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The pathway to holiness emerges from reflecting on the wonder of the saving work that Jesus accomplished on the cross. He has done all that is necessary in relationship to sin, to God, to Satan, and to us. We respond with a life marked by holy devotion, feeding on the Word of God, living in the fear of God, and resting in the grace of God.

It is often in the worst of circumstances when the Christian must affirm the unwavering faithfulness of God. That was the case when the book of Lamentations was written, and it remains true today. When hard times come, we bring to mind the faithfulness of God and have hope.

It is often in the worst of circumstances when the Christian must affirm the unwavering faithfulness of God. That was the case when the book of Lamentations was written, and it remains true today. When hard times come, we bring to mind the faithfulness of God and have hope.

We who are of the faith do not quit, but continue and persevere until the end. Though we may be slowed down and battered along the way, our fate is sealed in the Lord Jesus. There are several disciplines that enable us to run the race of faith. Learn the means by which God empowers us to run and grow in the knowledge of Christ. Are you running?

In this message, Paul summarizes his instruction to the Colossians and explains that receiving Christ is not the end, but the beginning of life. The Colossians longed for Christ and here Paul encourages them to grow further in the foundation of their faith by reminding them of past realities and directing them in their present activities.

Paul reminds his readers that the relevance of “who Jesus is” is found in the personal application of one’s faith. It is futile to deal with the deep theological aspects of Jesus if we are lacking in love for Him. We are challenged in this message to pinpoint a defining moment in our lives when we have been changed through God’s grace from beyond what we once were.

The Apostle Paul encourages us to pursue knowledge that will transcend us into a life worthy of Christ. Our incentive to live knowingly should not be aligned with how it makes us feel but instead, motivated by our desire to bring glory to God. In this message, Alistair Begg outlines four marks of a life that is pleasing to Jesus – fruitful, knowledgeable, powerful and thankful.

Anything weighing you down? Depleting your strength? Alistair Begg begins a brand new series on what it means to know Christ. And his first message takes us to the invitation Jesus gives in Matthew 11 to come and find rest in Him.

The Christian life doesn’t come with guaranteed protection against trouble. But Alistair Begg explains that if we persevere and hold tight to Christ… we can be confident of better things to come. The book of Hebrews has an encouraging message for the sincere believer.