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Ephesians 2:1-5 There are many prinicples in the Bible to help lead us through knowing right from wrong. It is important to be in God's word daily to help recognize what is wrong and to continue to do the right thing even if it isn't popular.

1 Corinthians 16:13-14 The begining of a new year often marks new changes in our lives. Many of us make New Year's resolutions. How long we hold to them depends on our determination to seeing them through. In this new year we need to be determined to shore up many of those spiritually weak areas in our lives.

Faith is the foundation to which other attributes should be added. What kind of faith do we have? What happens when we don't add the attributes Peter talks about? What is the motivating factor to keep God's commandments?

What is temperance? How do we let what is right in the word take control?

Jesus is very confident in the sovereignty of God. He is not afraid of the misunderstandings of others or of their lack of trust. He is sure in Himself and in the Work of the Father. God has promised rivers of flowing or living water flowing out of our inmost being... He didn't leave us to wonder what that means. God gives Himself, He gives His Spirit to those who trust in Him. God is present with us always, even to teh end of the age. Don't be afraid, dear Saint. God is not wondering what is happening as you are. He is not confused. He doesn't feel as though things are out of control. You might feel this way. He does not. God reigns on His throne as Sovereign over all of His creation. I would do well to trust Him. LORD, increase our faith. These thoughts shared by Jason Stuart Precy at Refuge TLH in Tallahassee, FL on Sunday, January 2, 2022.

Peter says to add to our faith, "virtue." What is virtue? How are we to feel about the change that is needed to become more Christ-like?

We excercise judgement about many things every day. Jesus asks us to be wise in judgement and not to simply judge the outside or cursory things. We need wisdom and we need to be asking, seeking, and knocking that we might know how to treat others the way we want to be treated. It is possible to be decieved and so good judgement is of vital importance seeing that Jesus' way is narrow and there are few who find it. LORD, give us wisdom. Help us to be merciful to others. Help us to love each other enough to hold each other accountable with mercy and grace and love. Recorded at Refuge TLH on Sunday, August 5, 2019.

Over the next several days there will be all kinds of gifts exchanged. For most of you, I hope, the gift you desired will be under your Christmas tree. For those who get gifts you don’t want I want to apologize in advance for the long lines to exchange items that you cannot imagine anyone would ever…

If your child were facing a pivotal transition time, what advice would you give them? Surely you would want this advice to be pointed and practical; something that could help them in a variety of circumstances. Perhaps to your child heading to his first day of school you might say, “be nice to everyone…

We will answer the question of Morality.

The beginning of a New Year is known for many things . . . . late night gatherings, college football, elaborate parades, the singing of Auld Lang Syne (or at least the few words we actually know) and making resolutions for a better life. It is this last thing that I am most interested in this morning.…

Why do you make the choices you make? Why do you do what you do? How can we know right from wrong? What makes something right or wrong. God has the answers to help you - Do The Right Thing!

Today’s sermon text is found in Luke 9:51-62. In this passage we see Jesus’ followers wrestling with their desires to be right, to do good, and to be thought of as good by their culture. We struggle with the same desires today as 21st century Jesus followers.

In this message we will learn that there is right and wrong behavior and who dictates what is right or wrong.

he Christians in Corinth had to face daily reminders their city was mostly pagan. Temple prostitution was common in the first century, as well as other vices. But the church had a situation which even the pagans in the city thought was inappropriate. Today, Pastor Dean takes a look at what Paul has to say about confronting immorality.

By Pastor Glenn Pease After World War II there were five army dumps in France full of machinery. It was too good to throw away, and yet not good enough to hall back to the United States. It was a major problem. The Quakers saw an opportunity for service, and so they offered the United States Army 200,000…

By Pastor Glenn Pease Bruce Larson in Dare To Live Now, tells of his experience as a new recruit during World War II. He sat down to his first breakfast in the mess hall, at Fort Benning, Georgia. He saw something in a large bowl that looked like cream of wheat. He scooped out a lot of it into his bowl,…

By Pastor Glenn Pease Most speeches and sermons have three parts to them. There is the introduction, the body, and the conclusion. Often they have three points in the body as well. Then there is another three fold factor involved. There is the message as written; then the message as delivered, and third…

| Philippians 13.Here we are, the third of March, we are already in to Autumn, but there is still some hot weather ahead of us. In fact we have had some real scorchers this summer. I do not handle the high temperatures that well – once it gets above 25o C. I wither. The good thing about have an 11 year…

Reality Living in a “Reality TV” World: Survivor: Persevering When Times are Tough Jeff Jones, Senior Pastor August 20/22, 2004 Video intro of reality shows Incredible, isn’t it? All these Reality Shows. I wouldn’t have guessed it. Do you know that there are now ______ reality shows on the air? Here’s…

I. God’s People Should Act Virtuously. (Zech. 8:16) A. God’s People should do the following: B. God’s People Should Act righteously. 1. God’s people should speak the truth to his neighbor. 2. God’s people should judge honestly. a) Give judgment in your gates for truth, b) [Give judgment in your gates…