As the gospel transforms us, what was old has now become new. So what does it mean to be new in Christ?

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Paul confronts the idea that followers of Jesus will no longer face hardships by instead explaining that hardships are how God grows His people.

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As Paul's letter to the Corinthians continues, he digs into the complex relationship between the letter and the spirit and digs into the way that the Word of God transforms us through the Spirit of God. --Sermon by Pastor Nate Click--New to Heritage?Want to get more involved?Looking for a Group or Ministry Team?Let us know at https://heritage.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/6/responses/new--Stay Connected:Website: http://www.hbcmonroe.orgHeritage Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HeritageBaptistChurchMonroe

Christians have an enemy looking for ways to deceive and devour. Paul expresses concern for the Corinthians and encourages them to understand the victory they have over Satan in Christ.

How do we handle the fear of missing out? Satan tells us that following Jesus keeps us from satisfied living, but Paul encourages the Corinthians to adjust their way of thinking because all we need is found in Christ.

We all set goals for ourselves, sometimes financial, occupational, or relational goals. But do we consider what God's goals are for us? In the opening verses of 2 Corinthians, Paul expresses what he sees as being some of God's goals for all believers.

Why do we read the Bible? This vital question for our Christian life requires us to consider our relationship with God through His word. As we close 2024 and enter a new year, let's consider how we allow God's word to shape us.

After years of prayer and months of travel, Paul arrives in Rome albeit not as he would have hoped. Yet God often works in ways that we would not choose, and accomplishes works that we can not comprehend.

On his way to Rome, Paul and the ship transporting him are caught in a storm. Storms are difficult and cause us to feel small and insufficient, and we are. But like Paul, we must regain perspective in the storms to see that there is a God greater than we are and greater than the storm we are in.

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As Paul stands before rulers yet again, this time Festus and Agrippa (and Bernice), God convicts hearts and individuals respond in very unique ways.

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