Repairing All That Sin Has Broken
We must realize that growing in Christ means learning not only to do what is right, but also to put right what has gone wrong in our lives and relationships.
We must realize that growing in Christ means learning not only to do what is right, but also to put right what has gone wrong in our lives and relationships.
Questions in this episode: – How can people believe in the Historic Premillennial view versus the Dispensationalist Premillennial view? – Do you think Adam and Eve are in heaven if sin entered through them? – Should churches allow women to preach to the congregation? – Does the Roman Catholic church believe Peter was the first …
Questions in this episode: – Whose responsibility is it to confront someone in the church that is living in sin? – Should I reconcile with my husband with whom I’m separated, who has since become a Christian? – I thought I was a Christian, but I got involved in the demonic world, am I still …
Questions in this episode: – How do I restore a relationship with someone who is very bitter toward me? – Will our children know us in heaven? – What is important for a new Christian to understand? – If we die in sin before we can confess it do we go to hell? – How …
Take up the responsibility of being Christ’s ambassador with the time you have left by working to see the people around you as in desperate need of being reconciled to God.
We should seek to find true joy in repentance – our own and others’ – as we celebrate grace and purpose to genuinely love other forgiven brothers and sisters.
Questions in this episode: – What does it mean in James 1:8 to be a double-minded person? – How do we reconcile with friends who have done us wrong? – When Jesus gave up his spirit on the cross, what is happening here? – Can you elaborate between the harsh God of the Old Testament …
Questions in this episode: – Who are the Nephilim? – How should Christians consider the Apocrypha and the Gnostic Gospels? – We got married as non-Christians is our marriage still acceptable in God’s eyes? – Why do some people choose to worship idols instead of the Lord? – Can you be a Christian and a …
We must see the paramount importance of forgiving others always mindful of the far-reaching effects, even, or especially when it is difficult.
We must understand our Christian requirement to forgive, and God’s appeal for us to forgive willingly, sincerely, and fully as we are reconciled with our brothers and sisters in Christ.
This is a set of messages delivered to the high school group True North at the Revival 2021 summer camp.
We must be careful to consider the high cost of our redemption as Jesus suffered sin’s just penalty on the cross purchasing reconciliation for those who are truly penitent.
Christians should regularly examine and contemplate the amazing grace of God that provides our salvation so that we might rightly worship and sincerely thank him for it.
Christ came the first time to provide what was needed for us to have relational peace with God, he is coming a second time to establish a kingdom of peace for his people.
God thinks the things we usually fight over are not worth the trouble? It’s time we adopt his perspective!
God’s ultimate gift meets our greatest need by providing the righteousness we don’t have & paying the debt we can’t afford in the person of Jesus Christ.
If you plan to survive in a sinful world you’re going to have to become an expert in the art of forgiveness!
We must never neglect our responsibility to live peacefully & harmoniously with our siblings in Christ!