As the salt flavors every drop in the Atlantic, so does sin affect every atom of our nature. —Charles Spurgeon

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Circular reasoning is often considered a fallacy because it is usually random and not specific; such as: "the Bible is true because the Bible says so." But, it can be reasonable if it goes beyond a simple circle: "since God inspired Scripture, the Bible is true."

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If we don't understand that there is no one who is righteous, there is no one who does good, there is no one who seeks God, then we don't understand our need for grace.

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1 Corinthians Sermon Series: 1:1–9

September 10, 2023

Why do we struggle with being content in life? What problems may arise out of this?

In what ways do people misinterpret, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me?"

What is the difference between being content and being stoic?

Philippians Sermon Series: 4:10–28

August 6, 2023

Why do we experience anxiety, and what does the Bible have to say about this?

What is the cause of it?

What does this say about our walk with God if we are continually being pushed around from one worry to another?

Philippians Sermon Series: 4:1–8

July 30, 2023

One day, Jesus must ensure that all suffering will end. Judgment will come. But who is going to be our intercessor? Who can be our bronze snake?

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Correctly handling the past

Correctly handling the present

Correctly focused on the future

Philippians Sermon Series: 3:12–20

July 23, 2023

The existence of evil breaks a person down to the question of ultimate authority in life. Study Notes

Guard Yourselves

Paul's Past Resume (Identity)

Paul's Great Exchange (New Identity)

Philippians Sermon Series: 3:1–11

July 9, 2023