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New Hyde Park Baptist Church

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Rout 66: 2 Peter - The Final Charge: Grow, Discern,...

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2025/10/20

A fisherman-turned-apostle writes from the edge of martyrdom with a message that refuses to fade: grow in holiness, cling to Scripture, and stay alert to deception while you wait for the King who will surely come. We walk through 2 Peter with a clear map—grace as the starting point, diligent effort as the path, and an unshakable promise as the horizon—and invite you to test every voice by the Word that never lies. We open with the urgency of Peter’s context and the gift at the center of Chri...

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42:15

Isaiah 53:1-6 - The Servant: Despised yet Bearing Our...

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2025/10/19

What if the most powerful person in the room looks like the least impressive? We open Isaiah 53 and meet a Servant who slips past our instincts for spectacle. No fanfare, no polish, no royal shine—and yet this is the arm of the Lord, God’s strength wrapped in humility. As we walk line by line, we face the shock of a Messiah who knows rejection, wears sorrow, and bears wounds meant for us. We trace four movements that reframe everything: the Servant’s quiet appearance, the sting of his reject...

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42:50

Isaiah 52:13-15 - The Servant: Exalted yet Marred

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2025/10/12

A broom on a stage doesn’t look like a revolution—until the rhythm takes over. That’s how Isaiah’s servant arrives: quiet, overlooked, and then suddenly impossible to ignore. We open Isaiah 52:13–15 and follow its thread through John 12 and Philippians 2 to uncover a truth that rewires our instincts about power: the servant is “high and lifted up,” yet he wins by suffering, not by spectacle. The cross is not a setback; it is the strategy. The wounds are not a blemish; they are the beauty. We...

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31:19

Route 66: 1 Peter - Exiles, Not Outsiders

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2025/10/06

What if feeling out of place is not a problem to fix but a calling to embrace? We open 1 Peter and walk through a grounded, hopeful vision of exile that rejects retreat and refuses hostility. Instead, we lean into an identity shaped by God’s eternal purpose, a steady expectation of suffering, and a daily practice of quiet holiness that speaks louder than slogans. We start by reframing the map: Peter names believers as chosen exiles and nods to “Babylon” as a way to see Rome—and any dominant ...

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41:27

Isaiah 51:9 - 52:12 - Awake, Awake

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2025/10/05

What if the most urgent thing you can do today is to wake up—not to more hustle, but to the reality that God is already at work? We walk through Isaiah 51:9–52:12 and follow a sweeping arc from creation and exodus to return, redemption, and the promise of new creation. Along the way we stare down dread, remember the Maker who “stretched out the heavens,” and watch the Lord silence the sea and crush the serpent-empire that stalked his people. We linger on the Servant—the one who can truly say...

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44:21

Route 66: James - Faith That Does

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2025/09/29

Faith sounds simple until it has to survive Monday. We open James and track a clear, hard line from what we say we believe to what we actually do—under pressure, under temptation, and under the gaze of people who need mercy more than our opinions. James writes as a pastor with calloused knees and plain words, and his counsel lands where life hurts: trials that stretch us, desires that bait us, and a tongue that can bless or burn. We start with the good news behind the grit: God gives wisdom ...

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39:51

Isaiah 50:10 - 51:8 - Heed What You Hear

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2025/09/28

Ever notice how often Scripture says “listen”—and how different that is from simply hearing? We walk through Isaiah 50:10–51:8 and follow four calls that reframe the life of faith: a stark choice between trusting God or lighting our own torches, a deep comfort that looks back to Abraham and Sarah and forward to a future like Eden, a righteous salvation that cannot be cracked by time, and a quiet courage to endure taunts because God’s triumph is certain. It’s a journey from self-reliance to su...

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56:43

Isaiah 50:4-9 - The Third Servant Song

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2025/09/21

In this compelling exploration of Isaiah 50:4-9, we encounter a remarkable portrait of the Servant of the Lord—a figure who embodies perfect obedience, endures suffering with dignity, and lives wholly within divine purpose. As we unpack this ancient text, we discover how Isaiah's prophecy shifts from describing Israel as God's servant to revealing an individual who would succeed where the nation had failed. The Servant speaks with his own voice in this passage, revealing seven extraordinary ...

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35:02

Route 66: Hebrews - The Supremacy of Christ

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2025/09/15

The book of Hebrews stands as one of Scripture's most profound theological masterpieces, revealing how Jesus fulfills and transcends everything in the Old Testament. Drawing from the first four verses, we explore the core message that resonates throughout this powerful letter: Because Jesus is greater than everything else, we should keep trusting in Him. Through careful biblical exposition, we unpack how Christ surpasses angels as the eternal Son who alone can redeem humanity. We witness His...

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46:08

Isaiah 49:14 - 50:3 : God Answers Our Anguish

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2025/09/14

When silence from heaven feels deafening, where do we turn? Isaiah 49:14-50:3 captures one of Scripture's most poignant dialogues – Zion's cry of abandonment met with God's astonishing response of compassion. The passage begins with raw anguish: "The Lord has forgotten me." This lament emerges from Israel's exile, when Jerusalem lay in ruins and God's people were scattered. Yet what follows is not divine rebuke but tender reassurance through the most powerful metaphor imaginable: "Can a woma...

