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The Battle Against The Flesh (Part I)

These are some of the most well-known verses in the New Testament. They are also some of the most misunderstood. What do they mean, and who do they apply to? In this first part of a two-part sermon, Pastor Josh lays out the case for why these verses apply to every-day Christians and explains the difference this should make regarding our expectations about the Christian life.

Speaker: Pastor Josh Tong
Passage: Romans 7:13-25
Series: Romans

God’s Law Leads to God’s Grace

The Psalmists wrote about delighting in God’s Law and loving it. Should Christians say the same? Some may not think so, since Paul wrote that we “died to the law”. And yet, Paul also said that the law is “holy and righteous and good”. What does this mean? And what implications does this have on how Christians are meant to relate to the Law today? Listen as Pastor Josh explains.

Speaker: Pastor Josh Tong
Passage: Romans 7:7-12
Series: Romans

A New Relationship with God’s Law

Romans 7 is about the Christian’s relationship with God’s Law. While this is a complex topic, it begins with understanding and believing the fundamental truth that “you also have died to the law through the body of Christ”. Listen as Pastor Josh explains and draws out the implications of this new, gospel reality.

Speaker: Pastor Josh Tong
Passage: Romans 7:1-6
Series: Romans

The Privilege of Missions

Why should our church participate in the Lord’s work globally? There are a number of reasons; For the Glory of God, because Hell is real and people need to hear the Gospel, and because the love of God should compel us. But the church should also participate in global missions because it is a privilege to do so. Listen as Pastor Paul McDonald walks us through these verses.

Speaker: Pastor Paul McDonald
Passage: Luke 24:, Acts 1
Series: Standalone

The Pursuit of Righteous Authority (Part II)

Our culture is more interested than ever before in answering questions about what strong leadership looks like. The opportunity Christians have is to show people that authority – rightly used – builds up, protects the weak, and brings stability and joy to those under its charge. Without godly leadership, authority will only lead to abuse, oppression, and harm. Listen as Pastor Josh teaches on righteous and wicked authority from Proverbs 28-29.

Speaker: Pastor Josh Tong
Passage: Proverbs 28-29
Series: New Year

The Pursuit of Righteous Authority (Part I)

What does the Bible say about authority? In a culture that emphasizes authority as an evil to be resisted, the Bible says that it is a gift to be celebrated. It is embedded into every part of the fabric of creation for the glory of God and the flourishing of humanity. At the same time, the Bible also recognizes that authority can be abused and cause much harm to many. Listen as Pastor Josh teaches on what Proverbs says about some of the differences between good and bad authority.

Speaker: Pastor Josh Tong
Passage: Proverbs 28-29
Series: New Year