Stephen Kim teaches from James 1 and 2 on the subject:  Trials in the Lives of Believers and their Redeeming Value, from his series — “James: The Epistle of True (Living) Faith.”

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Scripture: James 1:1-18

Stephen Kim teaches from James 1 and 2 on the subject: Trials in the Lives of Believers and their Redeeming Value, from his series, “James: The Epistle of True (Living) Faith.”

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Bob will be taking us through Hebrews 9 and 10.  God shows us we have a “better tabernacle” and a “better sacrifice” and the BEST is yet to come,  BUT beware!

Scripture: Hebrews 9 & 10

Bob will be taking us through Hebrews chapters 9 and 10. God shows us we have a “better tabernacle” and a “better sacrifice” and the BEST is yet to come,  BUT beware!

Scripture: Hebrews 7 and 8

Bob Campanella takes us through Hebrews chapters 7 and 8 to show we have a “better high priest” and a “better covenant.” But the BEST is still to come!

The moment an individual believes in Christ, he immediately becomes part of the royal family of God. We have a coat-of-arms as our insignia of royalty and we are introduced to and learn our proper code of conduct. How we measure up to our position in Christ becomes our story, our history for the remainder of our lives.

Scripture: Ephesians 4:1-6 and Romans 13

The moment an individual believes in Christ, he immediately becomes part of the royal family of God. We have a coat-of-arms as our insignia of royalty and we are introduced to and learn our proper code of conduct. How we measure up to our position in Christ becomes our story, our history for the remainder of our lives.

The moment an individual believes in Christ, he immediately becomes part of the royal family of God. We have a coat-of-arms as our insignia of royalty and we are introduced to and learn our proper code of conduct. How we measure up to our position in Christ becomes our story, our history for the remainder of our lives.

Scripture: Ephesians 4:1-6

The moment an individual believes in Christ, he immediately becomes part of the royal family of God. We have a coat-of-arms as our insignia of royalty and we are introduced to and learn our proper code of conduct. How we measure up to our position in Christ becomes our story, our history for the remainder of our lives.

Darryl Dike characterizes the Bible and the books of the Bible as episodes in a crime-drama series with two seasons. The second season, the New Testament, centers around the main character, the Creator’s Son, who miraculously shares the role of creator.