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Justin Adkins, Columbia, MO
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May 23, 2015
As we prepare to observe the Feast of Pentacost let us look closer at what it means to be filled with the Holy Spirit. What must we be doing to properly reflect the attributes of the Holy Spirit in our lives.
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Greg Sargent, Columbia, MO
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May 16, 2015
The book of Ruth is a Pentecost Feast book found in the Megiloth section of the Writings. This sermon includes 10 personal lessons we can learn from Ruth plus the spiritual lesson of Pentecost—that of the Holy Spirit given to Israel and the Gentiles causing both...
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Greg Sargent, Columbia, MO
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May 9, 2015
Romans 2:14-15 seems to say that all mankind has the law written on their heart. How does that differ from Christians who have God’s law written on their heart. Can you prove from God’s word that all can be judged by God without God&rsquo...
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Greg Sargent, Columbia, MO
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May 2, 2015
We know baptism is more than just getting wet. We need God’s Spirit. Do we fully understand the two major reasons for being baptized? A clue—we are not subject to God’s law; we are mortal.
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Greg Sargent, Columbia, MO
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April 25, 2015
2 Corinthians 3 describes the difference between the Old Testament Ministry of Death and the New Covenant Ministry of Righteousness. Some mistakenly believe that the subject involves administering different penalties when the law is broken. Are you sure you know the difference in how the Old Testament and New Covenant penalties...
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Caleb Froedge, Columbia, MO
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April 18, 2015
As the children of Israel prepared to enter into the promised land, God told Joshua that courage was going to be very necessary. As we battle sin and spiritual giants, how does courage fit in with the process? What is our driving source of courage as we press forward?
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Greg Sargent, Columbia, MO
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April 11, 2015
Unlike nominal Christianity, Christ's sacrifice is not the final step toward salvation. Have we made a commitment to never sin again?
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Greg Sargent, Columbia, MO
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April 10, 2015
God's Church does not keep the Days of Unleavened Bread because of God's delivering ancient Israel from Egypt. But we learned from that deliverance that God's delivers us, through Christ, from sin--and He does it through the strength of God's mind and law in us.
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John Pentlin, Columbia, MO
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April 4, 2015
Even though God brought the Israelites out of Egypt and they left physically, they never really left Egypt behind. They took with them the Egyptians’ customs and ways of thinking. We must learn to leave our personal Egypt (sin) behind, when we have come out and...
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Caleb Froedge, Columbia, MO
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March 28, 2015
Prior to Passover, we want to make sure we are in a humble frame of mind. Part of this involves the understanding that we personally need Jesus Christ to be our mediating sacrifice and deliverer from sin.
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