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Title: Ladies Discipling Little Men

Subtitle: Beautiful Feminine Worship

Speaker: Dr. Joshua Mack

Broadcaster: GraceUnlimited

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 11/22/2015

Bible: 1 Timothy 2:8-15

Length: 79 min. (64kbps)

Overview: What specifically does God say about whether a woman should preach and teach in the church- What about a woman functioning as a pastor- Is there a distinction in God's eyes between men and women in this regard- Yes, there is a distinction. Paul shows how distracting the angry rivalry between the men was in the church. But the women were also distracting. They should also abandon the beauty competition and fix their hearts and minds on worship. Both men and women can distort worship to make themselves look good. The joint motive to worship God should drive both the way we conduct ourselves and clothe ourselves. Beauty in both is beauty of the heart. Fortunately, Paul explains what he means. Women can display this beauty by avoiding responsibilities as teachers in the corporate worship of the saints. Part of the reason for this was because God made men to lead in a loving way. Women tend to take leadership roles as men fail to. Yet what is most striking in God's design is that women are not deprived of teaching in the church. They have the privilege of being mothers who have more influence on their sons than any other single person in that son's world. A faithful mother goes a long way to prepare a faithful man for the pulpit, and in a manner of speaking, speaks through his lips. This is a privilege godly women should embrace as a joy rather than a burden.

A new MP3 sermon from GraceUnlimited is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:

Title: Invisible Deadly Sin

Subtitle: Jesus Through Luke's Eyes

Speaker: Dr. Joshua Mack

Broadcaster: GraceUnlimited

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 11/1/2015

Bible: Luke 7:36-50

Length: 69 min. (64kbps)

Overview: There is hardly a sin that is more difficult to overcome than the sin of self-righteousness- it is like bad breath--difficult to smell for yourself. An author once asked what it would look like if Satan took over a city. Possibly the blackest of sin, but also, very possibly, the cleanest of environments. No crime, porn, lawlessness, with churches and preachers, but without Christ. A city of people who consider themselves righteous, yet without any righteousness. This is Simon's issue. He feels he has been forgiven little, therefore his gratitude for his salvation is not as great as that of the woman who can see the magnitude of her sins that have been forgiven. That is why he loves so little. Do you love little- Could it be that you have the impression that you have been forgiven little- To see this is to have hope. This can be forgiven. There are some signs that you are self-righteous. Are you content to know about Jesus or are you hungry to know him personally- The former was Simon, the latter the weeping woman. Are you content to satisfy yourself rather than finding satisfaction in Jesus- Do you consider yourself set apart from categories of people of whom you consider less worthy of your attention- Rather than wondering how he could help the crying woman, Simon is disgusted by her. This is both an encouragement and a warning to us. Simon presumed he was the person who owed less because the woman was obviously very sinful. But exactly the opposite is true. Gratefully, this too is something you can repent of, find forgiveness from God, and begin to work on a new life of beautiful humility.

A new MP3 sermon from GraceUnlimited is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:

Title: Forgiven Much, Loving Much

Subtitle: Jesus Through Luke's Eyes

Speaker: Dr. Joshua Mack

Broadcaster: GraceUnlimited

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 10/25/2015

Bible: Luke 7:36-50

Length: 60 min. (64kbps)

Overview: You can be so sure of yourself before God that you are not even shaken out of your confidence by the rebuke of God Himself- Different societies have certain unspoken customs that are not noticed until they are missing. A Pharisee invites Jesus to his house, yet strangely, this religious man doesn't show Jesus the common acts of courtesy. This is how confident he is in his own perceived importance. His behaviour is insulting to Jesus, yet Jesus doesn't take offense. At the same time, a woman in moral ragis is in the Pharisee's house. She sees the insults and she weeps before Jesus, wetting his feet with her tears. Against custom, she lets down her hair and wipes His feet with it. Enchanting was her act of worship. But this tightly-buttoned Pharisee is unhappy with this inappropriate display. Jesus is showing the stark contrast between mere religious self-confidence and true consuming worship. In fact, He even begins to criticize Jesus in his heart- What a degree of self-deceptive self-confidence is this- He is acting as if he can judge God Himself- If you don't sense your need for salvation, God could visit you at your house and you, like this Pharisee, would miss him-

A new MP3 sermon from GraceUnlimited is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:

Title: The Story in the Eye of Jesus

Subtitle: The Glory of Christ

Speaker: Alan Lester

Broadcaster: GraceUnlimited

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 11/1/2015

Bible: Revelation 21:4; Revelation 1:5-7

Length: 42 min. (64kbps)

Overview: A story of pain is written in your eye. When Jesus returns, he will look into your eye and wipe away your tears. He will know you and understand you and love you completely forever. Yet it is not only in your eye that a story is written- there is also a story written in the eye of Jesus. You will look into His eye and read His story of devotion, agony, and triumph- For you- Forever you will know Him and understand Him and love Him completely. What a comfort this is in this darkening world.

