Here the author of Hebrews says that The living God will mercilessly judge every sinner.

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Psalm 1 declares that God blesses those who have righteous lives.

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This passage from 1 John 4:9-10 explains that Christians must love one another because their God has shown his greatest love in his Son’s incarnation and propitiation.

This passage from 1 John 3:28-5:5 details essential marks of one who has eternal life. Do you have eternal life?

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From Hebrews 10:23 heed the Lord's admonition, Never let a changing world change your commitment to a changeless God.

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From Hebrews 10:22 heed the Lord's admonition, Don't back away from the Lord, go to Him!

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In Hebrews 10:19-21 we see that Only Christ gives access to God!

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In Hebrews 10:11-18 we see that Only Christ can free you of your sin!

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In Hebrews 10:1-10 we learn that Your sins can only be removed by trusting in Christ and his sacrifice.

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In Hebrews 9:23-28, the author demonstrates that Christ’s sacrifice is better than any other.

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In Hebrews 9:15-22, the author shows that Christ is superior to the Old Covenant sacrifices because his death enables the blessings of the New Covenant.

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In Hebrews 9:11-14, the author shows that Christ’s superior sacrifice provides eternal redemption!

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Hebrews 9:1-10 demonstrates the inferiority of old covenant worship in the tabernacle, showing that no physical aspect of religion can deal with sin!

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This survey of Hebrews 9:1-10:18 shows that Christ's ministry involves a better sacrifice than the Levitical sacrifices.

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Hebrews 8:7-13 demonstrates that Christ's ministry is better because it is based on a better covenant.

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Hebrews 8:1-6 declares that Christ’s priestly ministry is superior to any other priest.

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From Hebrews 6:4-8, heed this warning: Beware of falling away from Christ!

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From Hebrews 5:11-14, heed this exhortation: Christian, you must go forward in, not away from the faith!

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In Hebrews 5:11-14, the Author of Hebrews warns of the Danger of Spiritual Dullness.

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From Philippians 3:12-14, Christ's church must learn from Paul's example to Remember well but keep moving forward!

In this Psalm learn from David to Seek the Lord when greatly troubled.

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In Hebrews 5:5-10, the Author of Hebrews teaches that Christ is the superior High Priest because he has superior qualifications.

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In Hebrews 5:1-4, the Author of Hebrews teaches that God chose Israel’s high priests to compassionately minister to the people.

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Pastor Greenfield here gives an overview of the Law, the Tabernacle, the Levitical Priesthood, and sacrifices to better understand the book of Hebrews.

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Here in Hebrews 4:14-16 the author of Hebrews urges Christians, Because Jesus is the superior and tender High Priest, you must persevere and pray!

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Here in Hebrews 4:11-13 the author of Hebrews declares that You must diligently follow Christ because you can’t fool God!

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Here in Hebrews 4:1-11 the author of Hebrews emphasizes that you must truly believe God’s promise of rest in Jesus Christ!

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Looking primarily at Hebrews 10:24-25 and 1 Corinthians 14, we learn about The Role of the Church’s Orderly, Regular Worship in Making Disciples.

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Here the author of Hebrews demonstrates that The church must help its members avoid the deadly trap of unbelief.

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Here Pastor Greenfield walks through the historical event referred to in Hebrews 3:7-19, Israel's unbelief and the Lord's consequent judgment on them.

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Here the author of Hebrews demonstrates that Christ is superior to the most prominent personality.

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This is an overview of Hebrews 3:1-4:13, where the Lord through the author of Hebrews demonstrates that Christ is Superior to Moses.

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From this passage you must learn and understand why it matters that Adam was the first human being created by God!

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From this passage you must learn that Only Jesus can deal with and defeat your sin!

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From this passage you must learn that Jesus’ suffering and death prove he is better!

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From this passage you must learn from Paul's example to Pray to God with total confidence in him!

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From this passage you must learn from Paul's example to Pray that God will build his church!

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From John 14:1-3 learn that When your heart is troubled, trust in Christ! 

From this passage you must learn that humanity’s future and hope is with Jesus Christ, not angels.

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From this passage you must learn to continually conform to Christ to avoid drifting away from him and toward eternal judgment .

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From this passage you must learn to Pray for God’s blessing according to his will to be his people.

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In Philemon 21-25 Christians must learn that Mature, serving Christians are blessed and a blessing!

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In Philemon 17-20 Christians must learn from Paul's example to Lovingly urge fellow Christians to embrace one another.

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In Philemon 12-14 Christians must learn from Paul's example that As a Christian, you must always do the right thing

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In Philemon 8-11 Christians learn from Paul's example to Wisely urge Christians to do the right thing with fellow believers!

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In Philemon 4-7 Christians learn from the opening of Paul's letter to praise the Lord and pray for fruitful and faithful Christians.

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In Philemon 1-3 Christians learn from the opening of Paul's letter that they must be thoroughly Christian in their speech and desires.

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In James 5:7-12 the Lord teaches that When under great pressure, patiently endure and press forward until Christ returns! 

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In James 4:1-12 the Lord teaches that A living faith does not live like the world.

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In James 3:13-18 the Lord teaches that Your walk shows your wisdom.

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In James 2:14-26, the Lord teaches that An inactive and inoperative faith is dead faith.

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The mark of true religion is faith in, obedience to God.

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Pastor Thomas spoke from 1 Timothy 1:12-17, showing us from the text that By Christ’s work and not by ours, God graciously forgives and transforms those who trust Jesus.

The one true God perfectly and eternally exists in three persons who are each fully God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit (Matt 28:19; 2 Cor 13:14).

