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Remember Lot’s Wife

Christ admonished His disciples about their readiness for His return. He used the admonition, "Remember Lot's Wife". This message gives an in-depth view of Lot's family and destruction of Sodom, and what we can learn from Mrs. Lot's actions.

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Benefits of the Holy Spirit

Jesus told His disciples the Holy Spirit was with them and would be in them. What is this spirit? What does it do? How do we know we have it? What are the benefits of having it in us?

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How the Holy Spirit Can Keep You from Being an Old Wineskin

Jesus talked about how new wine poured into old, dry wineskins will break the wineskin. God's Spirit is needed to keep us from being old wineskins.

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Abide

Examination of Jesus Christ's direction for us to abide

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Unleavened Bread in the New Testament

The thrust and meaning of Passover changed with Christ's institution of the NT symbols. What about Unleavened Bread? How is it different in the NT? Jesus didn't give any different practices for it, but is the symbolism different in the NT?

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We Must Put Sin Out

In this sermon we will look at what God says about putting sin out of our lives. We will look at an example of Israel and what we can learn from the example.

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Bought With a Price

There are some very important lessons to be learned from the story of Israel’s slavery and eventual rescue. As we head into the Passover/Unleavened Bread season, let’s review some of the points we can learn from being reminded of these historical events.

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Salvation

People often ask, "Are you saved?" There is more to the topic of salvation than might first meet the eye. The Bible speaks of aspects that are past, others that are currently happening as well as an aspect that is yet future.

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Always Looking for Something New

We compare spiritual "conservatism" and "liberalism."

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Crucifixion

History tells us about various methods of crucifixion in the Roman Empire. We can be grateful Jesus was willing to endure that for our forgiveness.

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