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Babylon, Idolatry And You
Idolatry is willful self-deception.
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Losing
My subject this morning is “Losing,” and my text is a part of the third verse of the second chapter of the second letter to the Thessalonians: “For that day shall not come except there come a falling away first.” There are also four or five verses in the eighth chapter of Jeremiah that I want to use as a backbone of the things I wish to say to you. I want to show how we “lose out”; how we “fall away.” I want to talk very tenderly—as tenderly as I know how, by the power of … Read More >
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What God Does With Forgiven Sin
We keep remembering the sins that God has chosen to forget.
Book
After You've Blown It
Many Christians become so discouraged because of their sins and failures that they give up on ever having fellowship with God again. They also fear that their broken relationships will … See More >
Sermon Series
Making The Best Of A Bad Decision
All of us have made decisions we’ve regretted. Some of our bad choices had few negative consequences; others have determined the direction of our lives. These messages give hope and help to those who believe they are trapped by a bad decision with ongoing consequences. Through example and Scripture …
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The Sin Nobody Sees
We will always be covetous as long as we possess.
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A Discerning Heart
Judas gave us a glimpse of human nature without restraints, without the intervention of God’s grace, and without repentance.
Sermon
Down, But Not Out
God can forgive us, even if no one else does.
Book
Getting To No
Everyone is familiar with the cycle: We decide to break a bad habit once and for all. We may even experience some short-term success. Yet almost inevitably, we fall back … See More >
