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Overcoming Sin

by Neil Crane

Completely overcoming sin is a goal that we continue pushing towards. It’s a goal that we can never be content or satisfied with, because inevitably as soon as we feel like we’ve mastered it, something else sneaks up and we fall short.

Freedom or Death Through Slavery

by Neil Crane

It's not a question of if we are a slave, but rather a question of whom we are a slave to. Our master is either sin or God. In this message we will look more in depth on the subject and see how our slavery either leads to death or freedom.

Trials: Our Little Bundles of Joy

by Neil Crane

No one really enjoys trials, but yet we are commanded to have joy in the trials we face. In this message we will look at why we face trials and present a very important question that we need to ask ourselves as we begin to examine our trials.

Letting God Fight Your Battles

by Neil Crane

Do you let God fight your battles? This question is more complicated that it appears on the surface because the word let implies something passive. Is letting God fight your battles passive?

The Day of Atonement: a Day of Freedom

by Neil Crane

The Day of Atonement, like all of God's holy days, is multifaceted in its meaning. In this message we will take a look at the Holy Place and the goat on which the Lord's lot fell as it pertains to freedom for the first fruits now.

Unity With Our Spiritual Family

by Neil Crane

Relationships are a vitally important part of living God's way of life. In this message we will focus on our relationship with our spiritual family and examine a few actions that we can take to build or strengthen those bonds as we strive towards unity of the body.

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Can Sin Be Justified?

by Neil Crane

Rahab the Harlot lied to protect the two spies. Some argue that her lie was justified, but if it was couldn't any sin be justified? This sermon examines the right and wrong answers to the question, "Can Sin Be Justied?"