"I am Against The False Prophets"

The sermon centers on the critical distinction between true and false prophecy, using Jeremiah 23 as a lens to expose the dangers of self-proclaimed prophets who speak from their own desires rather than divine revelation. It emphasizes that authentic prophets are those who stand in God's council, hear His word, and faithfully deliver it, while false prophets are characterized by their lack of divine commission, their deceitful dreams, and their failure to fear God or bring spiritual profit. The passage warns that such false teachers, who promise peace without repentance and lead people away from God's truth, will face divine judgment, as God is not a local deity but one who fills heaven and earth. Ultimately, the sermon calls the church to a life of faithful adherence to Scripture, rejecting new revelations that contradict God's established Word, and finding spiritual nourishment, transformation, and blessing solely in the living, active, and sufficient Word of God.