In this passage, Peter addresses two key issues:

(1) How do we submit to the governing authorities instituted by

God? and (2) How do we maintain our witness on the job when treated

poorly? www.seancole.net

In Pastor Sean's Easter 2019 message, he addresses

three questions from 2 Timothy 1:8-12. (1) What exactly is the

gospel? (2) Why would you be ashamed of this gospel? (3) How do you

personally respond to this gospel?

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Sean Cole's new book "Your Identity in the Trinity:

Discovering God's Grace in the Gospel" has just been released

through Wipf and Stock Publishers. In this podcast, he explains why

he wrote the book and then reads the...

We live in a world that supremely values

self-expression--I can do what I want with my body and I set the

rules. We live in a world that has embraced moral relativism. Many

object to Christianity by saying that it is an intolerant religion

that...

Many people question the reality of evil and

suffering in our world. On one hand, they argue that if God is good

then He would lovingly want to stop all evil. Since evil exists,

God must be immoral or not good. On the other hand, they argue that

if...

After focusing on our gospel identity as born again

believers, Peter shifts focus and gives FIVE major commands on how

we are to live out our Christianity in a world that is hostile to

the gospel. www.seancole.net

Peter teaches two key theological truths: (1)

regeneration (being born again) and (2) perseverance of the

saints/eternal security. Before he commands us to obedience, Peter

starts with gospel indicatives of who we are in Christ.

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In this first sermon in the new series called "Can

You Handle the Truth: Common Challenges to Christianity." Dr. Sean

Cole addresses the reliability of the Bible. Can we trust the Old

Testament to be true? How about the New Testament? What...

In an amazing twist of events, the Great I AM

stands before the Israelites who have put Him on trial for not

providing water in the desert. Moses strikes the rock with the rod

of judgment and water gushes forth. Paul tells us in 1 Corinthians

10:4...

In an amazing twist of events, the Great I AM stands before the Israelites who have put Him on trial for not providing water in the desert. Moses strikes the rock with the rod of judgment and water gushes forth. Paul tells us in 1 Corinthians 10:4 that the Rock was Christ. Jesus was struck with the rod of God's justice by dying on the cross in our place so that we could be forgiven.

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