centers on the identity of citizens in God’s kingdom, beginning with the creation narrative in Genesis. Pastor Adam explores humanity’s original perfection and the consequences of sin, which led to separation from God and the breakdown of relationships, particularly between Adam and Eve. The analysis highlights how their disobedience resulted in curses that…
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ABF 21.6 / KUNKEL
The discussion delves into the cultural collapse initiated by Adam’s sin, emphasizing how it disrupted God’s perfect creation and the close relationship with humanity. After Adam and Eve consumed the forbidden fruit, they felt shame for their nakedness, marking a loss of innocence and trust in God, which led to attempts to hide from Him…
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ABF 21.5 / KUNKEL
Pastor Adam delves into the theme of “cultural collapse in paradise,” examining how the introduction of sin deteriorated relationships among humanity, God, and nature. He stresses the importance of understanding this historical context to appreciate God’s restorative efforts. The upcoming discussions will focus on the fall from paradise, contrasting the intended ideal relationship with the…
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