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Title: 06 Homosexual Inclinations

Subtitle: ACBC '15 Sexual Purity

Speaker: Tim Cantrell

Broadcaster: GraceUnlimited

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 10/17/2015

Length: 93 min. (64kbps)

A new MP3 sermon from GraceUnlimited is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:

Title: 05 Getting Up After a Fall

Subtitle: ACBC '15 Sexual Purity

Speaker: Tim Cantrell

Broadcaster: GraceUnlimited

Event: Conference

Date: 10/17/2015

Length: 83 min. (64kbps)

A new MP3 sermon from GraceUnlimited is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:

Title: 10 Overcome Sexual Temptation

Subtitle: ACBC '15 Sexual Purity

Speaker: Dr. Joshua Mack

Broadcaster: GraceUnlimited

Event: Conference

Date: 10/27/2015

Length: 79 min. (64kbps)

A new MP3 sermon from GraceUnlimited is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:

Title: Is Unbelief Innocent?

Subtitle: Jesus Through Luke's Eyes

Speaker: Dr. Joshua Mack

Broadcaster: GraceUnlimited

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 10/11/2015

Bible: Luke 7:29-35

Length: 56 min. (64kbps)

Overview: Are you too naive about your lack of belief in Jesus- There is something so wrong with your heart that even if you have all of the information you need about Jesus, you will still avoid believing in Him. There is not a single heart that is not saturated with this wickedness--this deliberate suppression of the truth to our own destruction. In fact, the Pharisees' failure to believe in Jesus was a rejection of God's purpose for them. What a sad reality. This can happen to you too- Some people doubt whether unbelief is even a sin. It feels better to portray an unbeliever as a helpless victim. To the contrary, unbelief is the mother of all sins. It is proud. It is disrespectful. It is disobedient. It reeks of ingratitude. For a person who will not believe, nothing God does is good enough. God has accommodated people in an astounding variety of ways, yet billions of unrepentant sinners still oppose Him. If you are an unbeliever, you are not neutral toward the truth. You will reject God until God has mercy on you and breathes life into your dead heart. This is what you need. Without seeing this problem, you have no real solution.

A new MP3 sermon from GraceUnlimited is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:

Title: Privileged Prisoners

Subtitle: Jesus Through Luke's Eyes

Speaker: Dr. Joshua Mack

Broadcaster: GraceUnlimited

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 10/4/2015

Bible: Luke 7:24-28

Length: 63 min. (64kbps)

Overview: You can't evaluate the measure of privilege God has given to individual Christians by their current status. True values will be revealed in the age to come. A man who dresses in fancy clothes and lives in a luxurious home, doesn't thereby become a person to whom others must listen. Think about this- John the baptist is in a horrible prison, yet he is playing a key role in God's universe- For John, as it is for every true believer, to suffer for Christ's glory is a privilege- So many churches are talking about -now-, while they should be talking about -then-. Let us not be found evaluating by the wrong standard. Jesus declares that even the least Christian is far more privileged than John, the forerunner of Christ Himself- Christians are the most honored people who have ever walked on this planet. Even as we are forced to suffer, this all adds to the coming glory-

A new MP3 sermon from GraceUnlimited is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:

Title: Is it Safe to Doubt?

Subtitle: Jesus Through Luke's Eyes

Speaker: Dr. Joshua Mack

Broadcaster: GraceUnlimited

Event: Sunday Service

Date: 9/27/2015

Bible: Luke 7:18-35

Length: 64 min. (64kbps)

Overview: If you find yourself struggling with doubt, you are not the first. Out of all of the surprising people to have doubts about the identity of Christ, was the very herald who introduced Jesus to Israel and the world. he hears about all of the miracles, but Jesus, the king, is apparently not yet crowned. John knew he himself would be a critical figure in God's glorious plan of salvation. He even preached repentance in anticipation of the coming of Christ--the Christ who would judge the world with fire. He could see this happening. Yet after riding this wave of passion, he is imprisoned and it just doesn't seem that the kingdom is coming anymore. John could see the Word of God, and he could see appearances. The two didn't seem to match. A very similar struggle can consume Christians today. Maybe it has consumed you. You are asking crucial questions, as was John. Jesus, in reply to John, doesn't explain it all. He simply encourages him to look. Look at what is happening. Moreover, Jesus doesn't actually deliver John from prison or beheading, even though Zachariah had preached that Jesus would bring release for captives from prison. Doubt is to be overcome by simply trusting what we do already know about God rather than by insisting on understanding everything. Doubt comes from a wrong interpretation of reality, that creates wrong expectations. Come home in peace to Jesus, in whose capable hands every detail of history lies secure forever.