Why shouldn't you sin? Is just one act of sin really that bad? Isn't God gracious and forgiving when dealing with sin? Paul answers these questions with warnings about the nature of sin and an exhortation on how to overcome it.  

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Why shouldn't you sin? Is just one act of sin really that bad? Isn't God gracious and forgiving when dealing with sin? Paul answers these questions with warnings about the nature of sin and an exhortation on how to overcome it.

There are two important questions that every person must answer: "Who are you?" and, "What are you doing here?" How we answer these questions will determine the degree that we are able to honor Christ with our lives.  

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There are two important questions that every person must answer: "Who are you?" and, "What are you doing here?" How we answer these questions will determine the degree that we are able to honor Christ with our lives.

This time of year it is the habit of some to make resolutions for the new year ahead. Colossians 3 points us to a great resolution for the year… working heartily (with all your heart) in everything we do, pleasing the Lord.

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Pastor Keith shares a message of the never-ending gift of hope and peace this Christmas.

Who were the first witnesses of Jesus' birth? Shepherds--ordinary workers of no social standing! God loves to lift up the humble. The first are last, and the last first. 

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The human race is often divided by language, race, nationality, class, education, culture, and religion. But there's only one division that ultimately matters: Are you in Adam or in Christ? In Romans 5:12-21 we'll learn why this division is so eternally critical.

The human race is often divided by language, race, nationality, class, education, culture, and religion. But there's only one division that ultimately matters: Are you in Adam or in Christ? In Romans 5:12-21 we'll learn why this division is so eternally critical.

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Benefits are an important part of life. They influence our choice of a college, a job, and even a spouse. However, the most important benefits are those that accompany faith in Christ. In Romans 5:1-11, we will discover the unconditional and eternal benefits God offers.

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