Once saved, always saved? Or not? Questions about eternal security have plagued Christians for centuries. The Bible holds truths in tension with one another. Salvation is by grace through faith and is never withdrawn by God. But what about our responsibility to demonstrate our faith by our lives? Does it matter? Let's dig in and see what we can discover.

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It's dangerous to cut off the blood flow to your extremities. We risk damage or even the loss of a limb when this happens. It's also very dangerous to cut ourselves off from God and one another spiritually and relationally. Communion helps us to stay healthy and thriving spiritually and relationally.

The singer says he's "getting back to the heart of worship." It's a laudable and important goal. What does it really mean? Jesus interrupts a Samaritan woman's life to point her (and us) in the right direction.

John 3:16 is probably the most well-known Bible reference in the world. But when you look it up, what does it mean for God to love you? What does Jesus coming into the world have to do with it? Let's see just how much and what it means for God to love you.

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God has, indeed, become one of us. it's a foundational doctrine of the New Testament that Jesus of Nazareth was born to be fully human and, at the same time, fully God. The doctrine is called "incarnation." This message elaborates on what it's so important for us to understand the implications of this wonderful mystery.

Maybe the Beatles were right. In a world that shifts constantly, what principle do we rely on to guide us? A classic question with a timeless response. Love God and love one another.

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Leadership is a messy, dirty business. But not the way you might think. Jesus leads us the heart of what it means to lead through service.

We simply don't get enough rest. And it's not just being short on sleep. We're not well-rested in our hearts. Not much is likely to change until we find our rest in God alone.

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Semper Fi - Ever Faithful. The motto and driving force of the United States Marines. It's an excellent principle for all to follow. What if Christians pledged to "semper fidelis" as well? Let's dig in to a deeper understanding of faith.

We could all use some good news in these difficult times. What's the best news you could hear right now? Let's find out.

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