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Simplicity of the Gospel (1 Cor. 15:3-4)

Much has changed over the past year, but the most important things have not. The foundational truths, upon which we build our lives, have remained the same and continue to deserve our trust. In this sermon, we learn...
The "fundamentals" of Christianity
Why the gospel is good news
A basic overview of the gospel
The reason for Christ's death
What makes Christianity different from every other religion
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Christ - Our Firm Foundation (1 Corinthians 3:10-17)

We all need a firm foundation, and only Jesus is strong enough to be that solid rock. In this study of 1 Corinthians 3:10-17, we learn...
Three ways to build your life on the rock of Christ
The history behind one of our most beloved hymns
How Paul and Apollos turned a potential rivalry into a powerful tag-team effort
Does the Bible really say Christians won't be judged?
How to gain more reward in heaven
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Standing Firm (Phil. 1:27-30)

In this season of uncertainty, we should pray we will stand firm, side by side in the gospel. In this study of Philippians 1:27-30, we discover...
A great theme verse for COVID
How to stand firm in trials
Our citizenship transcends this earth
Unity doesn't happen by accident
A helpful passage for handling conflict
Suffering is a gift to make us more like Jesus
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Examine Yourselves (2 Cor. 13:1-9)

C.S. Lewis once said "God whispers to us in our pleasures; he speaks to us in our work; he shouts at us in our pain." Sometimes, God can only get our attention by disciplining us. In our latest sermon podcast, we take a look at what the Bible says about church discipline. Topics we discuss include:
Why a little pain is sometimes a good thing
The need for "tough love"
Jesus' formula for correcting a brother or sister in sin
Reasons we should or should not confront
How God is ultimately wielding the rod in spiritual discipline
What does self-examination look like practically?
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Paul’s Worst Nightmare (2 Corinthians 12:20-21)

The Apostle Paul was known for his boldness and afraid of little. But one thing that scared him was that the church would be unresponsive to the Word of God. In this sermon podcast, we discuss...
The ingredients of a healthy church
Paul's stern yet loving rebuke over fighting Christians
A vision for Christian sexual ethics
The danger of being conformed by our culture
What to do when a Christian won't give up their sinful lifestyle
An early church father writes to Corinth
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From Victims to Victors (2 Cor. 12:11-18)

Spiritual leaders gladly spend themselves for the sake of God's flock. In this sermon podcast we learn...
That Christians need to "grow up" in maturity
A biblical case for cessationism
The danger of self-pity and a victim mentality
Exercising faith will cause it to grow
Why churches should financially support their pastor
Symptoms of a heart of unbelief
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My Grace is Sufficient, pt 2 (2 Corinthians 12:1-10)

God provides special strength in times of weakness. In our latest sermon podcast, we discuss...
What Paul saw when he visited heaven
The reason for pain in our world today
Benefits of trials and affliction
Why God does not always answer our prayers
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Crossing the Finish Line (2 Kings 2)

Elijah was a mighty warrior in the hands of God. When his work was finished, the Lord took him up to heaven in style. His courage and endurance help all of us to press on in hard times. 
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Sick in Samaria (2 Kings 1)

The tragic story of King Ahaziah teaches that God is near, willing to help in our hour of need, but we must come to him humble and poor in spirit. Thanks for listening.

The Pouting King (1 Kings 21)

Conspiracy. Murder. Paganism. Ahab racks up a list of sins that would make many criminals blush. But at the end of his life, he humbles himself and finds the scandalous grace of God.