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1 Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world. 2 Hereby know ye the Spirit of God: Every spirit that confesseth that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh is of God: 3 And every spirit that confesseth not that Jesus…

1 Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world. 2 Hereby know ye the Spirit of God: Every spirit that confesseth that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh is of God: 3 And every spirit that confesseth not that Jesus…

The sermon focuses on John 3:22-36, highlighting two critical decisions every person must make: accepting the offer of eternal life in Jesus and surrendering fully to Him. It emphasizes that many want salvation but struggle to commit their lives entirely to God, continuing to live in ways contrary to their faith. Using John the Baptist (JtB) as an example of unwavering commitment, the sermon teaches that believers must decrease so Christ may increase, avoiding the trap of religion without relationship. It calls for genuine devotion, warning of the consequences of rejecting Christ, and urging immediate faith in Jesus for eternal life.

Oh, the freedom of open doors. And oh, the inconvenience of locked gates--unless one happens to be in Afghanistan. The sons and daughters of Israel experienced tremendous open doors. However, Moses, their leader suffered the absolute tragedy of a locked gate. God told him that he was not to enter the land of promise. What was the reason for the locked gate? And how does that apply to our lives today? Come with the Grace United crew as we explore open doors and locked gates.

Warfare is a tragic, evil thing. It's been with us almost as long as we've been around. Where did the idea come from? And what about a guy named Og? Who was he? And the Rephaim--what about them? Nephilim, anyone? These things are talked about in "The Sihog Campaign." Come with the Grace United crew as we explore them.

The Apostle Paul considered his mission a matter of eternal life or eternal death. He was fearless in his proclamation of the gospel. Even the demons knew who Paul was. No wonder Paul was absolutely livid when it came to some false teachers who did their level best to lead the Corinthian Christians astray. How did Paul deal with them? And what about today? Where are the bold servants of God who will protect His people from false teachers? Come with the Grace United crew as we experience Paul attack the false teachers with devastaing force --to the glory of God.

The world is emerging from a physical pandemic. However, in Moses' day, Israel was threatened with a pandemic of their own. It was not physical, but spiritual. It was deadly. Radical action needed to be taken, lest the whole body of Israel die. What was it that needed such drastic attention? What sorts of remedies did Moses prescribe to help them, should the pandemic become realized? Join the Grace United crew as we discover Israel's Spiritual Pandemic.

War is among the uglliest, if not the ugliest activities anybody can engage in. People don't use the phrase, "war is hell" for nothing. Imagers of God actually killing fellow imagers of God with the sanction, with the approval, with the command of one's respective government. It was no different with Israel, as the Lord commanded his people to go to war. However Moses gave instructions about how soidiers were to ready themselves in preparation to fight against their enemy. What were those instructions? Is engaging in warfare proper for God's people today? Come with the Grace United crew as we discover anew and afresh of God's dealing with warfare, from the perspective of his holiness.

Dr Jay Smith gives an introduction to the topic Islam in the West

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1. Origin of Islam - Born in A. D. 570 in Mecca to Quraish tribe Father died young, Mother tormented by demons, died when six, grandfather took him in but he too died Raised by wealthy uncle At 25 married 40 year old wealthy Khadijah with whom he had many children Among the numerous wives was a six year…

1. Origin of Islam - 2. Early Spiritual Experiences - 3. Spread of Islam - 4. Islamic Succession - Divisions in Islam: Shiites and Sunnis 5. Some Basic Facts About Islam - The Five Pillars of Islam - 6. The Doctrine of Islam - Muslims summarize their doctrine in six articles of faith: 1. Belief in one…

Introduction Don’t all religions lead to God? Don’t Islam and Christianity basically teach the same thing? Is atheism true? Does God even exist? Don’t God and Science contradict? How do I know the Bible is true? Aren’t all religious books basically the same? How can I be sure Christianity is even true?…

A Study on Islam Definitions Qur’an- Islam’s holy book. Only can truly be written in Arabic. Muhammed got his first revelation in 610. His revelations supposedly came from Gabriel. He thought he was demon possessed but his wife convinced him he was not. Muhammed died in 632 which is when they began to…

We will conclude our study in apologetics by examining one of the fastest growing and most influential non-Christian religions today, Islam. Followers of Islam are Muslims or Mohammedans. Islam has much in common with Christianity and Judaism. All three originated with Abraham , recognize one God ( monotheistic…

Why Christianity? Why not Islam?

A discussion on Isalm and Judaism, and responses Christians can offer

A Survey of Islamic beliefs contrasted with a Christian Worldview.

This sermon will discuss the detriment caused by rejecting any one part of Jesus' whole identity over emphasizing one part incongruantly.

This sermon will discuss the detriment caused by rejecting any one part of Jesus' whole identity over emphasizing one part incongruantly.

Islam provokes a powerful response. To some it implies peace. To others it screams terrorism. What do Muslims really believe? How is the Muslim pursuit of God and eternal rewards actually a pursuit of Jesus? Join us Sunday to be educated, inspired, and challenged.

Is the god of Islam, the same God that Christians worship? It does not seem right to me, but that is what everyone is telling me. In this podcast, we look at what the Quran says about Christianity. The verses in the Quran we will be looking at are Surah 5:72-75

That's why God... 1. Warns us about antichrist teachers (vs. 18-19, 22-23). 2. Gives us the help of His Holy Spirit (vs. 20, 27). 3. Teaches us about the truth (vs. 21-26). 4. Reminds us how to live a righteous life (vs. 28-29).

Theme: The Error and Dangers of Islam. Cp. Jn. 14:6 MP3 Part 1 & MP3 Part 2; PDF Version or PPT Version INTRODUCTION A. It is arguably the fastest growing religion in the world. True or not, the number of people identified with Islam is about 1.2 – 1.8 billion, 2nd only to 2.1 billion identified as …

I am going to talk to you tonight about apologetics and why it’s important for Christians you know the importance of it. According to Christianity Apologetics & Research Ministry (or CARM for short) this is how they define what apologetics is: Apologetics is the branch of Christianity that deals with…