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Did Jesus Rise from the Dead?

James Rochford

1 Corinthians 15

If Jesus of Nazareth rose from the dead, then his extraordinary claims are true, and his message of love and forgiveness is a comforting reality for modern people. However, if Jesus didn't rise from the dead, then Christianity is toast! The stakes can't be any higher! If you've never explored the evidence, why not investigate this for yourself as James Rochford guides you through the case for Jesus' resurrection? At worst, you'll be able to cross Christianity off your list of potential belief-systems. At best, you may find eternal life!

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Adopted into God's Family

Ryan Lowery

Ephesians 1:1-8

In this teaching, Ryan Lowery introduces Paul's intimate letter to Christians who lived in Ephesus. We learn about one of the most astonishing aspects of Gods grace -- His willingness to adopt us as His sons and daughters.

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The Family of God - Prodigal Son

Ryan Lowery

Luke 15:11-32

We are living during a time of great confusion and fear. In times like this, we wonder where God is? How can God allow things like this to happen? Jesus gives us a clear example where we learn what God is really like. He is our loving father who allows us the freedom to make mistakes but welcomes us home into His embrace when we choose Him. We are the family of God with a loving father, and when times are tough we need to come together as God's people to show His mercy and His love, to those who feel isolated and alone.

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The Story of Joseph

Gary DeLashmutt

Genesis 37-50

An overview of the life of Joseph--an incredible story of favoritism by Jacob, hatred, cruelty, deception, and guilt by his half-brothers, as well as faithfulness, perseverance, obedience, and forgiveness by Joseph. Like many of us, Joseph was victimized by many people, but he did not succumb to a victim mentality because he trusted in God's loving sovereignty. He was able to thrive in spite of ill-treatment and adversity and we can, too, through God's help.

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The Dynamics of True Heart Change

Dennis McCallum

Psalms 51:1-17

David was a man after God's own heart, but he still made terrible mistakes. What happened after David sinned against man and more importantly God? David writes out his response in the Psalms. David shows us what it looks like to have a truly repentant heart.\r\n

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Agreeing with God

Chris Hearty

Psalms 51:1-19

In Psalm 51 we see David turn to God in humility after his sin with Bathsheba. David takes full responsibility and acknowledges that he has sinned against God. Through this Psalm we see how we can respond to our moral failures and find acceptance by God and the ability to change the sinful practice.

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Excellent Behavior

Ben Foust

1 Peter 2:11-25

Peter advises the church how to respond when being slandered. Rather than retaliate, he tells them to live such good lives that their critics' accusations fall flat and people may come to faith in Christ. Likewise, believers today can show Jesus' love to the world by what we do.

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Should We Continue to Sin?

Ryan Weingartner

Romans 6:1-13

In Romans 6, Paul addresses the logical question that arises from grace--couldn't we go on sinning if we're completely forgiven? Paul argues that while it would not jeopardize our forgiveness or relationship with God, sinning is not helpful and is not necessary for Christians. Paul says we have a new life "in Christ" and we are no longer under sin's authority. As we recognize these identity truths in humility and prayer, consider them, and present ourselves to act on them, we will find the ability to overcome even defeating sins.

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Right with God

Jim Leffel

Romans 3:21-26

As Paul demonstrated earlier in Romans, all people are held accountable to God to a perfect moral standard, but all fall short. In His love, God devised and executed a plan to give people an alternative to paying for their sins themselves, through a sacrificial priestly redeemer. Jesus is this redeemer, sacrificing himself for man on the cross, but also serving as the priest who is a go-between between man and God. We can have our moral debt before God forgiven if we receive this sacrifice.

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