- 1 Peter 5: 6 / As believers, we often fail to understand how to survive the difficulties, the storms that come into our lives. How can we emerge from them and still stand? There are spiritual resources available, but we need to understand how to apply them.
Living a Legacy is a weekly Bible teaching program featuring Dr. Crawford Loritts with a goal to bring about spiritual awakening and maturity in the body of Christ through a clear message from God’s Word. Dr. Loritts is a nationally known Bible speaker, author and is committed to encourage and shape the next generation of leaders.
Series: "If You Only Knew - A Study of Romans" - Romans 3: 21 / The willful sin of mankind brought on the wrath of God, but in God’s love and mercy the penalty for our sin was paid. How and why? Join Crawford Loritts in our continuing study of the book of Romans. Explore the four main ways God provided for our redemption.
Series: "If You Only Knew - A Study of Romans" - Romans 3: 21 / The willful sin of mankind brought on the wrath of God, but in God’s love and mercy the penalty for our sin was paid. How and why? Join Crawford Loritts in our continuing study of the book of Romans. Explore the four main ways God provided for our redemption.
Series: "If You Only Knew - A Study of Romans" - Romans 3: 21 / The book of Romans makes it clear where we stand with God regarding our salvation. God has met His requirements. There’s no works allowed. Our study reveals that God has taken the initiative, he offers an invitation, and he reveals his motivation.
Series: "If You Only Knew - A Study of Romans" - Romans 1: 18 - 3: 20 / Crawford Loritts states that the opening chapters of Romans reveal God’s diagnosis of the human condition. Crawford sees two main pillars represented. The first one reveals the case for "God’s Wrath. " The second pillar examines what Crawford calls, “The Tragic Hand-over. ” Both pillars must be clearly examined in order to understand how God views sin.
Series: "If You Only Knew - A Study of Romans - Romans 1: 18 - 3: 20 / It’s easy to settle into a viewpoint that assumes God will overlook our willful desire to do things we know displease Him. But that’s not a Biblical viewpoint. In fact, it’s dangerous. God is love but He’s also holy. He will not wink at sin.