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Do yourself a favor and watch this. AWESOME!!! There is no greater story than the Gospel. It grows more compelling every time I hear it. If this is your first encounter with the Gospel or the 1,000th, prepare to be gripped by the epic story of God’s love and grace.
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“When you read in mission reports of troubles and opposition, of burning up books, imprisoning colporteurs and expelling missionaries you must not think that the gospel is being defeated.
It is conquering.
What we see under such circumstances is only the dust in the wake of the ploughman.
God is turning the world upside down that it may be right side up when Jesus comes.
He that plougheth should plough in hope.
We may not be able to see a harvest yet in this country ...
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The Gospel. It’s not just for forgiveness. It doesn’t just cover the penalty of sin…it frees us from the sin! The Gospel is not just a story about the penalty and the problem of our sin… It’s even more than the invitation to know God’s very near presence, to be adopted as a son and a daughter of the King of Kings, and the commission He gives us to represent him…. As if it ...
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There are many who have studied this wonderful doctrine more than I, but the following is the result of my lifetime of study of the incredible free gift of God, made possible by Jesus Christ, that is called Salvation.
Statement of Belief:
I believe that salvation is offered freely to all men (John 3:16). Salvation describes God’s plan of redemption made possible by Christ’s atonement on the cross for the sins of mankind. It is given to ...
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After watching the Elizabeth Vargas report on 20/20 on Friday, April 8, 2011, I feel compelled to comment from a few different angles.
First, abuse of any kind is wicked and ungodly, and is particularly disgusting when it is cloaked in the guise of religiosity. My heart goes out to anyone who has been the victim of a crime at home, church, ...
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I’m guilty of “Functional Universalism” far too often. Are you?
Watch this video:
Do We Really Believe What We’re Saying? from The Church at Brook Hills on Vimeo.
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