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If Christ is truly in us, then generosity will be growing from us. True generosity flows from genuine love—a love that mirrors God’s heart and his sacrifice for us. In 2 Corinthians 8, Paul points us to the example of the Macedonian churches, who gave joyfully even during great struggles. We have been made rich in Christ because of His sacrifice, yet the earthly treasures we cling to most tightly are often the hardest to release. Join us on Live in the Light as we learn what it means to live a life marked by generosity.
Discover the role prayer plays in a leader's proclamation of the Word of God.
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Your Faith to Live By devotional thought for October 13, 2026.
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Why do so many believers try to build their faith without a foundation? And what is the foundation? Dr. John Neufeld outlines the book of Romans explains why it was written to a church divided between Jewish and Gentile believers. Romans is what Paul preached everywhere, beginning with the foundational truth of the Gospel and ending with its practical result in our lives. Discover why Paul's letter to the Romans is Christianity 101.
The Heart of the Gospel: This 25-message series on Romans 1–4 presents us with Christianity 101. It is the basics of our faith, teaching us how we can know for certain that sins are forgiven and what it is to live by faith.
How do you stand strong in your faith and honor Christ in a world that opposes Him and His people? Well, for some helpful encouragement, John MacArthur will show you some men and women in Scripture who demonstrated faith in trying times—models worth emulating. Stay here for John’s study called A Faith That Pleases God.
From Mark 1:14–20, Pastor Chuck Swindoll examines the Saviour’s call on Simon, Andrew, James, and John.
From the Series: Jesus: The Servant at Work, Volume One, A Study of Mark 1:1–6:13
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Money is not a bad thing, but coveting money is terribly dangerous. Jesus warns us against longing for money and placing our confidence in the abundance of money. At the final day, worldly wealth will not help us—only “riches toward God”. We must be on our guard, and learn contentment with what we have.
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