Published: Mar 29, 2020 | Tags:
A message from the series “Old School.” This sermon looks at the “old school” practice of Abiding. The sermon context is John 15:1-5.
3 Truths:
1. The SYMBOL of abiding
2. The SECRET to abiding
3. The SNARES of not abiding
Join us Monday (March 30) at 10:00 a.m. on Facebook for a live discussion about applying the sermon to our lives and determining what are counterfeit vines.
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Published: Mar 22, 2020 | Tags:
A message from the series “Use it of Lose It.” Time is simultaneously our greatest and most neglected resource. During an unprecedented season of self-quarantining, how should we be spending our time? We might be tempted to look at COVID-19 as a curse, but what if God wants us to redeem the time for his purposes? Ephesians 5:15-17 has something relevant and powerful to share with us that could change our perspective during this unique time in our lives.
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Published: Mar 15, 2020 | Tags:
A message from the series “Faith Greater Than Fear.” What should be the response of Christians to the Coronavirus or anything else that threatens our control, sense of peace, way of life or security? In this message we will discover a timely and powerful promise of Jesus that can transform our fear into faith. Join us on Facebook at 10:45am on Sunday, March 15 for a followup to this service. facebook.com/brandywineonline
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Published: Mar 8, 2020 | Tags:
A message from the series “Romans Part 2: God’s Provision.” In Romans 4:1-12, the apostle Paul answers this question: If faith in Jesus Christ is what justifies the sinner before a holy God, what is faith? Paul points to two heroes of both Jews and Gentile Christians: Abraham and King David. Both men were justified by faith, apart from works, long before the the Law was given to the Israelites and before the birth of the Messiah. Reinforcing Paul’s argument for justification, scripture gives us three reasons why righteousness is by faith alone. First, it is a direct deposit, credited by God, to a “spiritual account.” Second, righteousness if a gift. Third, righteousness precedes the law. A proper understanding of saving faith influences our focus when it comes to evangelism.
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Published: Mar 1, 2020 | Tags:
A message from the series “Romans Part 2: God’s Provision.” In Part 2 of Romans, the apostle Paul begins to transition from his argument that no one is righteous before a holy God to how we become righteous before God. Becoming righteous is not something we DO, but it is something we RECEIVE from God by faith in the only righteous one, Jesus Christ. This sermon explores the massive significance of righteousness and provides an understanding of three big, theological terms: justification, redemption and propitiation.
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