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Route 66: Philemon - Forgiveness, The Key to Freedom

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2025/09/08

At just 335 Greek words, Paul's letter to Philemon might be the shortest book he wrote, but it delivers one of the most powerful messages in Scripture about forgiveness, reconciliation, and gospel-transformed relationships. This remarkable letter centers on three individuals caught in a delicate situation. Philemon, a wealthy Christian and slave owner. Onesimus, his runaway slave who has found faith in Christ while serving Paul. And Paul himself, writing from prison, acting as the bridge bet...

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57:43

Isaiah 49:1-13 : The Second Servant Song

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2025/09/07

Have you ever felt like your efforts were in vain, that all your work amounted to nothing? You're in good company. In Isaiah 49, we discover the Servant of God expressing this very sentiment—yet this apparent failure becomes the launching pad for something far greater than initially imagined. This powerful passage unveils God's magnificent plan unfolding in ways no one expected. We journey through the Servant's calling, where God prepares him "like a sharp sword" and a "polished arrow" for e...

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52:51

Isaiah 48 - Trusting the All-Knowing and Powerful God

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2025/08/31

A father teaching his daughter to ride a bike watches as she stubbornly pushes his hands away, insisting she knows better, only to crash repeatedly into the bushes. Yet instead of walking away in frustration, the father's love leans in harder. This powerful image frames our journey through Isaiah 48, where we witness the ultimate spiritual tug-of-war: human rebellion versus divine resolve. Throughout this chapter, God repeatedly calls Israel to "listen" – a sure sign they weren't doing so. T...

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36:46

Route 66: Titus - From Sound Doctrine to Righteous...

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2025/08/25

The small but mighty book of Titus packs a spiritual punch as it reveals the transformative connection between sound doctrine and genuine Christian living. This exploration takes us on a journey through Paul's letter to his co-worker Titus, who was tasked with establishing well-ordered churches on the island of Crete. At the heart of this epistle lies a profound truth: good doctrine should produce good works. Far from being an academic exercise, our understanding of key gospel truths—justifi...

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Isaiah 46 - 47: The Failure and Fall of Babylon

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2025/08/24

What burdens are you carrying that were never meant to carry you? In this profound examination of Isaiah 46-47, we confront the universal struggle with idolatry through the compelling story of Howard Hughes—a man who seemingly had everything yet died crushed by the very things he worshipped. We live in a world where social media gods demand constant sacrifice, where control becomes an obsession, and where the pursuit of image leaves us exhausted behind carefully curated facades. These modern...

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41:40

Route 66: 2 Timothy - The Final Words of an Apostle

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2025/08/18

In the cold darkness of Rome's notorious Mamertine Prison, the Apostle Paul penned his final preserved letter to his beloved spiritual son, Timothy. Facing execution under Emperor Nero and abandoned by most of his friends, Paul's words shimmer with unwavering faith and pastoral wisdom. This moving exploration of 2 Timothy reveals the extraordinary relationship between Paul and Timothy—a bond forged through 15 years and 7,000 miles of ministry journeys. While Timothy battled false teachers an...

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30:57

Isaiah 45:14-25 - Every Knee Will Bow and Every...

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2025/08/17

Sovereignty, salvation, and purpose converge powerfully in this exploration of Isaiah 45:14-25. We journey through God's declaration that He alone is God—there is no other—and what this means for humanity's past, present, and future. At the heart of this message lies a courtroom scene where God calls the nations to present their case, revealing the futility of idolatry against the reality of the One True God. While we once belonged to the category of idolaters deserving judgment, God extends...

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Route 66: 1 Timothy - Faith, Order and Pastoral Wisdom

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2025/08/11

What makes someone qualified to lead in God's church? Drawing from Paul's first letter to Timothy, this episode explores the surprising truth that character matters more than talent in spiritual leadership. We journey through the relationship between Paul and his young protégé Timothy, who found himself overwhelmed with the responsibility of pastoring churches in Ephesus. Despite being young and possibly insecure, Timothy was charged with confronting false teachers and shepherding believers—...

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52:00

Isaiah 44:24-45:13 - God's Hand in History, God's...

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2025/08/10

When life crashes down around us, hope feels impossible to grasp. In this powerful exploration of Isaiah 44-45, we discover a God who speaks with breathtaking precision about events 150 years in the future, naming a pagan king before his birth and orchestrating history to fulfill His redemptive purposes. The message begins with a parallel to Winston Churchill's famous "blood, toil, tears and sweat" speech, delivered as Nazi forces threatened Britain's existence. Just as Churchill cast a visi...

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39:00

Rout 66: 2 Thessalonians - Faith Under Pressure

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2025/08/04

What happens when life's pressures threaten to crush your spiritual vessel like Antarctic ice crushed Shackleton's ship? The ancient letter of 2 Thessalonians speaks directly to believers caught in storms of persecution, confusion, and weariness. In this exploration of Paul's counsel to a troubled church, we discover how to maintain courage amid affliction, clarity amid deception, and confidence in daily living. Just as Shackleton's leadership was marked by calm resolve and unwavering hope d...

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