When the Bible describes the Christian life, it talks about a narrow road that few find. It’s the direct opposite of the broad road that, as the Scripture says, leads to destruction. So, which road are you on?
- Topics:
- Assurance of Salvation
- Sanctification
From the Sermon
October 13, 1991
Take the Test — Part Two
Psalm 15:1-5Series: Psalms, Volume 2
Sermon • 39:20 • ID: 1572
Psalms, Volume 1
The cries of the human heart do not change from one generation to the next. The expressions of the Psalmist, then, remain strikingly relevant and understandable to us today. Through petition, praise, lament and song, the Psalmist articulates both the difficulties of living in a fallen world but also the eternal truths about the character of God. Those who are burdened by life’s trials will discover that the Psalms are, as one commentator called them, “the soul’s medicine chest.” This book is a source of encouragement and hope, and it also provides an impetus for worship and prayer. With clarity and conviction, Alistair Begg applies the ancient words of the Psalmist to our contemporary situation and reveals their wisdom.| Message | Buy | Free | |
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Gateway to Happiness
ID: 1538
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A Warning to World Leaders
ID: 1540
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Deliverance!
ID: 1541
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Now I Lay Me Down to Sleep
ID: 1545
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Perspective on Life
ID: 1547
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Stressed Out or Straightened Out?
ID: 1549
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From Prison to Praise
ID: 1551
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Plural, Powerful, Perfect, & Praiseworthy
ID: 1552
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How Majestic is Your Name
ID: 1553
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Worship His Majesty
ID: 1555
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Psalms, Volume 2
The cries of the human heart do not change from one generation to the next. The expressions of the Psalmist, then, remain strikingly relevant and understandable to us today. Through petition, praise, lament and song, the Psalmist articulates both the difficulties of living in a fallen world but also the eternal truths about the character of God. Those who are burdened by life’s trials will discover that the Psalms are, as one commentator called them, “the soul’s medicine chest.” This book is a source of encouragement and hope, and it also provides an impetus for worship and prayer. With clarity and conviction, Alistair Begg applies the ancient words of the Psalmist to our contemporary situation and reveals their wisdom.| Message | Buy | Free | |
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No Room for God
ID: 1559
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Runaway World
ID: 1562
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Tell Us Pleasant Things
ID: 1563
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Choosing to Trust
ID: 1566
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The Great Miscalculation
ID: 1569
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Take the Test — Part One
ID: 1571
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Take the Test — Part Two
ID: 1572
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Present Faith and Future Hope
ID: 1578
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| Complete Volume | 11902 |
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