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Can we be saved by comparing ourselves to other people? Does it make any sense to justify my life based on how it compares to how other people live their lives?

An Easter message exploring what it means to be saved.

Pastor Don Ford speaks about the importance of baptisim, being saved (salvation) and being a disciple of God. Powerful stuff!

John 3:16, Romans 5:6-11, 2 Corinthians 5:14-21, Colossians 1:21-23, 1 Timothy 1:12-17, 1 Timothy 2:3-7, 1 John 4:9-12, Revelation 1:4-7 What did God do? Why did he do it? What do you do about it? God sent his only son to die on the cross, to forgive us of our sins, so that we may have eternal life with the Father. What will you do with that?

Pauls team goes to Phillipi and are thrown into jail. They prayed and sang while in stocks. Tune in for the rest of the story. Is your home a place of spiritual growth?

Love through this Broken Creation

Laws and faith

1. There are obstacles Satan puts between us and Jesus every day. 2. God gives every ‘ONE’ opportunity to be saved. 3. God’s objective: TO SAVE EVERYONE WHO WILL. 4. The only ‘safe place’ is at the feet of Jesus (like Zacchaeus)!

We are saved as individuals to be members of a body, who express their God given gifts for each other's blessing, and God's glory, in Love.

Is the idea of "once saved, always saved" true? Who bears the responsibility for keeping the saved in a saved state?

Jesus gave His life as a ransom for ours. He died for our sins. The chastisement for our peace was upon Him. He laid down His life demonstrating the love of God for sinners. Anyone may be rescued from sin, death, hell, judgment, by trusting in Jesus. He, alone, is our hope for redemption. We have no other Savior. He rescues everyone who trusts Him. Let us be a people firmly planted on the solid ground that Jesus died for our sins, was buried, and has been raised from the dead. He is, therefore, alive now, receiving all those who place their trust in Him. Shared by Jason Stuart Percy at Refuge Christian Fellowship Tallahassee on Sunday, January 12, 2020.

(anyone wanting a much cleaner copy, with proper formatting, can email me at garretttyson32@yahoo.com) Let's start today by rereading Ephesians 2:1-10 : And (it was) y'all -- the ones being dead in your wrongdoing and sins, in which y'all formerly walked according to the age of this world, according…

Today's sermon is on Ephesians 2:1-10. But I want to start by reading all of chapter 2. We often make a mess of chapter 2, especially in verses 8-10, and the reason we make that mess is because we ignore Paul's larger argument. Paul is writing to Gentiles, explaining to them that they are made alive,…

In order for anyone to be saved, the church (the pillar and buttress of the truth) must be saved. Saved in an ongoing way from apathy, division, and error, having the truth secured within it, the truth that alone sets people free.

Want to understand what Christians mean by salvation? Ephesians 2:1-10 gives a clear explanation of the gospel, including our hopelessness and desperate need for a Savior. It also explains that salvation isn't something we earn, but it is the gift of God.

Jesus is the answer to all our questions. In this message He will provide us insight on the creation of the world. but most importantly answer the question What is my purpose?

In a continuation from last weeks message, Pastor Dean takes a look at the biggest problem facing the church in Corinth - UNITY. Like a good parent, Paul takes time to explain why there should be no factions in the church.

By Pastor Glenn Pease Some of the best things in life can be so bad. It is somewhat shocking, but Lewis B. Smedes in his book Caring and Commitment points out that even commitment can be a bad thing. The purpose of the book is to get Christians more committed, but he points out the negative side of this…