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El desafío de Paul de NUNCA VOLVER A IR ALLÍ. No abrace las obras, la ley, la tradición, la ceremonia como un camino de salvación, confíe solo en Cristo por Gracia a través de la Fe. Mantente libre, nunca vuelvas a la esclavitud. Pablo es IMPRESIONANTE en estos versículos y dice cosas a las que incluso los cristianos sólidos reaccionan. Habla de los que se alejan de Cristo, de los que deciden salvarse a su manera. SIN EMBARGO TAMBIÉN celebra la singularidad de la vida en el Espíritu, donde confiamos en Cristo y vivimos una vida de amor por las obras.
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Wayward Students: Part 2
What do you do when one of the students in your home, your granddaughter, your best friend’s child, your “used to be walking with Christ” friend at school, or your girlfriend at youth group turns their back on Christ, walks away from the youth group, folds their arms at church, staring off in space with a scowl during worship as a defiant statement (because their parents make them come to church each week)? What if they say, “I no longer want Christ”? What do you do then? This message is for every Christian, as God desires all believers to impact others for Christ.
Wayward Students: Part 1
It has broken our hearts. Disobedience hurts, rebellion stings but rejecting Christ is absolutely agonizing, and churches–not merely FBC, but other healthy churches are also facing this pain in an ever increasing way. What is happening with our students…why are they not merely battling with obedience to the Word of God, but actually defiantly rejecting the Gospel and the faith of their parents who love them? This week and next, we will examine what the Bible has to teach on wayward children–the hopeful prevention and the helpful pursuit. No matter who you are, you will find this two-week series helpful if you have friends or family who continue to reject the Gospel.
Quiet Time and Training Your Little Ones (Moms By Grace – Sep 2014)
Lesson from Moms by Grace, taught by Beth Pleasnick.
What I Learned on Sabbatical
This summer, John had the opportunity to take a sabbatical, a chance to rest, spend extended time with his family, and study. While he was gone, he visited nine other churches, both in our area and in the northwest. He will encourage you, both personally and as a member of our church family, as he shares what he did on summer vacation.
Adoption: A Good Reason to Cry Abba! Father!
It is good to understand the doctrine of justification – God views us as if we had never sinned and gives us Christ’s righteousness instead. However, there is an even greater blessing that results from our salvation – we are adopted as God’s sons, made a part of His family, and given a personal relationship with God as our Father. Learn about all the benefits of this amazing blessing.
Two Unchangeable Things: A Study on the Immutability of God (Heb 6:17-18)
As we continue in our study of the attributes of God, this week we look at His immutability. The author of Hebrews is writing to people who were in very difficult circumstances, and he encourages them (and us) to have hope in the unchanging nature of God’s promises and God’s nature.
The Knowledge and Wisdom of God
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Everlasting to Everlasting (Psalm 90)
There is nothing that defines us more clearly than what we think about God, and the attribute of God’s eternality is one that is foundational to all His other attributes. God is infinite with respect to time, and the more that we understand this difficult topic, the better we can understand ourselves and the eternal relationship we will have with Him someday.
A Serious Warning to the Religious (Mark 12:38-44)
In this final message from Mark 12, Jesus warns the people to watch out for false teachers, religious leaders who were only motivated by their own pride and greed. They even defrauded the widows of Israel, the very people who needed the most protection. This warning is just as relevant today as there are still many false teachers who lead people astray. Learn what the Bible says about how to identify false teachers and avoid them.
Who Do You Say He Is? (Mark 12:35-37)
We continue in Mark 12, but this time Jesus turns the tables on the spiritual leaders of Israel and asks them a question. As our Lord does, He dramatically proves His deity. He clearly points out to them that He, Jesus, is God in the flesh—the Lord of all. It is an amazing moment, and one you will not want to miss as we equip you to speak to those without Christ, and fuel your worship for Christ as your God.
The Necessary Quality of All True Christians (Mark 12:28-34)
As Christians, God’s wholehearted love toward us must never be returned with a halfhearted love on our part. Jesus will teach us about the Greatest Commandment of love–love to Him and love to others, commanding us to love Him with our entire being . . . to be all in.