Gospel

Jesus Christ came to Earth to start a new Kingdom, one that functions contrary to the norms of earthly kingdoms. In the Kingdom of God, the weak come first. The humble are lifted up. The ones who give the most, receive the most. To follow Jesus Christ, we must live by the laws of His heavenly kingdom, here and now.

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Are You Ashamed of the Gospel?

Three scriptures to explore what it would look like to be ashamed of the gospel, to reflect on as we consider whether we are ashamed of the gospel.
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The Gospel and the Throne of David

Our study guide The United States and Great Britain in Bible Prophecy details an amazing understanding from the Bible and history about the modern English-speaking nations being inheritors of the physical promises made to Abraham and his descendants. What exactly...
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Thanksgiving: A Time to Pray for the Gospel Message

There are a lot of big crisis taking place in the world today, but as we approach the American holiday of Thanksgiving, we should stop to take time to thank God for His blessings, but also to pray for an...
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Preaching the Gospel as a Witness

Discover how contemporary advertising methods play a vital role in the Church’s commission to preach the gospel of God’s Kingdom as a witness to all nations.
A love that shows itself is a love that shines (Matthew 5:16).
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A Love That Shines

“Love each other; as I have loved you” (John 13:34). Jesus said this after washing His disciples’ feet—even Judas’ feet! This statement was meant not just for the disciples but all people then and now.
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Is There Any Point in Sharing My Faith With My Non-Christian Friends and Family?

If they'll be in the second or general resurrection anyway, is there any point in sharing my faith with my non-Christian friends and family? Absolutely!
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Habakkuk's Dilemma

Doesn’t it seem as if most people today just don’t care and won’t listen to God’s true message and warnings through His Church? Well, if you have ever thought this you’re not alone. About 2,600 years ago, the prophet Habakkuk…
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Good News

There isn't a lot of good news around lately, but the gospel imparts great news for all of mankind.
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Dare Greatly

Jesus Christ set high expectations for His disciples. However, He also provided them power to do what He asked of them. The same still applies for us today!
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The Gospel and Today's Headlines

What does the gospel have to do with today's headlines? And have you heard the truth about Christ's gospel message?
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Use this Crisis to Correct Your Spiritual Course

Speaker: Jim Tuck 4/25/20 As we fast in this time of international crisis due to the coronavirus how will you respond? Our time is now to break the cycle of humanity and raise the bar in our own spiritual commitment…
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Fasting with Purpose

Why Fast? Why deprive yourself of food and water? In this sermon, we'll look at 3 reasons we should be fasting when...
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Being Like John the Baptist

You might know who John the Baptist was, but do you know what he did? More than eating locusts and being beheaded, John the Baptist paved the way for the coming of Jesus Christ. From this example, we can learn…
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Exploring the Gospels 7: Backgrounds of the Four Gospels

If we are to better understand the Gospels, we should know who the writers were, who their intended audience was, and the purpose for their writing. In this study we’ll answer those questions plus examine the structure, organization and particular…
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Exploring the Gospels 6: The Meaning of the Name “Jesus Christ”

What does the name “Jesus” mean? Where did it come from? How was Jesus given this name, and why? And what about “Christ”? It’s a title rather than a name, but what does it mean? Why was it applied to…
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Doing Isaiah’s Job

Isaiah started a job given to him by God; it is up to us to carry this mantle to continue the work.
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Exploring the Gospels 4: The Political Background of the Gospels

In reading the Gospels we are in some ways walking into the middle of a movie, not knowing what has gone before. In this study we examine some key questions: What is the political setting and background of the Gospels…
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The Glorious Light Have You Seen the Light?

Mat 4:16 THE PEOPLE WHO SAT IN DARKNESS HAVE SEEN A GREAT LIGHT, AND UPON THOSE WHO SAT IN THE REGION AND SHADOW OF DEATH LIGHT HAS DAWNED."
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From Damascus to Rome

Saul of Tarsus was the least likely of all candidates to become a Christian. Paul experienced firsthand the depth of Christ’s love, who died for all while yet sinners. He was chosen by God to preach the gospel to the…
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On the Road to Damascus

Saul hated the very name of Jesus and believed that Jesus was a blaspheming heretic who could not be the Messiah. He zealously hunted down Christians and violently persecuted them for corrupting what he believed was true religion. After Christ’s…