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FBCWest

著者： First Baptist Church of Westminster California
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FBCWest is a place where church means family. As a family that follows the Lord, we are commanded to love one another as we love ourselves. We hope that this site and our church can be an effective place for your family, and life, so that we can show the affect God has had on us to the world.All rights reserved スピリチュアリティ
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  • Obedience Is Better

    Obedience Is Better
    2026/10/25
    God gives Saul a clear command, but Saul chooses to obey only part of it. When confronted by Samuel, Saul insists that he obeyed and then offers excuses for what he did not do. Samuel responds with an important truth: “To obey is better than sacrifice.” God is not looking for partial obedience, excuses, or attempts to make up for disobedience afterward. He calls us to trust His Word and obey Him, even when His instructions are difficult or different from what we would choose. Jesus gives us the greatest example. He was obedient to the Father even to the point of death on the cross. Because of His obedience, we have salvation through Him. The question for us is simple: Will we trust God enough to obey Him? Sermon Notes 1 Samuel 15:1 – 3 Saul ordered by God to destroy the Amalekites 1 Samuel 15:4 & 5 Saul raises an army 1 Samuel 15:6 Saul spares the Kenites due to their previous kindness to Israel 1 Samuel 15:7 – 9 Sual defeats the Amalekites, but does not do as ordered and spares the king and the best of the spoil 1 Samuel 15:10 – 12 God tells Samuel He regrets making Saul king and Samuel cries out to the Lord 1 Samuel 15:13 – 16 Samuel meets with Saul and Saul tells him he did as the Lord commanded 1 Samuel 15:17 – 19 Samuel tells Saul what the Lord had told him the previous night 1 Samuel 15:20 & 21 Saul makes excuses 1 Samuel 15:22 & 23 To obey is better than sacrifice 1 Samuel 15:24 & 25 Saul confesses his sins and seeks pardon, but Samuel refuses to forgive 1 Samuel 15:27 – 31 The kingdom is torn from Saul, God does not act like people, but Samuel agrees to go back with Saul 1 Samuel 15:32 Samuel does not see Saul again 1 Samuel 15:34 & 35 The separation of Samuel and Saul
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    39 分
  • A Foolish Order

    A Foolish Order
    2026/10/18
    A Foolish Order by First Baptist Church of Westminster, California
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    22 分
  • The Lord Saves Not Numbers

    The Lord Saves Not Numbers
    2026/10/11
    What do you do when everyone around you is afraid, the circumstances appear impossible, and even those closest to you are failing to trust God? Jonathan refuses to remain passive while the Philistines threaten Israel. While Saul and his remaining army wait, Jonathan and his armor bearer cross into enemy territory with a simple confidence: “Perhaps the Lord will work for us, for the Lord is not restrained to save by many or by few.” Jonathan does not know exactly what God will do. He does know who God is. He understands that victory does not depend upon the size of Israel’s army, the strength of its weapons, or the apparent odds against them. God can save through many people, through a few people, or through one person. The power belongs to God. Jonathan and his armor bearer enter the Philistine position, defeat the soldiers before them, and then God does what Jonathan could never accomplish on his own. Fear spreads throughout the Philistine camp. The earth itself trembles. The enemy falls into confusion and begins fighting against itself. The army that had caused Israel to panic is now panicking. Those who had hidden themselves begin returning to the battle. Those who had been with the Philistines turn back toward Israel. And Scripture makes clear who deserves the credit: The Lord delivered Israel that day. Jonathan did not create the victory. God did. But Jonathan trusted God enough to put himself in a position where he could see what God would do. Jonathan did not trust the circumstances. He trusted the God who controlled the circumstances. The same is true for us. Our greatest problem is our sin, and God accomplished that victory through Jesus Christ. If we can trust Him with our eternal salvation, then we should also learn to trust Him with the next hour, the next decision, and the circumstances that seem impossible today. Sermon Notes 1 Samuel 14:1 – 3 Saul’s son crosses into the Philistine lines, but no on knew it 1 Samuel 14:4 & 5 How Jonathan crosses the enemies line 1 Samuel 14:6 Jonathan says the Lord can save by many or few 1 Samuel 14:7 – 10 Jonathan reveals his plan to his armor bearer 1 Samuel 14:11 & 12 The Philistine’s answer reveals the Lord will give victory 1 Samuel 14:13 – 15 They defeated the Philistines the Lord caused an earthquake 1 Samuel 14:16 & 17 Jonathan discovered missing 1 Samuel 14:18 – 23 The Philistines were routed and the Lord delivered Israel
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    29 分
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