A compelling sermon, "The Danger of a Hardened Heart," based on Zechariah 7:11-12 and Hebrews 3:15, warns of spiritual resistance from ignoring God's promptings, rejecting truth, and unaddressed pain. A hardened heart, compared to flint, drowns out God's voice, fostering insensitivity, deception, and failure in vulnerable areas. This impacts relationships, resists the Holy Spirit, and increases deception risks. To maintain a tender heart, immerse in God's Word to break hardness and engage in fellowship with the Holy Spirit through worship, which counters lust and worldly distractions, ensuring spiritual sensitivity and divine connection.

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01.)What is a hardened heart in a spiritual context?

02.)What causes a heart to become hardened?

03.)What is spiritual resistance?

04.)How does God communicate with us?

05.)What are the consequences of a hardened heart?

06.)How does pain contribute to a hardened heart?

07.)Why do new believers respond more readily to God’s voice?

08.)What is the antidote to a hardened heart?

09.)How does worship help maintain a tender heart?

10.)What is delayed obedience, and why is it problematic?