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Harmonizing Faith, Works, and Belief

Thursday, February 20, 2020 by Tim Bell Leave a Comment

Harmonizing Faith, Works, and Belief

This requires a study of the totality of scripture versus a specific passage and this is not meant to be an exhaustive study. The aim is to provide some help in thinking about all three. Note: we embrace Sola fide… Read More

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Filed Under: News Tagged With: Belief, Believing, Bible Study, Christ Alone, Christian Living, Ephesians 2, Faith, Faith Alone, Faith vs. Works, Galatians 2, Galatians 3, good works, Grace alone, James, John 3:16, Justification, One Another, Paul and James, Salvation, Sola Fide, Works

Hope for Weak People

Sunday, April 14, 2019 by Dan Miller Leave a Comment

Hope for Weak People

Is there a difference between betrayal and denial? Who hasn’t felt the strain between the desire to live more faithfully to Christ and the abiding reality of self-oriented desires? How do you navigate forward when your self-centered cravings overwhelm your… Read More

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Filed Under: Action-Reaction: A Study in the Gospel of Mark, Podcasts, Sermons Tagged With: Betrayal, Christian Life, Denial, Justification, Sin, Trusting God

Legalism: Poison for the Soul

Saturday, April 11, 2015 by Dan Miller Leave a Comment

Legalism: Poison for the Soul

From the very inception of the church, the issue of legalism has been the most dogged and formidable opponent to the Gospel message. The belief that the saving work of Jesus is what he provides + something else (being circumcised,… Read More

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Filed Under: News Tagged With: Faith, Free, Gospel, Hope, Joy, Justification, Law, Legalism, Sabbath, Works

Grace Anatomy: Justification

Sunday, December 7, 2014 by Ken Rutherford Leave a Comment

Grace Anatomy: Justification

Today we are going to enter into the courtroom of God and explore two facets of God’s grace—justification and imputation—in the setting of law and justice. Court is now in session, the honorable Lord God presiding.

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How does Personal Discipline and Spiritual Living relate to each other?

Saturday, November 22, 2014 by Dan Miller Leave a Comment

How does Personal Discipline and Spiritual Living relate to each other?

In a previous blog regarding the fact that Pope John Paul II used to whip himself and mother Teresa used a cilice to inflict pain throughout the day in order to grow in their dedication (i.e. being spiritual) to God…. Read More

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Filed Under: News Tagged With: discipline, Growth, Justification, Maturing, Maturity, Sanctification

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