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Concentrating in Ephesians 6: 10-15, this sermon continues to show how to live in victory over Satan by putting on the first three pieces of the armour of God.
Continuing the series on Satan, this sermon examines what the Bible says about how we can live in victory over him. It looks particularly at the Christian’s identity and position.
What is worship? Why do we worship? Is there worship that is pleasing to God and worship that isn’t? This sermon finds answers to these questions as it examines the Biblical account of Christ’s Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem.
This sermon explores what the Bible says about who Satan is, his influence in our lives and how we can resist him.
The sermon starts with an interview between Pastor Kent Priebe and Pastor Matt Schorr challenging us to invest in the lives of children and others around us. As true disciples of Jesus it is good to ask the questions: Who is like a spiritual father/mother to me? Do I have a life worth imitating?
This sermon examines the difference between a faith that is genuine and a faith that is empty. It will give hope to those struggling with doubt or uncertainty and help to find the way to peace and assurance through the Holy Spirit.
Do you know the big picture of Christianity? It can be easy to get lost in the details.
Boiled down, the Christian story has five elements: God, man, Jesus, the cross and the final resurrection.
This message features guest speaker Greg Koukl from Stand to Reason.
The trophies, the symbols of success, money and possessions, the applause of people are fleeting and will pass away, but we still find ourselves obsessed with attaining them. So how do we deal with the incongruity and the tension between what we believe to be true and how we live our lives? In this sermon the relationship between the Holy Spirit and how we live is examined.
The third part of the series, “Holy Spirit: How He Guides” explores the question of how to discern if a leading, a whisper or prompting is from God. We can be certain the God does speak to the individual and that we are able to know with a great deal of certainty those whispers that are from Him.
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