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Not everyone who professes to be a Christian is truly a follower of Jesus Christ, regardless of the Christian language they use or the Christian activities in which they participate. These “almost Christians” always try their best, struggling to do for themselves what God, in His grace, has already accomplished. In this study of Acts 19:1-10 ... Continue Reading 

Despite Joseph’s forgiveness years earlier, his brothers reverted to old fears of revenge after their father Jacob’s death. In the same way, when our hearts condemn us, we may be tempted to doubt that Christ’s forgiveness was real. Our feelings can deceive us; however, as Alistair Begg assures us, a solid grasp of the ... Continue Reading 

Chapter 15 is at the very heart of Luke’s gospel. Luke tells us that the tax collectors and so-called sinners had gathered round to hear Jesus, but that those known as religious men, the Pharisees and teachers of the law, were not paying much attention. Jesus ends Chapter 14 with this instruction; "He who has ears ... Continue Reading 

Chapter 15 is at the very heart of Luke’s gospel. Luke tells us that the tax collectors and so-called sinners had gathered round to hear Jesus, but that those known as religious men, the Pharisees and teachers of the law, were not paying much attention. Jesus ends Chapter 14 with this instruction; "He who has ears ... Continue Reading 

After spending his inheritance on the pleasures of sin, the prodigal son learned that the broad road really does lead to destruction. Having found that sin provides no ultimate satisfaction, he saw tragedy become opportunity as he realized that his father was his only refuge. Reflecting on this parable, Alistair Begg points out that like the prodigal ... Continue Reading 

In the parable of the prodigal son, the son’s miserable state was more than matched by the father’s love and kindness. Alistair Begg explains that while each of us has turned our back to God, our ruined relationship can be reestablished with honest repentance. Jesus has come seeking to save the lost and restore us ... Continue Reading 

Jesus' journey through Jericho on His way to Jerusalem would have caused quite a stir; it certainly piqued the interest of a diminutive tax collector named Zacchaeus. Revisiting this familiar story, Alistair Begg shares how Jesus sought out a marginalized, ostracized sinner and forever transformed his heart, his behavior, and his entire life. The story of Zacchaeus ... Continue Reading 

King Herod enjoyed listening to John the Baptist preach the Gospel, but when it came time to respond, he refused to make a decision. Herod’s unchanged heart showed how little he understood his condition. In this message from Romans 10, Alistair Begg urges us not to waiver any longer. An interest in religious teaching is not ... Continue Reading 

God's Word is essential for the Christian Life from beginning to end. Alistair Begg teaches that the Word of God gives life to dead souls, provides wisdom appropriate to our weakness, and spurs us on to purity. In it, we discover warnings to be heeded and promises to be trusted as we look to Jesus, who ... Continue Reading 

God's Word is essential for the Christian Life from beginning to end. Alistair Begg teaches that the Word of God gives life to dead souls, provides wisdom appropriate to our weakness, and spurs us on to purity. In it, we discover warnings to be heeded and promises to be trusted as we look to Jesus, who ... Continue Reading 

What does genuine faith look like in the life of a believer? In this sermon Alistair Begg breaks down several aspects of saving faith. Like the royal official’s plea for help in John 4, we must come to Christ humbly acknowledging our own helplessness and asking Christ to save us. When we do this in a ... Continue Reading 

The people of Nazareth knew Jesus well, but still had unbelief concerning who He really was. . Because of this, Jesus deprived the people in His hometown of the signs and wonders that He was capable of performing.. Alistair Begg reminds us that although we may be exposed to godly influences, like the people of Nazareth, our unbelief ... Continue Reading 

The people of Nazareth knew Jesus well, but still had unbelief concerning who He really was. . Because of this, Jesus deprived the people in His hometown of the signs and wonders that He was capable of performing.. Alistair Begg reminds us that although we may be exposed to godly influences, like the people of Nazareth, our unbelief ... Continue Reading 

Where should a Christian turn for the strength to participate in advancing God’s Kingdom today? Alistair Begg explores a familiar verse from the prophet Zechariah to show that only God’s Spirit can empower us to fulfill His purposes. As believers turn toward God and away from earthly concerns, we must be willing to be countercultural ... Continue Reading 

Where should a Christian turn for the strength to participate in advancing God’s Kingdom today? Alistair Begg explores a familiar verse from the prophet Zechariah to show that only God’s Spirit can empower us to fulfill His purposes. As believers turn toward God and away from earthly concerns, we must be willing to be countercultural ... Continue Reading