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Sometimes words lose meaning. When is the last time you really considered what the word "crucify" entails? This lesson explores how we should understand this word as it impacted Christ, the first century world and God's plan of salvation for us.
Have you ever wondered what "Work out your own salvation with fear and trembling" really means? In this lesson we explain what it doesn't mean and what it does mean. And we also explain how that fits into the overall theme of "joy" in the book of Philippians.
Understanding atonement through separation, substitution, and sacrifice.
How to have the same mindset and attitude as Jesus.
The journey through grief is like the sea - overwhelming at times, deceptive in others, and difficult to navigate. In such a place, the Christian faith offers three steadfast anchors to give us hope.
Transform your mind to focus more on others.
The Word “propitiation” is an unusual word and typically an unused word, except in religious circles. In this lesson we explore what the Bible says about this wonderful concept.
Whose expectations matter the most? Simplify your life by just being concerned about measuring up to the Lord!
The secular world misunderstands the “why” of the crucifixion. Why did Jesus have to die? It has to do with our sin when it enters the purity of God. God must make us “right” because no one…no one…is right. We attempt to be good, but never good enough. Those who experience justification also knows how to respond to that justification.
We tend to climb the mountain where the Great Commission in Matthew 28:19-20 with a mind full of pre-conceived notions. Perhaps the men who heard it saw it more of a challenge than a commission. What was required then as well as now is more messengers. Our annual contribution to raise funds for missions at Waterview is designed to get more messengers into the world.
