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01/22/2012
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The Power of Gospel Partnership
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Matt Morton
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Philippians 1:3-11
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Philippians
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Paul begins his letter by expressing his confidence that God is working in and through the Philippian believers. His words remind us that true power and impact come from partnering with God and others to invest in the Gospel.
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01/22/2012
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Romans 1-6 Review
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Blake Jennings
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Romans 1-6
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Romans
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The first half of Romans answers some of life's greatest questions. What's wrong with this world, and whose fault is it? What hope do we have in the midst of our sin? Is God's grace in salvation free or costly? Why shouldn't justified people sin? Why are we here; what's our purpose in life? We'll answer these questions and more by looking back through the most significant passages in Romans 1-6.
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01/22/2012
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Romans 1-6 Review
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Brian Fisher
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Romans 1-6
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Romans
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The book of Romans is not about us. It is not simply about how men and women 'get saved.' Romans is about God, and specifically, His righteousness. In Romans the Apostle Paul demonstrates that God is righteous in all that He is and in all that He does - He is righteous in the condemnation of all sin, in the justification of sinners, in the sanctification of the justified, in the outworking of His plan in history, and He manifests His righteous through our lives to a fallen world.
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01/15/2012
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Mission Philippians
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Trey Corry
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Philippians 1:1-6
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Philippians
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The apostle Paul and the church in Philippi form a close-knit team with a costly mission (the Great Commission) that has a certain ending.
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01/15/2012
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Life's Highest Priority
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Matt Morton
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Philippians 1:1-2
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Philippians
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Paul wrote the book of Philippians to encourage the church to be faithful to the Gospel. As Christians, our highest priority in life is to partner with God's Spirit to share the Gospel and to make disciples of all nations.
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01/15/2012
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Authority on Display
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Kevin Barra
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Matthew 8:1-17
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Jesus demonstrates his Authority over disease, demonic, and nature. The real question is how should we respond to his power? I think by looking at how He yields his unparalleled power we will find that He is Lord and easy to submit our lives to.
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01/08/2012
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Social Justice and the People of God
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Ryan Poehl
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As Christians, we are to called to be cognizant of the ways in which our society doesn't match the righteousness of God, and to be agents of change. With this in mind, we must keep the gospel as the primary motivation for social transformation.
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01/08/2012
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God's Master Plan
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Joel Mathai
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2 Corinthians 5:21
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One of the most magnificent verses in all of Scripture is 2 Corinthians 5:21. It is the central truth of the Scriptures. At the start of this new year what better time to look at the deeper meaning of the cross and by faith, commit to communicate these truths in this new year to those who haven't heard.
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01/01/2012
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Honoring the Lord in the Workplace
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Trey Corry
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Colossians 3:22-24
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AdditionalSermons
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What purposes does God have for our career? How can we honor the Lord in the workplace no matter our vocations?
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01/01/2012
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The Romans Road
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Jacob Smith
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AdditionalSermons
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A message focusing on understanding the Romans Road to Salvation and how to use it in sharing your faith with the people around you.
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12/25/2011
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A Shepherd's Story
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Brad Evans
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Luke 2
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Do not be afraid; for behold, I bring you good news of great joy which will be for all the people; for today in the city of David there has been born for you a Savior, who is Christ the Lord.
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12/24/2011
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A Mary Christmas
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Blake Jennings
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Luke 2:4-7
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AdditionalSermons
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That first Christmas for Mary fell way short of expectations - it was painful, stressful, lonely and scary. Yet Mary had hope, for this was no ordinary child.
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12/18/2011
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The Christmas Story Revealed
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Jason Wiesepape
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Revelation 12:1-12
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In most nativity depictions there is a central character who is absent. As the Christmas story is revealed from Revelation 12:1-12 this character is not only exposed, but the wonderful power of the Gospel of Jesus Christ is brought to the forefront.
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12/18/2011
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Angels: God's Glorious Servants
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Brian Fisher
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Luke 1-2
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Angels serve God's people. Their very name means 'messenger.' We find them at critical points in the history of the Bible, brilliantly bursting onto the scene to tell God's beloved children what in the world God is about to do. Their presence reminds us that God longs for us to know Him, and He proves it by revealing His glorious plan to His people.
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12/11/2011
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The Humiliation of the Incarnation
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Trey Corry
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Luke 2:8-14
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Series:
Heaven_Hell_and_the_Here_and_Now
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The humiliation of Christ's incarnation teaches us at Christmas that humility leads to honor and exaltation!
