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U.C. G. London, KY Ray Cowan “What are the Holy Days about” 3-9-2024

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What are the Holy Days about?

by Ray K. Cowan

A message pertaining to the significance of God’s annual Holy Days, concentrating on the ordinance of Passover followed by the Days of Unleavened Bread.

U.C.G. London, KY Ray Cowan “Exercising the Mind of Jesus Christ” 2-3- 2024

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Exercising the Mind of Jesus Christ

by Ray K. Cowan

In Philippians 2:5 Paul wrote: “Let this mind be in you which was also in Christ Jesus”. This message examines the various righteous, character traits that we must develop in order to exercise the mind of Christ.

U.C.G. London, KY. Ray Cowan “Are Some of the Old Testament Laws in Force Today?” 11-11-2023.

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Are Some of the Old Testament Laws in Force Today

by Ray K. Cowan

There are a number of differences in the laws that God gave to the civil government of ancient Israel and the New Testament Church. The principle of the law remains the same but the administration of the law has changed under the New Covenant.

U C G London, KY Ray Cowan “What Is The Objective ” 4-12-2023

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What Is the Objective?

by Ray K. Cowan

The word of God reveals God’s great purpose and plan for humanity. God’s objective is to develop the same Godly character and spiritual maturity as His holy and righteous Son, Jesus Christ.

U.C.G. London, KY. Ray Cowan "Why Did Jesus Christ Have to Die?" 3-11-2023

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Why Did Jesus Christ Have to Die?

by Ray K. Cowan

All four gospel accounts tell the story of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ. All of the New Testament writers point out the fact that Jesus died in order to pay the penalty for the sins of mankind and provide the opportunity for reconciliation to God the Father.

02 25 2023 Sermonette Ray Cowan

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Was the Law Really Not Made for the Righteous Man?

by Ray K. Cowan

As we examine I Timothy 1:9-10, we see where this question of who the law was truly made for.

U.C.G. London, KY. Ray Cowan Qualities of Jesus 11 26 2022

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The Qualities of Jesus We Should Strive to Have

by Ray K. Cowan

The goal of all Christians should be to practice and develop the very same righteous qualities and characteristics as Jesus Christ. These character traits are referred to as the “Fruit of the Spirit” in Gal. 5:22.

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UCG London KY Ray Cowan Are There Really Many Ways to the Kingdom of God trimmed 10-22-2022

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Are There Really Many Ways to the Kingdom of God?

by Ray K. Cowan

In Matthew 7:13 Jesus said: “…narrow is the gate and difficult is the way which leads to life and there are few who find it.” Contrary to what some prominent protestant ministers may preach or teach, there are not “many ways” to the Kingdom of God.

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