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Beyond Today Dailys
by Gary Petty
2019-02-27
Uncovering our sins before God is the first step toward mercy.
Beyond Today Dailys
by Darris McNeely
2017-04-21
We can learn important principles about fasting from the examples of Nehemiah and Daniel. We need to humble ourselves, confess our sins to God and seek His forgiveness.
Sermon
by Randy Urwiller
2023-09-02
East Texas
In truth, the Bible reveals that confession is vital to our relationship with God and to receiving God’s promise of salvation. So, we need to understand what biblical confession means and why we need to practice it.
Beyond Today Dailys
by Steve Myers
2014-07-10
What is your exit strategy from this life?
Beyond Today Dailys
by Darris McNeely
2013-10-10
A pilgrim is one who never arrives and is always moving toward a destination... the Kingdom of God.
Sermon
by William Bradford
2023-06-10
Northwest Indiana
Part one in a sermon series about things we're instructed to "hold fast." We are told to hold fast our confession. What is that confession, and what is the importance of it?
Beyond Today Dailys
by Steve Myers
2020-08-28
A new study shows that people are drinking much more during the coronavirus pandemic. Be careful!
Beyond Today Dailys
by Gary Petty
2019-09-12
Another one of God's promises involves forgiveness. Are you claiming it?
Beyond Today Dailys
by Darris McNeely
2021-03-25
It's important to recognize and identify sins in our life, but we can't stay there. We must repent and move forward.
Beyond Today Dailys
by Gary Petty
2022-03-17
The Bible clearly outlines a beautiful promise of eternal life for Christian believers, but do we believe what the Bible says?
Sermon
by Lud Kiramidjian
2023-12-16
Petaluma, CA
Speaker: Lud Kiramidjian Date: 12/16/23 Key messianic prophecies in Romans 14:10-12, Philippians 2:9-11 and Isaiah 45:23-25 basically state that God the Father has highly exalted Jesus Christ and given Him the name which is above every...
Sermon
by William Bradford
2023-06-24
Beloit, WI
The Hold fast command is expressed directly to the Church of God multiple times. These commands are meant to keep us on the path to the Kingdom of God. It means to seize, keep close, keep on with not letting go, life-saving, letting go can...
Sermon
by Tim Pebworth
2020-01-04
Petaluma, CA
Speaker: Tim Pebworth 1/4/19 When we think about about the term "confession" different images come to mind, but what does the Bible say? In this sermon, Tim Pebworth examines the Hebrew and Greek terms for confession, whom we should...
Blogs
by John McClain
Many suffer from difficult physical and psychological addictions that hinder their lives. Breaking free from addictions can be a long, painful promise. The example of a First Lady of the United States provides clarity and motivation to...
Bible Questions and Answers
by United Church of God
Everyone has sinned. How can you overcome your sins and find forgiveness?
Beyond Today Bible Study
by Darris McNeely
2015-11-18
This is the second part in the Beyond Today Bible study series: The Time Is Now! Personal renewal begins with prayer. Daniel's prayer of confession gives us a key to begin anew.
Sermon
by Lynn Leiby
2019-01-26
Dallas, TX
If we don't believe in the doctrine of confession done in the ritual confessional booth, what did the Apostle James have in mind when he told us to "confess our trespasses one to another" (Jas.5:16)?
Sermon
by William Bradford
2023-08-19
Northwest Indiana
Part four in a series of five sermons following the phrase "hold fast" in the Bible. This sermon focuses on Hebrews 3:6: "...hold fast the confidence and the rejoicing of the hope firm to the end." What is our Hope that we have...
Sermon
by William Bradford
2023-08-26
Beloit, WI
The final of a 5 part Hold Fast series, we are admonished not to let anyone take our crown of victory. How do we do that? We must run purposefully, press forward and discard weight, avoid disqualification, and finish the race.
Sermon
by Andy Lausted
2019-03-23
Twin Cities, MN
A brief overview of what it means to confess our sins from 1 John 1:9 to Psalm 51.

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