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People Will Pray – Part 2 of 2
The city of Chicago felt the mighty wind of the Spirit during the days of D. L. Moody, the founder of The Moody Church. Even today, God is not too intimidated to show up and change everything. In this message, Pastor Lutzer indicates the distinguishing marks of revival. What happens when God comes to church?
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A Challenge to Overcome
It may seem like if you focus on a problem, you’re more likely to find a solution. But in this message, Dr. Tony Evans explains that sometimes, your focus is the problem. Learn how the right perspective empowers us to overcome challenges.
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Hebrews 3:16—4:8
In this study of Hebrews, chapter 3, we’ll learn that just as we trust Jesus for our salvation, we need to trust Him in our daily lives for the help, wisdom, and strength we need to live the Christian life.
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Sin's Wages and God's Gift
If you are not living for Christ Jesus, then it is presumptuous to think that you are His. But if you are His, you are given the Holy Spirit, who will not let you rest until you serve God. The crucial question to ask yourself is Who am I serving? Tune in to the Bible Study Hour as Dr. James Boice teaches us that serving sin leads to death, but serving God leads to eternal life.
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Unity in Diversity: Harmonizing Under Christ's Lordship
The message emphasizes the richness in diversity within the church, highlighting the need for different backgrounds, talents, and perspectives to be united under the Lordship of Jesus Christ for the Kingdom of God. It stresses the uniqueness of individual gifts from God and the importance of bringing these differences into harmony. True Biblical unity is described as being centered on Christ and His word, with a focus on the truth as a foundation for unity. The message also underscores the importance of forgiveness and being other-centered to achieve harmony in relationships. Unity is seen as a gift from God that requires effort to maintain, with a shared commitment to essential Christian doctrines. It serves as an encouragement to strive for peace and unity within families, marriages, and the broader church community, with a reminder of the enduring impact of Jesus’ sacrificial love and resurrection.