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Warrenton Bible Fellowship
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The newest sermons from Warrenton Bible Fellowship on SermonAudio.
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June 21, 2026
"What Seems Right, pt. 14" | Judges 10
Israel's story in Judges 10 is a warning about the danger of spiritual complacency. During a long season of peace, the people drifted from God and eventually fell into deeper rebellion than ever before. The consequences were severe, and when they cried out for help, their repentance was shallow. It lacked any real desire for transformation or acknowledgment of their need for grace. True repentance is not just a cry to escape a difficult situation. It is a genuine turning of the heart back to God, accompanied by a change of behavior rooted in gratitude for His mercy. The cycle of spiritual failure only breaks when we stop treating God as a last resort and start treating Him as our first love.
June 14, 2026
"Dreams, Jealousy, and Divine Purpose" | Genesis 37
Joseph's story in Genesis 37 reveals how God works through difficult circumstances to accomplish His greater plan. At seventeen, Joseph was favored by his father Jacob and received prophetic dreams showing his future prominence. His brothers' hatred, fueled by favoritism and jealousy, led them to sell him into slavery. Yet God's sovereignty was evident throughout - from the dreams themselves to the providential timing of traders heading to Egypt. Joseph's experiences parallel Christ's rejection and ultimate exaltation. This narrative teaches us that God uses even betrayal and suffering to position us for His purposes, working all things together for good even when we can't see the bigger picture.
June 7, 2026
"What Seems Right, Pt 13" | Judges 9
The story of Abimelech in Judges 9 reveals how pride and ambition can destroy entire communities. Gideon, despite being a godly leader, fell into the trap of pride by taking his eyes off God and focusing on himself. His son Abimelech took this pride to horrifying levels, murdering 69 brothers to seize power. Jotham's parable of the trees warned that choosing worthless leaders leads to destruction. This story challenges us to examine what we're teaching others through our daily choices and priorities. Are we demonstrating that God is our highest priority, or are we more concerned with position, control, and personal ambitions?
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