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The Doctrine of Sin - Lesson 1 | Grow in Grace

In our first lesson on 'The Doctrine of Sin' we learn that sin is defined as any failure to conform to God’s moral law in nature, thought, attitude, speech, or action, revealing humanity’s deep condition of rebellion against God. It includes not only outward acts but also inward thoughts and desires, showing that humans are sinners by both behavior and inherent nature. Although sin brings harmful consequences, its greatest seriousness lies in the fact that it contradicts God’s holy character and is therefore morally wrong at the deepest level. While God is not the author of sin, He permits it through the voluntary choices of moral creatures, with its origin in the rebellion of angels and the disobedience of Adam and Eve.
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Integrity Pt. 4 | Sunday Sermon

Romans 12:1–2 teaches that because of God’s great mercies, believers are urged to offer their lives as living sacrifices and live in a way that honors Him. True integrity means that a person’s outward actions genuinely reflect their inward character, rather than pretending or disguising who they really are. Paul warns believers not to conform to the spirit and values of the world but to be transformed through the renewal of their minds by God’s Word and the work of the Holy Spirit. As this inner transformation grows, the character of Christ becomes increasingly visible in a believer’s life, producing humility, deeper awareness of God’s holiness, and greater appreciation for His grace.
 
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Who Is A True Israelite? | Part 2 | Bible Study

The study explains that the Old Testament must be interpreted through the lens of the New Testament, which reveals that God’s covenant promises to Abraham are ultimately fulfilled in Jesus Christ. The New Testament teaches that being a true descendant of Abraham is not based on physical ancestry but on faith, meaning both Jews and Gentiles who believe share in the promise. Through Christ’s work, God has formed one people—the Church—made up of believing Jews and Gentiles who together are the “Israel of God.” Therefore, a true Israelite is not defined by ethnicity but by faith in Christ, making all believers heirs of the promises given to Abraham.
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Eternal Redemption: A Perfect Priest, A Perfect Priesthood, A Perfect People | Easter Sunday Sermon

The sermon explains that God swore an unbreakable oath that Jesus would be a priest forever in the order of Melchizedek, establishing a new and superior priesthood. Unlike the old Levitical priesthood that was limited by human weakness and repeated sacrifices, Jesus became the perfect and eternal High Priest whose sacrifice was offered once for all and secured eternal redemption. Because He lives forever and continually intercedes before God, believers are always represented and can have complete confidence in their salvation. Therefore, through Christ’s perfect priesthood there is perfect cleansing, a perfect mediator, and a perfected people who can boldly approach God’s presence.
 
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Eternal Redemption: There’s none like our God | Good Friday Sermon

Psalm 113 calls God’s servants to continually praise the Lord, who is exalted above all nations yet graciously lifts the poor and needy and transforms their condition. Hebrews 9:11–22 explains that Jesus, the perfect High Priest, offered His own blood instead of animal sacrifices, securing eternal redemption and establishing a new covenant. His once-for-all sacrifice cleanses our conscience and accomplishes what human effort and repeated sacrifices could never achieve. Therefore, believers should daily remember the price Christ paid, praise God for His grace, and look to Jesus as the source and inspiration for living a faithful life.
 
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Integrity Pt. 3 | Sunday Sermon

This message contrasts true transformation with mere outward conformity, explaining that genuine integrity flows from an inner change that is visibly expressed, as seen in Christ’s transfiguration. It warns that Satan and false believers can disguise themselves outwardly, making it essential to discern character by the “fruit” of a person’s life rather than appearances. Believers are urged not to conform to the values and pressures of the world but to experience inward transformation through the renewal of the mind by the Holy Spirit. Ultimately, the Christian life reflects a clear choice: to be shaped by external worldly influence or by internal divine power that produces authentic godliness.
 
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Who Is A True Israelite? | Part 1 | Bible Study

The lesson argues that the Bible defines a “true Israelite” not by physical descent but by faith, emphasizing that God’s promises were always intended for a spiritual people rather than all ethnic Israel. It explains that the New Testament interprets the Old Testament, showing that God’s covenant with Abraham is ultimately fulfilled in Jesus Christ. According to passages like Romans and Galatians, the true descendants of Abraham are those—both Jews and Gentiles—who share Abraham’s faith and trust in Christ. Therefore, the “true Israel” is identified as the unified body of believers in Christ, who alone inherit the promises of God.
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Angelology - Lesson 15 | Grow in Grace

The lesson teaches that persistent sin in a believer’s life can create vulnerability to demonic influence, though the individual remains responsible for their choices . It explains that the Bible does not support the common term “demon possession,” but instead describes “demonization” as being under demonic influence, primarily observed in unbelievers . The central argument is that genuine believers, indwelt and sealed by the Holy Spirit, cannot be possessed by demons, though they may still experience spiritual attacks or oppression . Consequently, believers are encouraged to resist such attacks through prayer, righteous living, and the use of spiritual disciplines like the Word of God and the “armor of God”.
 
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Integrity Pt. 2 | Sunday Sermon

Integrity is defined as inner wholeness, where a person’s actions consistently reflect their beliefs, making it the opposite of hypocrisy. The transfiguration of Jesus illustrates true authenticity—His outward glory revealed His inner divine nature, unlike false appearances that come from deception. In contrast, Satan and false teachers disguise themselves outwardly as good while hiding a corrupt inner nature, showing a lack of integrity. Believers are therefore called to discern truth through God’s Word and evaluate people by the fruit of their lives, choosing to live authentically and grow in righteousness.
 
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Angelology - Lesson 14 | Grow in Grace

The lesson explains that while Satan and demons can influence the world and sometimes intensify sinful behavior, not all sin is directly caused by demonic activity. Believers may become more vulnerable to demonic influence when they persist in patterns of sin, but the primary responsibility for sin still rests with the individual. The study argues that the Bible does not support the idea that genuine believers can be fully “demon possessed,” since the original Greek language speaks more about demonic influence rather than ownership or possession. Biblical examples such as King Saul and the woman with a disabling spirit suggest severe affliction or influence but do not clearly demonstrate a true believer being indwelt by a demon.
 
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