Category: Bible & Theology
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Doctrine of Union with Christ: No Longer Condemned – Part 3
Romans 8 shows that the gospel gives more than pardon. In Christ, the guilty are not only forgiven, but brought into the Father’s house and given the family name.
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Doctrine of Union with Christ: Who We Are Because of What God Has Done – Part 2
Romans 6 shows that the believer is not only forgiven by Christ, but united to Christ in his death and resurrection. Because we belong to the crucified and risen Lord, sin remains an enemy but no longer has rightful authority over us.
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Doctrine of Union with Christ: Chosen and Loved in Christ – Part 1
Part 1 looks at Ephesians 1 and the truth that our identity begins with God’s grace, not our performance. Before the believer obeys, serves, grows, or bears fruit, he is already chosen and loved in Christ.
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Doctrine of Union with Christ: Who We Are Because of What God Has Done – Series Intro/Index
A six-week study on union with Christ and the identity God gives his people. We will look at what it means to be chosen, forgiven, made new, set apart, and called to live from grace.
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When More Proof Is Not the Real Problem
We often think belief would come more easily if God gave us something undeniable, but Jesus shows that unbelief is not simply a lack of information. A resistant heart does not become willing because the evidence becomes more dramatic; it needs God to open it to hear what He has already spoken.
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The Sermon on the Mount: Hearing and Doing: Believing and Obeying– Part 4
Jesus closes the sermon by showing that hearing alone is not enough. What a person truly trusts will be revealed by what he builds his life on.
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The Sermon on the Mount: True Devotion Before the Father – Part 3
Jesus exposes how easily devotion can drift into performance when the heart craves the approval of others. This study looks at how prayer, trust, and obedience are reshaped when believers learn to live before the Father.
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The Sermon on the Mount: The True Meaning of Righteousness – Part 2
Jesus shows that true righteousness reaches deeper than outward behavior into the heart itself. This study looks at how his words expose sin, reveal the will of God, and call his people into true discipleship.
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The Sermon on the Mount: The King and His People – Part 1
Jesus describes the kind of people his kingdom forms. He calls them to live that life openly before the world.
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The Sermon on the Mount: Fulfilled in Jesus and Lived by Those Who Follow Him-Introduction
The Sermon on the Mount is the voice of Christ calling his people to real obedience. It shows a life fulfilled in him and lived by those who follow him.
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