Series: Fruit of the Spirit

Speaker: Raphael Mnkandhla

Scripture: Galatians 5:22-23; John 15:9-17

Main Idea: Genuine biblical love is rooted in Jesus, the greatest embodiment of love, who generously shares it with believers through the Holy Spirit.

Following the final sermon in the Doctrine and Devotion series, Tyler talks with Joseph Gill about the things that got cut for time's sake, the responsibility we have as Christians to learn the deep things of God according to our capacities, Lord of the Rings, and Dante's Inferno.

Passage: Psalm 146

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Series: Doctrine and Devotion

Speaker: Joseph Gill

Scripture: Psalm 146

Main Idea: Scripture as the authority should inform our view of eternity.

Following the sermon in the Doctrine and Devotion series, Tyler talks with Raphael about some sermon extras, Pirates of the Caribbean, and the idea of once saved, always saved.

Passage: Psalm 73

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Series: Doctrine and Devotion

Speaker: Raphael Mnkandhla

Scripture: Psalm 73

Main Idea: The God who saves is also the God who keeps and delivers you to glory.

Following the sermon in the Doctrine and Devotion series, Tyler talks with Brett Newell about some sermon extras, who can receive the blessing of Psalm 23, counseling and the Psalms, and the problem of evil as it relates to sanctification.

Passage: Psalm 23

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Series: Doctrine and Devotion

Speaker: Brett Newell

Scripture: Psalm 23

Main Idea: We can rest in Jesus, the good shepherd, despite our circumstances.

Series: Doctrine and Devotion

Speaker: Nate Tucker

Scripture: Psalm 32

Main Idea: Faith in Christ and resting in his work is the only way to be declared or made righteous in the sight of God.

Following the sermon in the Doctrine and Devotion series, Tyler talks with Gus about some points he wanted to expand upon if he had more time, original sin in the boundaries of orthodoxy, divine command theory, and tattoos.

Passage: Psalm 51

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Series: Doctrine and Devotion

Speaker: Gus Bird

Scripture: Psalm 51

Main Idea: Human sin runs deep but Christ's grace runs deeper.