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According to the Bible, God did not create a world with suffering. Genesis 1 tells us that when God created everything, it was very good. Even animals didn't hurt each other, neither was there pain. We see how sin, pain, and suffering came about through the deception of Lucifer. Lucifer was a...
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In this lecture, Chad Kreuzer introduces the viewer to remarkable stories of Jesus’ followers throughout history who have sacrificed their lives on the altar of faith. These martyrs went to their execution with dignity, singing hymns of joy to their Saviour. But if we look in the Scriptures,...
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Can a person know that they have eternal life? What does the Bible say, and how does this apply to our lives personally? We are not saved by our own works; we find victory in our Saviour Jesus. When it is in the heart to obey God, Jesus accepts this disposition and makes up for the deficiency....
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In this message, we will do a simple overview of the sanctuary and its symbols of salvation. The tabernacle in the Old Testament was a symbol of salvation. In the New Testament we see the fulfillment through Jesus Christ. Sin separates us from God. Psalm 77:13 says, “Thy way, O God, is in the...
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What does it mean to be born again? How can I practically have this experience in my life? In this lecture, we look into the Biblical answers to these questions. The Pharisees did everything to obey the commandments; they kept the Sabbath, and they were faithful with their tithes. Yet we see...
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Through God’s Word, we discover that God not only gives the victory, but He actually commands it. If someone was to be saved by their own goodness, they would have to die; face the penalty of death, then rise and live a perfect life. This is impossible; therefore we know that we are only saved...
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Is the brain a locked case of gray mass or can it be transformed? In this lecture, we talk about how the Word of God actually has power to transform the mind and give us true victory. Your thoughts have to be transformed for any change to occur. How many times have you tried to change your habits...
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When we have faith, will things always be easy? Should we wait until God makes things reasonably overcomeable, or are we at times to suffer until we obtain the victory? 1 Peter 4 tells us, “Forasmuch then as Christ hath suffered for us in the flesh, arm yourselves likewise with the same mind:...
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The apostle Peter talks much about faith in the Bible, while James speaks much on works. In this message, we explore one of John’s favorite subjects: abiding. John 15 says, “Abide in me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit of itself, except it abide in the vine; no more can you,...
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It is important for us to memorize the Word of God. It will be a shelter in hard times and always a guide in our lives. Martin Luther knew so much of the Bible, that at one point a memory verse came to him from Romans: “The just shall live by faith.” He began running through the Scripture in...
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