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Daniel
Knowing the truth of the gospel is not enough to save us. Listen as Daniel tells how he came to understand his own sinfulness and submitted his life to Christ.
Greg
Greg thought he was a Christian because he went to church and was basically a good kid. When he tried to prove he was good enough, he discovered that he would never succeed at being accepted by God based on his own merits.
Self-Discipline with Purpose (Moms By Grace – Oct 2016)
Teaching for moms of young children by Jill Stead.
A life of integrity and witness (Philippians 2:15)
What does it mean to live holy when no one but God is watching? Private holiness, which no one sees, makes all the difference in your personal witness, which everyone sees.
David
David “asked Christ into his heart” several times, but in reality he was in love with the world and what it had to offer. Hear how he hit rock bottom and discovered a real relationship with Jesus Christ.
Andrew
Andrew had achieved much success through a racing career and put his identity in that. When it ended very suddenly, God used the circumstances of Andrew’s life to realize his sinfulness and find a new identity in Christ.
Guarding Your Mouth (Philippians 2:14-18)
A WORTHY WALK requires putting a guard over our mouths. How do we control our tongues? So many questions will be asked and answered this Lord’s day–do not miss it.
A Life of Dependence (Philippians 2:13)
Man is responsible from verse 12 and God is sovereign, verse 13. A life of dependence will dramatically change your life.
A Life of Obedience (Philippians 2:12)
Paul tells the Philippians to “work out your salvation,” encouraging believers in their life of obedience and pointedly celebrating, while God is sovereign and you are responsible.
Purposeful Biblical Priorities (Moms By Grace – Sep 2016)
Teaching for moms of young children by Beth Pleasnick.
Whoever Humbles Himself will be Exalted (Philippians 2:9-11)
God is definitely against the proud–but God also intensely desires to exalt the humble. And nothing proves His desire more than our Lord Jesus Christ, who is exalted by God the Father in the most remarkable way in Philippians 2:9-11.
Eight Motivations for Unity (Philippians 2:5-8)
If you love the Savior, then you will love this sermon on Philippians 2:5-8, eight motivations for unity–the example of Christ for the sake of unity.