Transferable Treasures Ministry

June 27 clip from sermon

1 SUNDAY, JUNE 5, 2016 THE DAY OF THE LORD ZEPHANIAH 1:1-6, 14-16, 2:3 ZEPHANIAH... This man is no ordinary preacher. He is the great-great-grandson of King Hezekiah, one of Judah's most famous rulers. He has royal blood in his veins, but more important, he has the message of God on his lips. Strange to say, Zephaniah preached during the reign of godly King Josiah, and it was a time of religious "revival" (see 2 Kings 22-23). Josiah came to the throne at the age of eight, and at the age of sixteen he committed himself to the Lord. When he was twenty, he began a great reformation in the land, pulling down the idols and judging the false priests and prophets. He then began to rebuild the temple and led the nation in a celebration of the Passover. To all appearances, it was a time of religious concern and consecration. But Zephaniah saw deeper; he saw the hearts of the people, and he knew that their religious zeal was not sincere. The reforms were shallow; the people got rid of the idols in their homes, but not the idols in their hearts. The rulers of the land were still greedy and disobedient, and the city of Jerusalem was the source of all kinds of wickedness in the land. Even today, many believers lack discernment and think that every "religious movement" is a genuine work of the Lord. Sometimes mere outward reformation only prepares the way for a work of the devil (Matt 12:43-45). If you would like to listen to the 30 recorded broadcast today, June 2, 2016. you can call the recorded line 24x7, for the next 6 days and enjoy the lecture entitled, "The Day of the Lord" Recorded line: 712-432-3131 Access code: 19227821 * If you would like more information on the live broadcast every Wednesday at 12 Noon, pacific standard time, CA, USA, or you would like a MP3 of the live broadcast sent to you, request it through this email: [email protected] Thank you, for allowing me to be a blessing to you, Dr. Richard Clark

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