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12/11/2011
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Christmas: The Hope of Heaven
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Matt Morton
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Heaven_Hell_and_the_Here_and_Now
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The birth of Jesus provides us with a promise that heaven is real and that God loves us. It motivates us to act, speak, and think differently during the Christmas season.
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12/11/2011
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Free from Sin, Enslaved to God
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Blake Jennings
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Romans 6:12-23
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Romans
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False advertising at its best is funny, but at its worst is fatal. And the hands-down worst case of false advertising in all of human history is sin. Sin promises fun and satisfaction, but delivers just the opposite. It leads us down a path of addiction, shame, and death. Fortunately, we have a choice. We can obey our new Master, the Lord God, and enjoy His power, His peace, and His freedom.
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12/11/2011
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Freed from Sin, Enslaved to God
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Brian Fisher
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Romans 6:12-23
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Romans
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Bob Dylan used to sing, You're gonna have to serve somebody...it may be the devil or it may be the Lord but you're gonna have to serve somebody. Mr. Dylan may not have understood the full implications of what he was singing, but he spoke truth nevertheless. We all serve somebody - ourselves, sin and death, or God, obedience and righteousness. As Christians, we have been freed from serving the destructive master, sin - it is no longer necessary or appropriate for us to sin since we now belong to God. And when we offer ourselves up to God, we discover that He is a good, life-giving Master.
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12/04/2011
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Can We Have Heaven On Earth? - Christian Worldview and Witness
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Trey Corry
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Acts 17:16-31
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Heaven_Hell_and_the_Here_and_Now
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A Christian worldview provides a framework to understand all of life including God, our world, and ourselves. As a result, it provides a wonderful tool as we become conversant with our culture and world in love and truth.
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12/04/2011
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Living in Light of Heaven
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Matt Morton
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Heaven_Hell_and_the_Here_and_Now
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How often do we think about eternity and prepare for it? Most of us are easily distracted, and we spend more time planning for events that will come and go quickly. So how can we invest intentionally in Christ's kingdom, which will last forever?
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12/04/2011
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Dead to Sin, Alive to God
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Blake Jennings
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Romans 6:1-13
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Romans
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God's grace is without limit: where sin abounds, grace super-abounds! But if that's true, then why not let sin reign in our lives so that we can get more of God's grace? After all, sin's easy and pleasurable, at least for a while. So why not let sin reign? Because of Jesus... because the infinite, perfect, innocent Son of God died and rose again for this explicit purpose: to emancipate us once-and-for-all from slavery to sin. Because we've been united to His death and resurrection, we need never serve sin again. Let us know it, believe it, and live it!
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12/04/2011
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Dead to Sin, Alive to God
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Brian Fisher
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Romans 6:1-11
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Romans
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God's grace is without limit: where sin abounds, grace super-abounds! But if that's true, then why not let sin reign in our lives so that we can get more of God's grace? After all, sin's easy and pleasurable, at least for a while. So why not let sin reign? Because of Jesus... because the infinite, perfect, innocent Son of God died and rose again for this explicit purpose: to emancipate us once-and-for-all from slavery to sin. Because we've been united to His death and resurrection, we need never serve sin again. Let us know it, believe it, and live it!
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12/03/2011
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Answering Tough Theological Questions, Part 2
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Matt Morton
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iLeader
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iLeader Workshop Session 2: Matt Morton & Blake Jennings answer your toughest Bible and theology questions. Some of the topics covered: creation, homosexuality, tolerance, evil, natural disasters, fairness. (1 hour 15 mins)
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12/03/2011
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Answering Tough Theological Questions, Part 1
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Matt Morton
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iLeader
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iLeader Workshop Session 1: Brian Fisher, Matt Morton & Blake Jennings answer your toughest Bible and theology questions. Some of the topics covered: election, predestination, sovereignty, choice, irresistible grace, Reform theology, evidence of faith, proof of salvation, Calvinism v. Arminianism, Spiritual gifts, tongues and interpretation of tongues. (1 hour 9 mins)
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11/27/2011
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Hope of Salvation
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Andy O'Brien
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1 Peter 1:3-5
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College_Life
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Looking at where our hope comes from in the past, future, and present.
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11/27/2011
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Entering Into Thanksgiving
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Brad Evans
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Psalm 100
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God desires for His people to choose to respond to Him with humility, dependence and gratitude.
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11/27/2011
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Now Thank We All Our God
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Brian Fisher
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1 Thessalonians 5:16-18
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Rejoice always! It is a command, and therefore, we must conclude that it can and should be obeyed. But what does it mean, and how can it be obeyed when so many of our circumstances are difficult and overwhelming? To rejoice is a choice, not a feeling; it is an attitude or perspective gained by looking to the future, while not ignoring the present. It is an orientation toward life that can be experienced only by praying...and praying...and praying...without ever ceasing, and by cultivating a heart that continuously gives thanks in everything.
