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The explanatory power of the bible is compelling. And because it’s so credible we ought to give it serious consideration. We’ve been in a series called, Gleanings from Genesis. As you look around today has this thought crossed your mind… Why are things the way they are today? In part they’re consequences of Adam and Eve’s sin.

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Someone has well said, “God forgives sins not excuses.” To offer an excuse is in effect to say you don’t need to be forgiven because it’s not your fault. So, the sin remains. But there’s a better way, and we’ll hear about it today on According to the Scriptures with pastor Damian Kyle.

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The choices of life have consequences. And that most certainly includes the bad choices! We’re in the middle of a series called, Gleanings from Genesis. And today’s our focus is on the consequences of sin, such as loss of innocence and a sense of guilt and shame. While this is denied by our culture, they still exist. And we stand to benefit through an increased awareness.

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When you come to realize Jesus could come for the church at any time, it can have a tremendous impact on your life and even bring comfort to you. We’ll set out to develop a biblical expectation of the rapture today on According to the Scriptures. Pastor Damian Kyle will be continuing his series, “While We Wait,” as he has us consider God’s chosen way to remove His children prior to the judgement of the world.

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Suffering is part of the human condition, why? It’s the most difficult question to answer. And not just for the Christian. Why is the world the way it is? Maybe you’ve been thinking about that here lately! We’ll explore this and more today on According to the Scriptures with pastor Damian Kyle.

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“What makes for a good explanation” it’s said is, “its explanatory power.” That is, it’s compelling because the answer uniquely fits what you’re attempting to explain. And as you’ll hear today on According to the Scriptures nothing fits better in answering what happened to our world than Genesis chapter three.

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Someone has said “Truth is truth even if no one believes it and a lie is a lie even if everyone believes it.” So to know the truth and recognize the lie is vital. Today’s According to the Scriptures will help us do that. We’ll get that as we continue in our series gleanings from Genesis. We’re learning of Satan’s tactics. And what’s at stake couldn’t be higher. Life and death is in the balance.

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Someone observed that “Satan offers an apple, to take away Paradise. So, in facing temptation don’t consider what’s offered, but what you’ll lose.” We’re in a series called Gleanings from Genesis. And we’re offering gleanings from Genesis three right now, where Satan’s tactics of mocking and misrepresenting the truth are exposed.

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Perhaps you’ve heard someone say, “They generally avoid temptation unless they can't resist it.” Of course, they joke about it because it’s what they think about temptation. But it’s a serious issue and the stakes are high! As we continue our series gleanings from Genesis we’ll begin to hear of Satan’s tactics.

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Many Christians have a great number of questions surrounding the rapture. Maybe you have a few yourself? Will we know ahead of time the day it will happen? What happens to a Christian who dies before it occurs? There you have just a couple of questions that we’ll address today, as Damian attracts our attention to First Thessalonians four.

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