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Jesus teaches that everyone, regardless of their past, needs grace. Through contrasting characters, the sermon emphasizes the importance of acknowledging our need for Jesus and responding in worship while encouraging us to see potential in others despite their faults.

• Exploring the story of the Pharisee and the sinful woman  
• Understanding the parable of the two debtors 
• The importance of recognizing our need for grace 
• The role of worship in responding to forgiveness 
• Seeing potential in people despite their circumstances 
• The need for self-evaluation without moral checklists 
• Church as a place for healing and grace

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Sunday Sermon on John 16:31-33. We talk about life's universal challenges, emphasizing that Christians and non-Christians face similar difficulties. He highlights the unique hope and peace that faith in Jesus provides, especially during tough times.

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This episode reveals the unexpected journey of planting a church, born from reluctance and curiosity. We explore the pivotal moments leading to our commitment, faithfulness in uncertainty, and the joy of community building. 

• Journey from reluctance to church planting 
• Pivotal influences and unexpected experiences 
• Importance of seeking God's direction 
• The transformative power of prayer and contentment 
• Embracing opportunities amidst uncertainties 
• Moving to Cumming, Georgia, and starting anew

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Repentance is not just asking for forgiveness but a transformative journey toward righteousness and grace. In our exploration, we discuss how the lessons children naturally teach us about human imperfections, the divine invitation to embrace repentance, and the complexities surrounding the concept of the Kingdom of Heaven. 

• The lessons children teach us about forgiveness 
• Spiritual connections between our mistakes and repentance 
• Jesus’ pivotal message on repentance in Matthew 4 
• The significance of Galilee as a backdrop for Jesus' ministry 
• The essence of true repentance—mind and action 
• Understanding sin as a barrier from God 
• Historical context of the Kingdom of Heaven for Jewish people 
• The concept of the Kingdom being “right now, but not yet.” 

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Unlock the secrets to effective gospel outreach by embracing flexibility and adaptability. We promise that by tuning into this episode, you'll gain insights into how to share the transformative message of Jesus with courage and strategic thinking. We reflect on Acts chapter 21, illustrating how the Apostle Paul set aside personal preferences to fulfill his mission. By balancing cultural connections and maintaining the core tenets of the gospel, Paul serves as a model for us in today's diverse world.

Explore how Paul navigated the delicate balance of adhering to Jewish law while fully embracing the new covenant of grace. You'll learn how he skillfully avoided imposing customs on Gentile converts, focusing instead on faith in Jesus alone. We delve into the importance of specializing in your approach to different cultural and religious backgrounds, ensuring that the gospel's moral significance resonates without compromising core Christian values. This episode offers a roadmap for using creativity and strategic thinking to engage with various communities.

We wrap up the conversation by calling you to action. Through prayerful commitment and the boldness of the Holy Spirit, listeners are encouraged to step beyond their comfort zones and actively engage in their unique spheres of influence. Whether reaching out to family, coworkers, or strangers, we invite you to be the light and salt of the world, sharing the gospel in everyday moments with dedication and love. Let this episode inspire you to live out your faith and passionately pursue God's mission.

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 This sermon discusses the importance of faithfulness to sound doctrine, avoiding superstition and hyper-spiritualism, and focusing on training in godliness.

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The sermon discusses the importance of avoiding superstition and hyper-spiritualism in Christian discipleship, emphasizing the need for a disciplined approach to growing as Christians.

• Introduction to Discipleship: Discipleship involves a disciplined approach to growing as Christians by studying Jesus's life and words in scripture, and learning from the experiences of early disciples and apostles.
• Dealing with Superstition: Early Christians had to figure out how to deal with superstition and hyper-spiritualism, which were prevalent in the cultures they encountered.
• Faith and Manipulation: Faith should not be seen as a means to manipulate reality or achieve personal desires; it is an expression of trust in God.
• Prayer and Superstition: Prayer should not be turned into a superstition or a formula to avoid bad things; it is about a relationship with God, who already knows our needs.
• Paul's Experience in Ephesus: Paul's preaching in Ephesus led to a significant transformation, with new believers rejecting their old magical practices and burning their books, symbolizing their commitment to Jesus.
• Misconceptions about Control: The desire for control can lead to the incorporation of incompatible spiritual views into Christianity, but true discipleship involves trust in God's plan rather than seeking control.
• Jesus' Teaching on Prayer: Jesus taught that prayer should not be about using empty phrases to get God's attention, but about trusting in the relationship with God, who is already listening.

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Part two of truth vs lies.

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A look at truth and the lies that try to mess with the truth.

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A sermon on the man with the withered hand. The sermon was partially formed by notes from late brother who died at the age of 20.

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