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When the angels sang "Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men," they weren't saying that there would be an end to wars and strife.
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This teaching deals with the miraculous events of John the Baptist's birth.
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Psychology and Christianity agree that our actions are the results of inner thoughts and feelings. But that is about where the similarities end. Psychology doesn't recognize the power of God to change us and release us from past hurts.
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Most Christians believe they have been redeemed from the curse of the Law. Yet, they are still trying to get God to respond to them based on their performance. Why?
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Is there eternal security for the believer or isn’t there? Andrew answers this age-old question by presenting a third view to this. You can reject your salvation, but you can’t lose it because of sin.
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Luke 2:14 says, "Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men." Is this saying Jesus came to create peace among men? If it is, then He failed. It must mean more. Listen as Andrew explains.
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If you were Mary, how would you tell your fiancé that you were pregnant but that you had not been unfaithful? Add to this the fact that you had been gone for three months, and you were now three months pregnant.
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Some people live in the Old Covenant of law and judgment, while others live in a New Covenant of grace and mercy. But since both are in the Bible, should we be living in a little of both? The answer may change your life.
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The Sabbath was to remind man of God’s rest. It was just a shadow in the Old Testament of what Jesus did for us in the New Testament. God rested because His creation was complete, and there was nothing else He could add to it.
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Paul wrote the book of Philippians after he had been in jail between two and five years. Yet, 17 times in that letter Paul used the words "joy" or "rejoice." Paul's joy was independent of his circumstances.
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If a Christian commits a sin and then dies before it’s confessed, will he or she still be forgiven? That’s a question that puts fear in the hearts of many believers.
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We all need the supernatural intervention of God at some time. The problem is that most Christians don't know how to believe for a miracle and receive it. God wants you to have His best. Go beyond simply hoping for a miracle.
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Faith is the key that brings your miracle into the physical. God has given everyone the same measure of faith, but unbelief can counter that faith. Knowing who you are in Christ will help you put your faith into action.
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The Bible says eternal life is knowing the only true God and Jesus Christ whom He sent. Eternal life begins NOW, not when we die.
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If we've already got everything we need, where is it? It's in the spiritual realm. There is a real spiritual world that exists around us all the time. God is a Spirit (John 4:24), and He moves in the spiritual realm.
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The joy of the Lord is our strength (Neh. 8:10). Paul told us to rejoice in the Lord always (Phil. 4:4). Jesus said to be of good cheer in the midst of trouble (John 16:33). Yet many Christians find it difficult to be happy.
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As Christians, we are to walk by faith and not by sight. We can actually see better with our hearts than we do with our eyes. Does that sound impossible?
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