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Angelology - Lesson 4 | Grow In Grace

The lesson on Angelology teaches that angels, though powerful and intelligent, are created beings who serve God and were not made in His image as humans were. Unlike angels, humanity was chosen for redemption through Christ, revealing the depth of God’s love, mercy, and grace. The Church now serves as God’s means of demonstrating His wisdom to both good and fallen angels, who marvel at His plan of salvation. While angels worship and serve God perfectly, redeemed humans uniquely sing the song of salvation — a joy the angels will never experience.
 
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Testimonies of Triumph: The Abundant Victory of Love | Sunday Sermon

“Testimonies of Triumph: The Abundant Victory of Love” reflects on how believers find victory not in escaping hardship, but through Christ’s love that sustains them within it. Using Romans 8:35–39, it emphasizes that no tribulation, persecution, or suffering can separate us from God’s love, because our triumph flows from what Christ accomplished on the cross. True conquering faith is not the absence of struggle, but steadfastness that transforms trials into deeper trust and hope in God. The ultimate testimony is not rescue from pain, but faith that endures and proves God’s love remains unbreakable.
 
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Dying Is Necessary | Sunday Sermon

In John 12:20–26, Jesus uses the request of some Greeks who wish to see Him to declare that His hour of glorification—His death—is near. He explains that like a grain of wheat that must die to bear fruit, His death is necessary to bring forth spiritual life for many. The message emphasizes that true discipleship requires dying to self—letting go of pride, self-importance, and worldly attachments—to live fruitfully for God. Ultimately, Jesus teaches that those who serve and follow Him in humility and sacrifice will be honored by the Father and share in His eternal life.
 
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Angelology - Lesson 1 | Grow In Grace

Angelology is the study of angels, including both the holy angels who serve God and the fallen angels who oppose Him. The Bible describes angels as spiritual beings created by God with intelligence, moral judgment, and great power, yet without physical bodies, though they sometimes take visible form. Scripture also mentions other heavenly beings such as cherubim, seraphim, and living creatures, who serve in God’s presence and lead in worship. Angels exist in vast numbers, operate in ranks with leaders like Michael the archangel, and carry out God’s purposes as messengers, protectors, and executors of His will.
 
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Reconcilliation & Church Discipline Pt. 3 | Sunday Sermon

The teaching emphasizes that reconciliation in the church requires both the offended and the offender to seek resolution, and church discipline is essential for maintaining purity and love within the body of Christ. Many misuse “judge not” to avoid accountability, but Scripture shows that believers are called to lovingly confront sin while first examining their own lives. The first step in discipline, as outlined in Matthew 18:15, is a private meeting where the issue is addressed directly and gently, with the goal of restoration rather than condemnation. When handled privately and in love, reconciliation can be achieved without gossip, bitterness, or unnecessary escalation, thereby regaining the brother or sister and preserving the unity of the church.
 
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Angelology - Lesson 3 | Grow In Grace

This lesson continues the study of angels, focusing on the “Angel of the Lord” or “mal’ak Yahweh,” who appears throughout the Old Testament. Scripture shows that this being is distinct from God yet identified as God, speaking and acting with divine authority—able to forgive sins, give life, and receive worship. Various passages reveal that the Angel of the Lord is not a created angel but a divine manifestation, often understood as a pre-incarnate appearance of Jesus Christ. After Christ’s incarnation, such appearances cease, confirming that the Angel of the Lord was a theophany—God revealing Himself in visible form before becoming human in Christ.
 
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Reconcilliation & Church Discipline Pt. 9 | Sunday Sermon

This study explains that Matthew 18:15–20 outlines five steps for church reconciliation and discipline: private meeting, private conference with witnesses, public announcement, public exclusion, and public restoration. It teaches that “binding” and “loosing” refer not to controlling earthly circumstances but to the church’s authority to affirm what God has already determined regarding sin, repentance, and restoration. Jesus’ promise that “where two or three are gathered” confirms that both the Father and the Son support the church when it acts biblically in matters of discipline. The lesson concludes by emphasizing confession and mutual prayer among believers, showing that openness about sin leads to true fellowship, healing, and spiritual restoration.
 
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The Fruit Of The Spirit Pt. 10 | Lesson 94 | Bible Study

This lesson explains that faithfulness is one of the nine virtues in the fruit of the Spirit, representing steadfast reliability and trustworthiness produced by the Holy Spirit in believers. The Greek word pistis means both “faith” and “faithfulness,” and in Galatians 5:22, it emphasizes being dependable and loyal rather than simply believing. The study highlights that God the Father and Jesus Christ perfectly embody faithfulness, and believers are called to mirror this through consistent obedience, reliability, and perseverance. Ultimately, faithfulness is not about success or achievement but about steadfast devotion to God, empowered by the Holy Spirit, in response to God’s own unwavering faithfulness.
 
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Angelology - Lesson 2 | Grow In Grace

Angels are created spiritual beings with intelligence and moral judgment who serve as God’s messengers and ministers. Scripture describes various ranks and types of angels, including cherubim, seraphim, and living creatures, all of whom worship and serve God. While angels protect and minister to believers, the Bible does not clearly support the idea that each person has an individual guardian angel; instead, all angels collectively serve those who inherit salvation. Angels are powerful yet limited beings, created before humanity, who will ultimately be surpassed in rank by redeemed humans when Christ returns.
 
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Perfected For All Time | Sunday Sermon

Hebrews 10:11–14 highlights the contrast between the endless sacrifices of the Old Testament priests and Christ’s one, perfect, and final sacrifice for sin. The Levitical offerings could only cover sin temporarily, but Jesus’ single offering on the cross completely removed sin and “perfected for all time those who are being sanctified.” This means that believers are already positionally perfect before God—fully justified and accepted—while still being practically sanctified in daily life. The passage assures Christians that Christ’s finished work has secured their eternal perfection even as they continue to grow in holiness.
 
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