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How do you overcome anxiety and find peace in God when life feels overwhelming?In Philippians 4:4–9, the Apostle Paul teaches us how to respond to worry, fear, and anxious thoughts by turning to the God of peace.In this sermon, we explore three biblical ways to work through anxiety: rejoicing in the Lord, praying about everything with thanksgiving, and filling our minds with God's truth.Whether you're worried about finances, family, work, or the future, discover why lasting peace isn't found in controlling your circumstances but in trusting Jesus Christ.
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Why do Christians still struggle with sin, even after being saved by grace?
In Ephesians 2:2–3, we discover what once controlled our lives before Christ: the influence of the world, the power of Satan, and the desires of our sinful nature.
This sermon reminds us why we must never forget what Jesus rescued us from—and how remembering God's grace helps us resist temptation, reject spiritual complacency, and live in our new identity in Christ.
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Are we born good or sinful? What does the Bible actually teach about our spiritual condition apart from Christ?Many people believe we're basically good and simply need a little improvement. But Ephesians 2:1 reveals a much deeper problem: apart from Christ, we are spiritually dead in our trespasses and sins.In this sermon from Restoration Church, we examine what it means to be spiritually dead, how sin affects every part of our lives, why we cannot save ourselves, and why God's sovereign grace is our only hope.The good news is found in two powerful words: But God.
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How can you overcome fear and trust God's power when life feels overwhelming?In Ephesians 1:20–23, Paul reminds believers that the same power that raised Jesus from the dead is already at work in them. Yet we often live unaware of that power, responding to life's challenges with fear or self-reliance.In this sermon from Restoration Church, discover how Christ's resurrection, His authority over all things, and His work through the church give us hope, courage, and confidence to follow Him.The tomb is empty. The throne is occupied. And Christ is building His church.
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How can you experience God's promises when you know what the Bible says but struggle to live like it's true?
In Ephesians 1:17–19, the Apostle Paul prays that God would open the eyes of believers' hearts so they can truly see and experience what is already theirs in Christ.
In this sermon, Pastor Johnny explores three life-changing truths Paul wants every Christian to see:
Whether you're facing uncertainty, struggling with your identity, or feeling spiritually exhausted, this passage reminds us that our hope, worth, and strength are found in Christ.
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How does God’s grace change the way you live? Knowing the truths of Scripture is important, but biblical truth should transform our faith, love, prayer, and everyday lives.
In Ephesians 1:15–16, Paul shows what God’s saving grace produced in the Ephesian believers: faith in Jesus Christ, love for God’s people, and thanksgiving in prayer.
In this sermon, we consider how the blessings of Ephesians 1:3–14 should move from truths we know to truths that shape how we live Monday through Saturday.
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How can I know my salvation is secure when my faith, obedience, and emotions sometimes change?
In Ephesians 1:13–14, Paul teaches that those who hear the gospel and believe in Christ are sealed with the promised Holy Spirit, who is the guarantee of their inheritance.
In this sermon, we examine what it means to be sealed with the Holy Spirit, why our assurance should rest in God rather than ourselves, and how the Spirit points us toward the completion of our salvation.
What God seals, God settles.
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How can I know my salvation is secure when I still sin, suffer, and struggle with doubt?
In Ephesians 1:11–12, Paul points believers away from confidence in themselves and toward the sovereign God who has given them an inheritance in Christ.
In this sermon, we look at what our inheritance is, why it is secure, how God’s sovereignty gives believers assurance, and how even difficult circumstances cannot overturn His purpose.
The security of our inheritance depends upon the sovereignty of the Giver.
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How can you live like you’ve truly been set free by Jesus when guilt, shame, sin, and fear still feel so powerful?
In Ephesians 1:7–10, Paul reminds believers that in Christ we have redemption through His blood, forgiveness of our sins, and grace that God has lavished upon us.
In this sermon, we see what biblical redemption means, why Christ’s blood was the price of our freedom, how God’s grace answers our guilt and shame, and how knowing God’s plan for all history changes the way Christians live today.
You have been redeemed. You have been forgiven. And because God has revealed where history is headed, you can live with hope, confidence, and worship.
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