One writer wrote that God’s children are meant to be windows of grace, not perfect paintings for others to admire. The implication is that God uses us to show people a glimpse of heaven by how we love others and serve Him. Through the simple expression of compassion and genuine sacrifice that began in Jesus, God perfects love in us and spreads the gospel to the world.

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In a culture filled with spiritual influences, believers must be careful not to fall into the devil's traps. Understanding his tactics is a key part of living in the victory that God intended. Through the work of the Holy Spirit, God has given his children the tools they need to overcome the influence of his enemy. But it is up to them to use them correctly.

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Ep. 161 "Expressing the Theological Life: Seeing Things Clearly" 1 John 4:1-6 Part 1

Biblically, love and service are synonymous terms. In the beginning, God gave humanity the privilege to serve one another. After sin entered the world, we became self-centered and resentful of anyone who displayed our selfishness. Through Christ, God reversed the poison of sin and supernaturally enabled His children to love others. In fact, it is His primary means of spreading the hope of the gospel to the world.Find the link here.

Indifference is the cultural theme of our generation. Anyone who resists it is an outcast socially and made to feel like an oppressor. The Apostle John taught that the children of heaven and hell are fundamentally opposed. The stark contrast between them means conflict is inevitable. The key for believers is understanding the war they are engaged in and appropriately building their lives.

Ep. 158 "God at Work: Guilt & Mercy" - Jeremiah 3:1-4:4

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Ep. 157 "God at Work: Heartbreak & Infidelity" - Jeremiah 2

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Ep. 156 "God at Work: Appointments and Provisions" - Jeremiah 1

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"Investing in Eternity: Eternal Confidence" Part 2 - Pastor Justin McKenzie

Ep. 154 "Investing in Eternity: Eternal Confidence" - Pastor Justin McKenzie