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One day each and every Christian will stand before Christ to be rewarded based on their faithful service. And our motives matter. Let’s talk about it today on According to the Scriptures as we go deeper into First John. You may feel as though nobody really notices or appreciates your service to God. But the Lord sure does. And one day you’ll be rewarded by Him for it, if your actions and motives are pure.

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If you’re a Christian no doubt your desire is that God would be made known to the whole world! But maybe you didn’t realize, your love for others can really help that along! Today on According to the Scriptures we come back to First John chapter four, and a passage that addresses the subject of love.

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Ever have someone come up to you and question God’s existence, wanting some sort of proof? Or maybe you’re a bit skeptical yourself? You’ll want to listen in to today’s According to the Scriptures, as we’ll see how our love for one another is powerful evidence to a watching world. Pastor Damian Kyle is in First John chapter four, continuing our series, “Authentic Fellowship with God.”

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We’re just getting our series, “While We Wait” underway. And the emphasis throughout has been on living in anticipation of the Lord’s return. A big part of that involves thanksgiving, as we’re about to see. Does the way you live cause other Christians to be thankful?

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Open that Bible of yours to First John chapter four as we get ready for According to the Scriptures with pastor Damian Kyle. If you’ve been with us in this series, you know there’s a recurring theme… and that’s the importance of love! First we’re to receive God’s love, and then show it to others. In case you haven’t noticed there are opportunities to do that all around us.

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You don’t have to look far these days to see examples of hate. Just turn on the nightly news or go on social media for five minutes! But the Christian should be different. We’re called to love, just as God loves. And today on According to the Scriptures we’ll see how we’re to love one another as Christians.

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Have you ever read something online, received a strange text or email, or even had someone you trust present to you some sort of truth claim! But it didn’t sit well with you. It seemed off! Not everything we hear or read is true. So it’s incumbent upon us to test what we hear with the truth of the Word of God. Pastor Damian Kyle will help us with that today on According to the Scriptures, as we go deeper into First John. The early part of chapter four gives us a marvelous test for truth.

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Whether you’re sitting in church, driving around listening to the radio, or scrolling through your newsfeed on social media… it’s important to know not everything we’re being fed is true. So we need to put it to the test. Today According to the Scriptures pastor Damian Kyle shows us how to test what we hear to determine if it’s the spirit of truth or the spirit of error. We’re in First John chapter four.

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As we’ll learn today, an authentic relationship with God is marked by genuine love for the brethren. Not just in words, but in action! And there are great blessings to be had for loving this way.

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We’re in the early going of a new series called, “While We Wait.”A study in First and Second Thessalonians. We learned last time that the dominant theme of these epistles is the return of Christ, as it’s spoken of in every single chapter! The church in Thessalonica had some questions about it, and so the apostle Paul provides the answers in these letters. And we stand to benefit from it.

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