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Matthew 18:15-20 Today, we are going to conclude our series by looking at three principles for confronting and restoring Christians who are involved in sin.

Galatians 6:1-2 Today and next week, we are going to discover how a proper understanding of grace should impact our attitude toward sin and sinners in the church.

Last time we began examining how a proper understanding of grace should impact our marriage and discovered that “bad grace” promotes two lies about marriage. Today, we will examine a third misunderstanding about divorce and remarriage.

How should a proper understanding of “bad grace” versus “good grace” affect our relationship with our mate? The answer to that question will be the focus of today’s message.

Romans 13:1-4 Although the occupant of the White House is changing January 20, there are four truths about God that will never change.

Last time we saw how a proper understanding of grace should impact our attitude toward membership and attendance within the local church. Today, we will examine the relationship between grace and our giving and service in the Body of Christ.

Hebrews 10:23-25 Today and next week we are going to discover how a proper understanding of grace should affect our attitude and actions toward the local church. Specifically, we are going to contrast “bad grace” and “good grace” in four specific … Continue reading →

Colossians 1:15-20 When you picture Jesus Christ, what image comes to your mind — a tiny baby in a feeding trough, a grown man teaching the multitudes, or a powerful monarch seated on a throne? Today, we are going to … Continue reading →

Today we are going to discover how a proper understanding about grace affects our relationships to those who hurt us. When does grace demand that I forgive people who wrong me and common sense require that I avoid them?

Today we will discover how a proper understanding of grace should affect how we make difficult decisions in life.