Harnessing Your Grief
Grief was not a part of Eden and it won’t be a part of Heaven. It is a result of the fall, but there is a good side.
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How Do I Read the Bible?
Bible reading is one of the basic habits that every Christian should have, but how do you do it? Here are some practical tips for newcomers.
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How To Come Back From the Burden of Shame
Click for Shownotes Today we’ll talk about how to overcome your shameful past to experience the...
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What Is the Structure of the Bible?
The Bible is composed of 66 books, 39 in the Old Testament and 27 in the New Testament. It’s not organized by date, but rather by genre – like a library.
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Harnessing Your Fear to Build Your Faith
Resilience is harnessing difficult emotions to build your faith. Today we talk about how to harness fear and anxiety, and we’ll look at the incredible story of King Jehoshaphat. Here was a guy who turned to God in his darkest moment and ended up experiencing his biggest blessing.
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How To Harness Your Anger for Good
Anger is often the superficial emotion covering over a deeper, less acceptable emotion.
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Where Did We Get the Bible?
The Bible has been around for thousands of years, carefully translated and maintained for the benefit of people today. But where did we get it, and how do we know it’s trustworthy?
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Bible Basics (Series)
Learn the basic history and structure of the Bible so you can get more out of reading it every day.
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Resilience and the Power of Emotions
The key to resilience isn’t stuffing your emotions, it’s harnessing them. Feelings aren’t sinful. They are signposts to draw us toward greater dependence on God.
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Resilient (Series)
A 5-week series on harnessing difficult emotions to build your faith.
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God’s Grace: Prevenient vs. Irresistible
Calvinists and Arminians agree that humans are saved by God’s grace alone. Does God apply grace in advance to allow people the capacity to follow him? Or does God apply grace to those who are chosen, in order to actually bring about their salvation?
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Advent (Series)
Advent signifies the anticipation and preparation for the coming of Jesus Christ.
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How to Read Scripture for Breakthrough
If you’re looking for breakthrough in your everyday life – with thoughts, emotions, or habits – don’t just try harder in the moment of crisis. Discipline your thought life with the spiritual habits around scripture.
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Jesus’ Saving Work: For Everyone or for Some?
Calvinists and Arminians debate about the extent of Jesus’ death on the cross. Did he die for all people, or only for those God chose to save?
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Watch for Jesus (Mark 13:28-37)
In Mark 13:28-37 Jesus finishes his Olivet discourse and his discussion of the End Times. He never gives an answer to the timing of the End, but he does give insight into how we should live in light of it.
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Divine Election: Conditional or Unconditional?
The word “election” refers to the process of choosing. The Bible teaches that God chooses those who believe. But is God’s choice unconditional, based only on his own will? Or is God’s choice conditional, based on some quality or action of the person who is saved?
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Signs of the End (Mark 13:14-27)
In Mark 13:14-27 Jesus talks about the Antichrist, the tribulation, and even the rapture. It begins to answer the ageless question: What will the End look like?
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Human Nature: Inability or Free Will?
The two theological systems known as Calvinism and Arminianism disagree about many things. Their greatest agreement comes in their understanding of the human condition. The difference between the two approaches has to do with how God acts to remedy the human problem.
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Sys Theo (Series)
A 12-topic intensive discipleship track to teach the essentials of biblical Systematic Theology.
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Are We Living In The End Times? (Mark 13:1-13)
Jesus talks about the end of the world. This passage has been studied and interpreted for generations, and it helps us to answer the question: are we living in the end times?
Read MoreWhat Is the Posttrib Rapture Perspective?
The posttribulation rapture perspective presents the belief that faithful Christians will be gathered to meet Jesus in the air after the period of tribulation, which includes significant trials and events preceding Christ’s Second Coming.
Read MoreWhat Is the Pretrib Rapture Perspective?
The pretribulation rapture perspective presents the belief that faithful Christians will be taken up to meet Jesus in the air before the period of tribulation, a time of significant trials and events that precede Christ’s Second Coming.
Read MoreWhat Is the Prewrath Rapture Perspective?
The prewrath rapture perspective is a relatively modern interpretation of eschatology within certain Christian theological circles. It offers a distinct viewpoint on the timing of the rapture, which is the belief that faithful Christians will be taken up to meet Jesus in the air before or during the end-times events leading to Christ’s Second Coming.
Read MoreWhat Is the Abomination of Desolation?
The “Abomination of Desolation” is a term with religious and prophetic significance that appears in both the Old and New Testaments of the Bible. It is associated with events and prophecies related to the end times and the desecration of sacred places, particularly the Jewish temple in Jerusalem.
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