What was God doing before Genesis 1:1--before he "created the heavens and the earth?" Two things. Tune in and find out.

Show notes for the Study: Genesis series can always be found at Theologicus.

Jesus told us how to pray. And with his life and ministry, Jesus showed us the fact that we get to pray.

Paul, in his encouraging letter to Pastor Timothy, shows us why we need to pray.

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How should we pray? What is the best example of prayer? Can anybody pray to God?

Show notes for Doctrine: Prayer are always here.

What is the gospel? Read Romans 1:16-17 and let's find out.

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When Christ saves us, he gives us the Holy Spirit. When we are saved, we then get to tell the good news that God has saved a wretched sinner like me.

Both are baptisms. What are the differences?

Show notes for Mark are always at Theologicus.

Paul command Timothy to fight the good fight of faith and not shipwreck it. How do we do that in light of the gospel commandment?

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God is sovereign.

And from what I gathered, if you grew up in church, you either heard it a lot or none at all.

But what is sovereignty? And why is God sovereign? And what does that mean for us? And what is ours to do?

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Devotions don't have to be too long. They can be short and sweet. Here's a devotion about laying our lives down and centering our lives on Christ Jesus.

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I was thinking this is more meditations and introspection. Then I thought it was going to be more on philosophy of ministry. What it ended up being is preaching the gospel to myself.

And this is a passage is a perfect way of starting to proclaim the gospel to every creature, including yourself.

In his thanksgiving and praise to God, Paul describes himself as a blasphemer, persecutor, and violent opponent to God. Are we so different?

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What does it mean to be commissioned by God to go and minister? Is it for every Christian or just the super Christian?

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