This week, we heard from guest preacher Grant Ketron. Grant is currently a Pastoral Resident at Park Baptist Church in Rock Hill, SC, and is soon moving to become the Pastor of New Covenant Community Church in Weyers Cave, VA. Grant led us through Paul's letter to Timothy in 2 Timothy 1:8-18, to show us how we ought to guard the precious message of the gospel. Listen to learn more!

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Why is the Sabbath included in God's Ten Commandments? Does it have any enduring relevance for Christians? Or is it merely a ceremonial command, specific to the Jews, that has been entirely abolished with the coming of Christ? Do we still need a day every week, kept holy to the Lord?

Listen to the fourth entry in our Ten Commandments series, and the first of two messages on the Sabbath, to learn more.

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When we think about "taking the Lord's Name in vain" - we tend to think about curse words. Certainly, that is a part of it! But have you considered all the other ways that we might dishonor and misuse God's Name? Have you thought about how to honor and properly use God's Name, and to take it upon yourself?

Listen to this exposition of the Third Commandment to learn more.

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The first commandment dealt with our internal worship of the One True God. The second commandment deals with our external worship of Him. Listen as guest preacher Chad Ferrell, Pastor of King's Church in Charlotte, NC, guides us through what it means to have "No Idols."

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Are the Ten Commandments relevant for Christians today? Or are they only for Old Testament Israel? Join us in this series to learn why this summary of God's Law is worth our attention, and how it gives shape to our ethics in the era of the New Covenant.

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Did you know that not all boasting is bad? When our boast is in Christ, we're doing precisely what we were designed to do. Guest preacher Josh Wredberg shows us what Paul means about "boasting in the cross of Christ" in his teaching on Galatians 6:11-18 - the final sermon in our series on the Book of Galatians!

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Paul said in Galatians 5 that we must use our freedom to "serve one another in love" and that we must live by the Spirit to produce the "fruit of the Spirit." What does that look like in day-to-day practice in the life of the church? Listen to this exposition of Galatians 6:1-10 to learn how to ultimately fulfill the Law of Christ.

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There is a war going on within every Christian: the sinful flesh vs. the indwelling Spirit. In Galatians 5, Paul shows us what is produced when we live in accordance with the flesh, and what is possible when we live in accordance with the Spirit.

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Many in our world think of the Christian life as binding and restrictive. The Apostle Paul begs to differ. What is freedom, for the Christian? How should we understand it, protect it, and utilize it? Listen to this exposition of Galatians 5:1-15 to learn.

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Sure, we celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus every Easter. But is there anything we actually need to do with that information? Should we take any action because of it? Or should we merely agree that it happened? Listen to the words of the Apostle Peter in Acts 2 to learn how the Resurrection calls us to action.

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