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In telling us what God doesn't want for our lives, He is telling us what He loves. Teach your children to love what God loves and you will teach your children to love God. If we love what God loves we are motivated to obey the commands. This message looks at the Ten Commandments from Exodus 20.
Barna research reports that 20% of young adults who grew up in church, but are leaving the church said that something was missing from their church experience. What was it?We can teach the content and use the right methods. But if this is missing we will not communicate our faith to our children. The answer is in Deuteronomy 6 and reflected in Psalm 145.
We hear the term "Christian home" but it isn't really a Christian home if someone just uses Christian words to cover up cultural parenting. How does the Bible define a Christian home? Why is it important?
This message covers Colossians 3:18-4:1
God commands us to love Him. But isn't giving a kid commands about the worst thing you could do if you want them to love God? Doesn't that take all the affection out of it? In this message Brian continues the sermon series on parenting entitled Teach Them Diligently by looking at the first 4 commandments found in Exodus 20.
This is the first in a sermon series on principles for parenting. What do you need to teach your children? God gives us a blueprint for parenting where the home plays the primary role in raising spiritually sharp children.
The world as it is, is not all that there is. The Bible teaches us that there are spiritual powers stirring our earthly problems. Should we be afraid? What influence do we have in our problems? Where is God in all of this?
American Christianity is concerned about prosperity and success. We want our best life now despite the Biblical teaching that our best life comes later.
You have an eternal problem. The good news is that through atonement Jesus can solve your eternal problem.
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When Jesus died for you He didn't pay the price for you to go to Heaven. He paid the price for you! Jesus redeemed you from sin.
In this message Brian explains what redemption means from Ephesians 1:7. He also uses an illustration to help us understand the power of two little words sprinkled throughout Paul's letters, "In Him" or "In Christ." What does it mean that we have redemption "in Him?"
Jesus died so you could be forgiven of your sins. But Jesus also died so that you could stop sinning.
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