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11/26/2011
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Date Night: How to Fill Your Child's Love Tank
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Bob and Ann Livesay
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Family
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Join marriage and family conference speakers Dr. Bob and Ann Livesay as they share some of their hilarious, heart warming and heart breaking parenting experiences. A presentation for parents of young children and teens or anyone expecting to be future parents.
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11/20/2011
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The Basis of Justification (Representation)
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Blake Jennings
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Romans 5:12-21
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Romans
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At this very moment every person on this planet is represented before God by one of two men - Adam or Jesus Christ. Adam's one sin in the Garden brought death, both physical and spiritual, to himself and to all of humanity. Because he sinned, we die. That may not seem fair, but because we were represented by one man, Adam, in death, we can also be represented by one man, Jesus, in life. And the one great hope for all of humanity is that the gracious act of Jesus completely overcomes the deadly act of Adam...and this gift is available to all who believe.
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11/20/2011
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The Basis of Justification (Representation)
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Brian Fisher
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Romans 5:12-21
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Romans
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At this very moment, each member of humanity is represented before God by one of two men - Adam or Jesus Christ. Adam's one sin in the Garden brought death to himself and to all of humanity. No one can escape the verdict of condemnation because we are related to him. It may not seem fair, but because we were represented by one man, Adam, in death, we can also be represented by one man, Jesus, in life. And the one great hope for all of humanity is that the gracious act of Jesus completely overcomes the deadly act of Adam...and this gift is available to all who believe.
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11/19/2011
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Dating, Sex, and Relationships-Q and A
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Matt Morton
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College_Life
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Grace College staff answer students' questions about dating, sex, and relationships.
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11/19/2011
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Sex as God Designed It
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Jamey Bryant
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College_Life
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Sex, as God designed it, is meant to point to and mirror Him. Unfortunately, many of us have developed distorted views of what sex is, and we've lost sight of God's plan. Whether single or married, we desperately need to elevate and broaden our view of sex and sexuality if we are to seek after the wholeness that God wants for us in this area.
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11/19/2011
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Walking Out Faith in Dating
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Trey and Marci Corry
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College_Life
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How exactly can our faith grow and respond during the uncertain process of dating?
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11/19/2011
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True Love
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Matt Morton
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1 Corinthians 13:1-7
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College_Life
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Healthy relationships come from an understanding of the love of Jesus Christ. Once we understand that our relationships do not exist primarily to meet our own needs, we are free to love others as God is calling us to do.
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11/13/2011
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Social Justice
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Ryan Poehl
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Luke 10:25-37
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Heaven_Hell_and_the_Here_and_Now
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As Christians, we are called to be cognizant of the ways in which our society doesn't match the righteousness of God, and to be agents of change. With this in mind, we must keep the gospel as the primary motivation for social transformation.
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11/13/2011
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Can We Create Heaven Now?
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Matt Morton
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Heaven_Hell_and_the_Here_and_Now
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God created this world to reflect His glory, and He has given us the task of representing Him. When we engage with His world according to His values, that pleases Him and reflects His character.
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11/13/2011
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The Need of the Hour
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Fouad Masri
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It's better to light a candle than to curse the darkness. Islam brings thoughts of fear and hatred to the church. Christians often feel intimidated around Muslims, yet we are called to love our Muslim neighbor, show compassion and share with him the hope of the Gospel.
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11/06/2011
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How Can We Increase Heaven's Population on Earth? ... World Missions
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Trey Corry
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Genesis 12:1-3
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Heaven_Hell_and_the_Here_and_Now
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The call to missions extends to anyone, past border and blood lines, and the blessings of God.
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11/06/2011
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The Blessings of Justification
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Blake Jennings
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Romans 5:1-11
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Romans
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Through faith in the faithful sacrifice of Jesus Christ on the cross, God has declared us to be righteous in His sight...we are justified. But what impact, if any, does that have on our daily lives? Does justification have any practical bearing on our lives as students, mothers, fathers, teachers, business owners? It absolutely does! Justification brings the practical blessings of peace in the present and hope in the future; peace and hope that are settled, secure, and unconquerable.
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11/06/2011
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Heaven's Global Purpose
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Jamey Bryant
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Colossians 1:3-6
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Heaven_Hell_and_the_Here_and_Now
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Our great hope of heaven should affect how we view the world and live in the here and now. We are called to be global Christians, because our God is a global God who has an eternal plan for the nations.
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