Published by bboydComments Off on Joshua 18-19, Psalm 149-150, Jeremiah 9, Matthew 23
Joshua 18–19: Joshua oversees the land allotments for the remaining tribes, completing the distribution of the promised land at Shiloh.
Psalm 149–150: God is praised with joy and celebration for His victory, power, and worthiness by all creation.
Jeremiah 9: God laments Judah’s deceit and unfaithfulness, warning of judgment while calling for true knowledge and humble worship of Him.
Matthew 23: Jesus rebukes the hypocrisy of the religious leaders, condemns their pride and injustice, and mourns over Jerusalem’s rejection of God’s messengers.
Published by bboydComments Off on Joshua 16-17, Psalm 148, Jeremiah 8, Matthew 22
Joshua 16–17: Ephraim and Manasseh receive their land allotments, but fail to fully drive out the Canaanites, and Joseph’s descendants request more land due to their growing numbers.
Psalm 148: All of creation is called to praise the Lord, whose name is exalted above heaven and earth.
Jeremiah 8: Judah refuses to repent, trusts in false peace, and faces judgment, while the prophet laments their spiritual blindness and brokenness.
Matthew 22: Jesus teaches through parables, answers challenges from religious leaders, and proclaims the greatest commandments as love for God and neighbor.
Published by bboydComments Off on Equipped and Sent: The Residency Launching Gospel Leaders
Equipped and Sent: The Residency Launching Gospel Leaders In a culture where ministry can easily become isolated, rushed, or under-resourced, the Brentwood Baptist Ministry Residency...
Published by bboydComments Off on Joshua 14-15, Psalm 146-147, Jeremiah 7, Matthew 21
Joshua 14–15: Caleb receives Hebron as his inheritance, and the tribe of Judah is allotted its territory, including cities and regions yet to be fully conquered.
Psalm 146–147: God is praised as a faithful, compassionate provider who restores the broken and reigns with unmatched power and justice.
Jeremiah 7: God rebukes Judah’s false trust in the temple and calls for genuine obedience, warning of judgment for their idolatry and hardened hearts.
Matthew 21: Jesus enters Jerusalem as King, cleanses the temple, teaches through parables, and challenges religious leaders who reject His authority.
Published by bboydComments Off on Joshua 12-13, Psalm 145, Jeremiah 6, Matthew 20
Joshua 12–13: Joshua records the defeat of 31 kings and begins dividing the conquered land, though much territory still remains.
Psalm 145: David praises God's greatness, compassion, and eternal kingdom, declaring His faithfulness to all generations.
Jeremiah 6: God warns of judgment on Jerusalem for persistent sin, false peace, and rejection of His word.
Matthew 20: Jesus teaches about grace through a vineyard parable, foretells His death, redefines greatness through service, and heals two blind men.
Published by bboydComments Off on Joshua 11, Psalm 144, Jeremiah 5, Matthew 19
Joshua 11: Joshua leads Israel in a decisive victory over northern kings, capturing Hazor and completing the conquest of the land as God commanded.
Psalm 144: David praises God as his protector and provider, asking for deliverance and blessing for the nation.
Jeremiah 5: God condemns Jerusalem's deep corruption and warns of coming judgment through a foreign nation.
Matthew 19: Jesus teaches on the permanence of marriage, blesses children, challenges a rich man, and explains the cost and reward of following Him.
Published by bboydComments Off on When Opposition Rises: Courage and Faithfulness in the Early Church
In this episode of Sermon Notes, host Jay Strother and guest Brian Ball dive into Acts 5:33-39, focusing on the wisdom of Gamaliel in the face of fierce opposition to the early church.
Published by bboydComments Off on Joshua 10, Psalm 142-143, Jeremiah 4, Matthew 18
Joshua 10: Joshua defeats a coalition of Amorite kings, asks God to make the sun stand still, and leads Israel in a sweeping conquest of the southern cities.
Psalm 142–143: David cries out to God from a place of weakness, seeking mercy, guidance, and deliverance from his enemies.
Jeremiah 4: God warns Judah of coming judgment from the north unless they repent, describing the devastation through vivid imagery and personal lament.
Matthew 18: Jesus teaches about humility, forgiveness, and restoration, using parables to emphasize God's care for the lost and the necessity of showing mercy to others.
Published by bboydComments Off on Joshua 7, Psalm 137-138, Jeremiah 1, Matthew 15
Joshua 7: Israel is defeated at Ai because of Achan’s hidden sin, which is exposed and judged, restoring the Lord’s favor.
Psalm 137–138: The exiles mourn Jerusalem’s fall while David praises God’s faithfulness, protection, and enduring love.
Jeremiah 1: God calls Jeremiah as a prophet to the nations, promising His presence despite opposition and fear.
Matthew 15: Jesus rebukes empty tradition, heals many, honors a Gentile woman’s faith, and feeds four thousand with compassion.
Published by bboydComments Off on Joshua 6, Psalm 135-136, Isaiah 66, Matthew 14
Joshua 6: The Israelites obey God’s instructions, march around Jericho, and witness its walls collapse, sparing only Rahab and her family.
Psalm 135–136: God is praised for His enduring love, mighty acts in creation and history, and steadfast care for Israel.
Isaiah 66: God promises comfort and restoration for the humble while warning of judgment for the rebellious and idolatrous.
Matthew 14: John the Baptist is executed, Jesus feeds five thousand, walks on water, and heals all who come to Him.
Published by bboydComments Off on Joshua 5, Psalm 132-134, Isaiah 65, Matthew 13
Joshua 5: The Israelites renew their covenant through circumcision, celebrate Passover, and encounter the commander of the Lord’s army near Jericho.
Psalm 132–134: God’s promises to David and Zion are remembered, unity among believers is praised, and worship is encouraged day and night.
Isaiah 65: God rebukes the rebellious but promises joy, justice, and a new creation for His faithful servants.
Matthew 13: Jesus teaches about the kingdom of heaven through parables, explaining their meaning to His disciples and facing rejection in His hometown.
