Despite out best efforts, none of us is able to keep the law. What good is it then? In Romans 8, Paul explains that the Law is given to define and show us our sin, but that salvation comes through Christ alone.
The Bible tells us that there are two kinds of people in our world that represent two differing mindsets: one follows the desires of sin and one follows the desires of God. These mindsets lead to two different lifestyles and two very different destinies. Which are you following?
Speaking to a group of businessmen and women in downtown Cleveland from John Chapter 6, Alistair asks the questions “Why study the Bible?” and “What is Faith?”
We live in a day and age when who you are and what you do is everything. So, how should we interpret the apostle Paul’s identification of himself as a “wretched man?” Modern day onlookers might remark that Paul suffers from a poor self-image, but yet Paul’s admission is the first step towards acknowledging that no amount of good deeds can secure the status promised in Romans 8:1: “Therefore, there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.”
It’s all too common to find Christians remaining silent about their faith because they lack a thorough understanding of the Gospel or remain unconvinced of its truth and relevance. As he examines Isaiah 45:22, Alistair Begg considers the importance of courage, conviction, and compassion as Christians share the good news of the Gospel with unbelievers around them.
How can believers interact with a world that is ready to accept all gods, but not one God? As Alistair Begg continues his message in Isaiah, he instructs us to counteract accusations of arrogance, intolerance and non-relevance with authenticity, humility and integrity.
King Herod had the opportunity to repent when he heard God's Word. He chose to disregard the teaching he heard, though, and was trapped by his carelessness in distressing decisions. Are we falling into a similar trap today?
We live in a culture that has grown accustomed to toying with sin and trivializing any notion of hell. Jesus took sin and its consequences very seriously though and issued stern warnings to his followers about how they should fight sin in their lives.
Following Jesus is a serious business. Our discipleship is not an overnight occurance, but instead is an ongoing, refining process. Find out how this process enables us to have an impact in our churches and society.
How has God been speaking to you through His Word in the past year? In Encore 2010, we’re highlighting some of the most requested messages from the past 12 months. With topics such as fear and anxiety, giving, attitudes, family, the church, and faith and salvation, there is encouragement from God’s Word for everyone.
Generous and joyful giving should be an overflow of our gratitude. In Exodus 35, the Israelites set an example for us of abundant giving to the Lord’s work.
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