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What Scripture Says About Itself - Pt. 11 | Sunday Sermon

In John 8:34-36, Jesus teaches that practicing sin leads to slavery, emphasizing the need for a new birth through faith in Him. Karen H. Jobes adds context, highlighting Jesus' offense even to believers and the universal challenge His teachings pose. Jesus contrasts slavery with sonship in a household, symbolizing His ability to liberate from sin. True freedom comes from abiding in Jesus' Word, signifying genuine discipleship. R. Kent Hughes underscores Christ's role in granting freedom and empowerment for righteous living. Believers experience liberty from sin's penalty, power, and presence, achieved by abiding in Jesus' Word.
 
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A Look At Romans 8:28 Part 5 | Think on These Things

Why does God orchestrate circumstances for the benefit of those who love Him? How did our love for God come to be?
As we conclude our exploration of this theme, we are challenged with the human inclination to cling tightly to control in our lives and how God, in His transformative power, can bring about a profound shift and 'work things out for our good'.
 
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A Curse For Us | Lesson 40 | Bible Study

This study of Galatians 3:13-14 explores Paul's message on Christ's sacrifice redeeming believers from the curse of the law. It contrasts the condemnation under the law with the redemption brought by Christ's substitutionary death. Through detailed analysis and biblical references, the author emphasizes the completeness of Christ's sacrifice, arguing against the legalistic teachings of the Judaizers. They highlight that Christ's death satisfied the law's demands, freeing believers from condemnation and establishing the basis for God's mercy and grace. Ultimately, the study underscores the centrality of Christ's atonement in the Christian faith, affirming that believers are justified by faith in Him alone, securing eternal blessings for all who believe.
 
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A Look At Romans 8:28 Part 4 | Think on These Things

While our God does not take pleasure in sin and certainly does not endorse it, His sovereignty prevails, and His promises stand unwavering.
In moments of failure and sin, how does He extend His grace, orchestrating circumstances for our ultimate good in alignment with His purpose?
Join us today as we explore the parable of the Prodigal Son, the experiences of Peter, and more, seeking to illuminate the profound truth encapsulated in Romans 8:28.
 
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A Look At Romans 8:28 Part 3 - Think on These Things

If the concept of God using even our sins for ultimate good seems challenging to grasp when reflecting on your own life, take a moment to pause and join us in today's episode of 'Think on These Things.' Together, we will look  into the crucifixion of our Lord Jesus Christ, exploring how even the sins of humanity can be used to fulfill the divine will of God.
 
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A Look At Romans 8:28 Part 2 | Think on These Things

At times, embracing Romans 8:28 for our own lives can prove challenging, even as we readily acknowledge its truth for those in our midst. Yet, anchored in the assurance that we are God's cherished possessions, we find comfort in the understanding that nothing befalls us without first passing through His divine will.
Listen as Pastor John-Mark Bartlett sheds more light on the essence of this verse, how it can infuse our lives with a profound reality.
Consider these transformative words:
When peace like a river, attendeth my way
When sorrows like sea billows roll
Whatever my lot, thou hast taught me to say
It is well, it is well, with my soul
 
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A Look At Romans 8:28 Part 1 | Think on These Things

"And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose.“ - Romans 8:28 ESV
Frequently quoted and cherished by many, this verse serves as a source of profound comfort and reassurance for some, while others may grapple with questions and find it challenging to fully embrace. Today on Think on These Things, let's embark on a thoughtful exploration of this verse, its meaning, the context that envelops it, and why the nature of our benevolent God provides a compelling foundation for our belief in its truth.
 
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The Gospel - Lesson 8 | The Holy Spirit & The Believer Pt. 2 | Grow In Grace

This week, our speaker discusses the importance of understanding the Holy Spirit's role in the life of a believer. They emphasize the need for believers to have an intelligent understanding of the Holy Spirit's ministries and make necessary adjustments in their lives. The Holy Spirit is described as a person with a mind, emotions, and will, not merely a mystical force. He explores biblical passages to highlight the distinctiveness of the Holy Spirit from God the Father and Jesus, emphasizing the Trinity. The Holy Spirit is credited with various functions, including conviction, illumination of truth, and giving spiritual gifts. 
 
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What Scripture Says About Itself - Pt. 10 | Sunday Sermon

In this episode of "The Word of God According to the Word of God," focusing on John 8:31-36, Jesus emphasizes to the Jews who had believed in Him that true discipleship involves abiding in His Word, leading to the knowledge of truth and freedom. The Jews, mistakenly relying on their lineage to Abraham, dispute the notion of needing freedom. Jesus clarifies that sin enslaves, and only the Son can provide true liberation through His Word. The analogy of a slave not remaining in the house forever contrasts with the lasting status of a son, highlighting the importance of a genuine relationship with Christ for lasting freedom. The sermon concludes with a call to turn to God's Word for revival and a poignant Psalm expressing the plea for guidance and understanding.
 
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The Law Is Not Of Faith Pt. 2 | Lesson 39 | Bible Study

This lesson delves into Galatians 3:10-12, arguing that dependence on self-effort and adherence to the law lead to a curse, citing Deuteronomy 27:26. The author asserts that justification before God is achievable only through faith, referencing Habakkuk 2:4. The narrative stresses the inherent incompatibility between the legalistic pursuit of perfection through the law and the grace-faith approach of relying on Jesus Christ for salvation. Emphasizing the futility of attempting to achieve righteousness through works, the text underscores the completeness of salvation provided by Christ, who both paid the penalty and earned the reward.
 
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