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Eating a particular food does not make you holy. Not eating a particular food does not make you holy. So what does? God. In Crete, and in many churches today, there are ascetics. What? An ascetic is someone who thinks doing or not doing certain things is the path to holiness. Jeremy shows the fallacy of this position as Paul instructs Titus.
More information about Beyond the Walls, including additional resources can be found at www.beyondthewalls-ministry.com
This series included graphics to illustrate what is being taught, if you would like to watch the teachings you can do so on Rumble (https://rumble.com/user/SpokaneBibleChurch) or on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtV_KhFVZ_waBcnuywiRKIyEcDkiujRqP).
Jeremy Thomas is the pastor at Spokane Bible Church in Spokane, Washington and a professor at Chafer Theological Seminary. He has been teaching the Bible for over 20 years, always seeking to present its truths in a clear and understandable manner.
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By Jeremy ThomasEating a particular food does not make you holy. Not eating a particular food does not make you holy. So what does? God. In Crete, and in many churches today, there are ascetics. What? An ascetic is someone who thinks doing or not doing certain things is the path to holiness. Jeremy shows the fallacy of this position as Paul instructs Titus.
More information about Beyond the Walls, including additional resources can be found at www.beyondthewalls-ministry.com
This series included graphics to illustrate what is being taught, if you would like to watch the teachings you can do so on Rumble (https://rumble.com/user/SpokaneBibleChurch) or on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtV_KhFVZ_waBcnuywiRKIyEcDkiujRqP).
Jeremy Thomas is the pastor at Spokane Bible Church in Spokane, Washington and a professor at Chafer Theological Seminary. He has been teaching the Bible for over 20 years, always seeking to present its truths in a clear and understandable manner.