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Why should the Galatians not have returned to the old law? What was the event that set in motion a new covenant between God and man?

There is a beauty to be found in the resurrection of Jesus Christ in relationship to our daily lives. Let discover it NOW.

Israel's cry for deliverance arose out of the affliction imposed upon them.

Are we okay with God being in control? Control of our church, our families, our lives? What about when oppression, tragedy and injustice occurs? And God doesn't immediately come to the rescue. Is God still in control? Are we okay with that? Today, we begin a new series, "Following Moses, Finding Jesus" completing an overview of the Exodus account and how it points to the greater Gospel story.

The Lord moves on behalf of his people against those who would oppress them.

Jesus position and authority in the Godhead are without question. Jesus pulls no punches in equating Himself to God in various ways. The religious leaders know what He's claiming about Himself and they hate Him for it. to them, it sounds blasphemous. And it would be, were it not true. While some believe various things about Jesus, it is His disciples, His followers who remain in His Word, who abide in His Word. Jesus has promised liberty in the truth for those who hear Him and so hear the truth. He who has ears to hear, let him hear! These thoughts shared by Jason Sturt Percy at Refuge TLH in Tallahassee, FL on Sunday, April 9, 2022.

REJOICE! BREAK FORTH AND CRY ALOUD! For we are no longer slaves! But we are children of Christ and He has loved us by giving his life to set us Free!

The first step to overcoming or managing any addiction is admitting to yourself that you have a problem that you cannot control. For AA meetings to be helpful a person must reach the point where they admit “I am and always will be an alcoholic”. The principle is simple: you can’t address a problem that…

The Gospel has the power to break every barrier. Where God leads us He is already at work.

Sometimes we let our expectations run wild. We think we know what is going to happen and we get upset when it does not go the way we think it should. We need to wait and see what God will do in our lives.

We’re Not In Egypt Anymore Text: Nu. 13:1-3, 25-33 Introduction 1. Our text today finds the children of Israel somewhat fresh out of bondage, 2. It has been a little over 2 years now 3. They had encamped at Mount Sinai for a year where Moses received instruction and made preparations 4. After a full…

Introduction The birth of Isaac was a time of great joy. But the birth of Isaac also would have important implications. I would suppose that Hagar and Ishmael rejoiced in the birth as well, at least outwardly. But is would not be long before their standing in Abraham’s household will be challenged. Exposition…

By Pastor Glenn Pease The battle for freedom of some kind is being fought around the world. Here in our own land there are constant battles for freedom of religion. Minorities all over the world are fighting for freedom. Years ago Heine said, "Freedom is the new religion; the religion of our time." The…

By Pastor Glenn Pease Neil Armstrong was the first man to set his foot on the moon, but long before that momentous event he was a dreamer. As early as age 2 he fell in love with airplanes, and for the rest of his life that was a focus for him. He made model planes as a child, and at age 14 he got a job…

By Pastor Glenn Pease Floyd Collins was a professional cave hunter. He found the famous Crystal Cave in Kentucky in 1917. It is a popular tourist cave now, but back them it was too far off the road to get people to come to it. Floyd's dream was to find a bigger and better cave, even more beautiful than…

Jesus’ parable reminds us that this world stinks. We go to fields and gardens, we try to plant things, and it’s hit or miss. Sometimes they grow. Sometimes they don’t. Green thumbs and farmers know tricks, but even they have crops fail and weeds grow. The same holds true spiritually. The Sower sows His…

By Pastor Glenn Pease One of the most exciting books you can read is The Count Of Monte Cristo. The hero of the book, Edmund Dantes, had been unjustly cast into a dungeon. Fortunately, by means of a tunnel he met an old man in another nearby dungeon. The old man told him of a great treasure that was…

Philemon #2 Philemon 8-16 Interceding For Me Continuing with our story; if you remember, Paul is in house arrest in Rome. He is chained to a guard 24 hours a day switching off every 6 hours with a new guard. He had preached in Ephesus and spent a long time there founding churches and leading many to…

Luke 8:26-39 Stephen Caswell © 2001 The Pentel Pen A type of pen, once imported from Japan and called Pentel, flooded the market in the United States. Though having been available for only one year, sales of Pentels climbed to 1.8 million and rising. And all this without heavy promotion! The explanation?…

Luke 8:26-39 (NIV) 26They sailed to the region of the Gerasenes, which is across the lake from Galilee. 27When Jesus stepped ashore, he was met by a demon-possessed man from the town. For a long time this man had not worn clothes or lived in a house, but had lived in the tombs. 28When he saw Jesus, he…

God does not want his children to be in bondage to anything. But the sad truth is that many Christians are in financial bondage. Jesus died to set you free from bondage to anything that might control your life but Him. God is concerned about every area of your life and weather or not it keeps you in…

Romans Study #6 Ø Sin Ø Salvation (5:1–21) Ø Sanctification (6–8—Righteousness Imparted) o Our new position in Christ (6) o Our new problem in the flesh (7) o Our new power in the Spirit (8)[1] Ø Chapter 6 deals with the believer being dead to sin; Ø Chapter 7 deals with the believer being dead to the…

Freedom in Christ / nv 10/7/07pm Col. 2:6-19 OS: Houdini – supposed story / jail escape / failed something was different in the lock, exasperated he leaned his head on the steel bars of the door and it just swung open – I. We tend to limit our self even after Jesus has released us. A. Snicker’s invisible…

200 Years? Ancient democracies wane under the selfishness of human hearts. "The average age of the world's greatest civilizations has been 200 years. These nations have progressed through the following sequence: From bondage to spiritual faith; from spiritual faith to great courage; from courage to liberty;…