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What happens immediately after death? Is Romans 1 only referencing sexual abuse or other sexual immorality? Why do so many Christians worship on Sunday? As New Testament believers, are we instructed to tithe?

What happens immediately after death? Is Romans 1 only referencing sexual abuse or other sexual immorality? Why do so many Christians worship on Sunday? As New Testament believers, are we instructed to tithe?

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Is the warning in Hebrews 6 for Christians? Can we lose our salvation? What are the two unchangeable things and why are they important? What is the kingdom of God? Do true Christians never struggle? What should I do about a besetting sin?

Is the warning in Hebrews 6 for Christians? Can we lose our salvation? What are the two unchangeable things and why are they important? What is the kingdom of God? Do true Christians never struggle? What should I do about a besetting sin?

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People often equate godliness with a life of morality and clean living. We want to be better, so we pursue godliness through religious effort. Our commitment turns into rule-keeping. We might even start to think that too much grace will lead to immorality.

But what happens when we inevitably mess up and fall short? We see the size of our sins, and godliness feels unattainable. Where’s our source of hope?

In this message on Titus 1, I share what empowers us to live godly lives. It’s not about our dedication or strength. We can actually stop trying to self-improve and rest in the knowledge that there’s no godliness outside of God’s grace!

People often equate godliness with a life of morality and clean living. We want to be better, so we pursue godliness through religious effort. Our commitment turns into rule-keeping. We might even start to think that too much grace will lead to immorality.

But what happens when we inevitably mess up and fall short? We see the size of our sins, and godliness feels unattainable. Where’s our source of hope?

In this message on Titus 1, I share what empowers us to live godly lives. It’s not about our dedication or strength. We can actually stop trying to self-improve and rest in the knowledge that there’s no godliness outside of God’s grace!

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How should we look at the return of Christ and the tribulation? My mind is racing all the time, and I wonder if God can still use me? Is once saved, always saved true or do we need to constantly repent to stay saved? What about people who are physically impaired and cannot understand the Gospel? Does God have mercy on them?

How should we look at the return of Christ and the tribulation? My mind is racing all the time, and I wonder if God can still use me? Is once saved, always saved true or do we need to constantly repent to stay saved? What about people who are physically impaired and cannot understand the Gospel? Does God have mercy on them?

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Our 16-year-old son is acting rebelliously. What should we do? I’ve experienced two deaths in our family and now a divorce, all in one year. What are God’s thoughts on this abandonment? My husband has had two affairs, shows no remorse, and wants to divorce. Should I hold out hope? Will there be pets in heaven?

Our 16-year-old son is acting rebelliously. What should we do? I’ve experienced two deaths in our family and now a divorce, all in one year. What are God’s thoughts on this abandonment? My husband has had two affairs, shows no remorse, and wants to divorce. Should I hold out hope? Will there be pets in heaven?

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