Gospel of Grace Fellowship, Sermons (St Louis Park Minnesota)

There is only one person that could ever fulfill what Isaiah predicted concerning the Immanuel child. It was necessary for God to send His Son through the virgin in order to save His people.

Paul calls on those who have come to Christ to stop wrong behavior, work at meaningful labor, and use some of what they earn to become givers to those with needs. We are not to allow rotten words to come from our mouths. For this to happen there has to be a change in the heart. To have gracious words we need God’s grace to change our hearts.

Learn what it means to live “alert and sober” lives in light of Christ’s imminent return.

We begin by examining what Paul means by “fighting the good fight of faith.” I underscore in this message that this “fight” to which Paul calls Timothy and all Christians is a struggle for living a righteous life before God. This means the believer must be dedicated to the word of God and the other gracious ordinances that God uses to sanctify His people

We again point out that there are two messages, the lie and the truth. The lie is Satan’s message that we can sin and not die and the truth is the gospel. Since we are saved by the truth of the gospel, truth must characterize how we speak to one another. We must be committed to the truth and show it.

Renewing of our minds by God’s grace through His promises. We point people to the gospel and the throne of grace.

Hear why contentment, which is necessary for godliness, is only possible for those who believe the promises of God.

Paul’s words are considered the very words of Christ. Ascetic practices designed by false teachers for the purpose of garnering favor with God lead to paganism and disobedience every time.

Learning Christ implies a new identity, new relationships, and knowledge of the person and work of Christ. We even have a new realm of existence.