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Today we look at those who follow Christ out of convenience and those who follow out of conviction. We also look at ways we can purposfully deepen our faith.

What does a man of God look like? What are the characteristics of godly men in the Bible? Why is it God gave Daniel divine understanding of other's dreams as well as visions himself? Pastor Clay expounds on Daniel 2 the characteriistics of Daniel while he went through life crisis events. Also covered is the common interpretations of the statue of Nebuchadnezzer's dream. When we live with conviction in the truth of the Most High God, other's lives can be changed. Listen to learn how to live a life of conviction so that God can use you too for building the Kingdom of God.

Have you ever read the Bible and have it convict you to change your lifestyle? How did you respond to conviction? In this sermon, Pastor John walks us through the proper response toward conviction whereby the believer embraces conviction as a means to authentically worship the Lord. If believers desire a deeper walk with the Lord and a lifestyle of worship and praise, then the Holy Spirit will use the inspired Word of God to accomplish this in our lives.

Paul and Barnabas part ways because of principles

God’s providential grace brought about a conviction that would ultimately lead to forgiveness and restoration.

The book of Daniel is filled with mystery and powerful miracles that proved to a foreign nation the majesty and authority of the Most High God of Israel. Exploring the Bible along with recorded history, Pastor Clay walks through the book of Daniel. She will also be challenging current views on the prophecies contained within the book. Even as a teenager, Daniel's character is one of conviction over convenience. This attitude sets him apart to be used by God. We too can be blessed beyond measure by God when we are all in for Him!

Are you saved the way God says you should be saved? Be sure you are; it is the most important decision you will ever make!

God's Right Of Way

Our wills are locked in the depravity of sin until the Spirit works to convict our hearts of sin, righteousness, and judgment: making us believe them deeply / creating faith. Only then do we willingly seek to worship God, and this worship is centered on doing his will and therefore upholds the law.

What the Bible says about divine miracles.

We are living in an age of the church when the warnings of God against sin in the body/church are systematically ignored. For its own sake and the sake of the world around it, the church must open its ears to the Holy Spirit's conviction.

To the accusation that "the church is full of hypocrites," our response needs to be substantive. See how the “the law of the Spirit of life” and the setting of our minds on the things of the Spirit are directly related to that needed response.

Christian fellowship is vital to our growth in Christ. We must be in fellowship with God to be in fellowship with one another. With this in mind, a question arises, does God require anything from us to be in fellowship with Him? This sermon hopes to answer that question from 1 John 1:5-10.

Some of the most important things God's Holy Spirit wants to do in our lives: 1. He gives conviction (John 16:6-15). 2. He gives us a relationship with God. 3. He is our ever-present resource for Christian living.

Looking at God's ministry and how we fit into the economy of salvation.

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By Pastor Glenn Pease A crystal gazer collected 25 dollars for a reading and told the visitor, "This entitles you to ask me two questions. Isn't that a lot of money for only two questions?" Asked the startled woman. "Yes it is," answered the fortune teller. "Now what is your second question?" Many of…

March 7, 2012 By John Barnett Read, print, and listen to the resource on our website www.DiscoverTheBook.org God’s constant call to His servants in His Word is for their minds to be His dwelling place. That is why Paul called the early church to begin training older men in the godly habit of living reverently…

1 Thessalonians 1:1-10 Stephen Caswell © 1996 Introduction We have all heard the sayings " True Blue, " " Dinky Di, " " The Real Thing, "or " The genuine Article." Today I want to look at that. What does it mean to be a " True blue Christian," what does " The Genuine Article " look like. Harry and Bill:…