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Why is not only homosexuality but so many other sinful actions (like strife, murder, deceit, and disobeying parents) and attitudes (like covetousness, envy, pride) growing more common? The reason is not found in politics, seeming social or economic inequities, difficult times, or perceived injustices. When people do not glorify or thank God for who he is and what he has done, they instead dive deeper into sin and God doesn't pull them back but lets them go deeper into darkness. Thankfully God is also merciful and gracious, saving sinners who turn from their wicked ways and trust in the Lord Jesus Christ. 

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Christ rose from the dead, guaranteeing (1) believers’ future resurrection and (2) the final destruction of death. 

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The doctrine of soul liberty teaches that human beings, possessing a God-given conscience, are responsible only to God for their beliefs and must not be coerced to the contrary by any individual or entity.

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Christ’s church must continually turn from ungodliness and turn toward godliness.

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Local church finances are supplied by church members’ free-will offerings. 

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Every Christian is freed from sin and the Law, is indwelt by the Spirit, and must walk by the Spirit.

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Temptations in trials come from your sin nature, not the Lord. 

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The resurrection essential, impossible to do without!

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Orwell Bible Church exists because of the need for thoroughly Christian worship.

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Orwell Bible Church exists because we believe that the church’s members are its ministers.

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Christ's mission of the church is to make disciples by proclaiming the gospel to unbelievers, urging immediate repentance and faith. The church then baptizes and adds new believers to its membership and teaches them to obey the Word through worship, public and private instruction, exhortation, and discipline.

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By Christ’s command a church immerses (baptizes) new believers in water. Through baptism a believer publicly declares his faith in and identification with Christ and is then added to that body of believers.

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As a Christian church is composed of believers in Jesus Christ, the gospel message must be correctly understood according to Scripture. What do other churches say the gospel is, and how does that square with Scripture? What is the biblical gospel?

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This passage details people's disobedience of God's command to spread throughout the world following the Noahic flood, and God's judgment of them, causing them to immediately speak different languages.

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Through the book of Ecclesiastes Solomon teaches that Though people cannot make sense of life in this fallen world, when you fear the Lord you can—and should!—wisely enjoy life.

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From this passage learn from Solomon that you must fear the Lord and obey him!

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From this passage learn from Solomon that you must heed Scripture and nothing else!

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From this passage learn that Christians must be settled in the faith and serving the Lord.

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From this passage learn to Trust in and obey the Lord Jesus Christ, who will judge evildoers and fulfill his every promise to Israel.

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From this passage learn that Jesus Christ is the conquering King who will vanquish his enemies and establish his kingdom.

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From this passage learn that the Messiah’s virgin birth was prophesied in a dark time of unbelief to underline God’s truthfulness.

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From this passage learn that Young people must remember their Creator before difficult days come that lead to death and dust.

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From this passage learn that "Remember your Creator" is another way of saying the fear of the Lord: “Only love, trust in, and obey the Lord.”

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From this passage learn that true saving faith consciously exerts itself to love and obey God.

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From this passage learn to respond to God’s help and provision with joyful thanksgiving, singing, and worship

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From this passage learn that though life brings hard times and has baffling mysteries, Christian young people can and must enjoy the good life that God gives.

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From this passage learn that you must be a Christ-like worker.

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Here Paul teaches that you must keep your heart closed to sin to keep it open to Christ.

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Through several proverbs Solomon continues to contrast the benefits of wisdom with the damage of folly.

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Here Solomon teaches that you need Christ’s wisdom because you live in an unpredictable, sin-cursed world.

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Here Solomon teaches that when you have a right understanding of life and death you can truly enjoy and live life.

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Here we learn from Ecclesiastes that you must trust in the Lord and rejoice in what he has given!

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Here we learn from Ecclesiastes that you need Christ’s wisdom to know how to act before your superiors.

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Here Paul exhorts the Philippians and Christians today to trust in Christ alone!

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Here Solomon teaches that neither righteousness nor wisdom is ever found among the sexually immoral: Flee Immorality!

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Here Solomon teaches that while wisdom is very helpful, because of your sin and finiteness your wisdom will never be so perfect and complete that you’re guaranteed “the good life.”

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Here Solomon teaches Beware of assuming you know what God will do in this life.

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The New Heavens and New Earth is the Christian's eternal home!

Jonathan Smith serves as pastor of Tipton Bible Church in Tipton, Iowa, and president of the American Council of Christian Churches.

The point Christians must take from this passage is, "You must have a Christ-like response to God’s sovereign plan."

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The point Christians must take from this passage is, "You need Christ's wisdom!"

Solomon continues addressing temptations to live foolishly in both good and bad times. Specifically here in 7:7-10, you can be pressured to do what's wrong, you can be proud of your position, and you can have a hair-trigger temper.

Solomon addresses temptations to live foolishly in both good and bad times. Specifically here in 7:5-6, listen to believers' Scripture-formed wisdom on how to live, not unbelievers' self-centered message.

Here Solomon teaches that it does matter how you live (7:1), and that wise living demonstrates you know how short life is (7:2-4).

When you truly submit to your sovereign God you will obey and trust him.

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Solomon here teaches that believers must rejoice in God’s gifts, being content under his sovereignty.

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Solomon here teaches that in this sin-cursed world, you can be kept from enjoying God-given wealth because of unjust government, your own covetousness, selfish hoarding, or an unanticipated calamity.

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The resurrected Christ's plan for this age until he returns is for Christians to go throughout the world, proclaim the gospel, immerse and add believers to local churches, and teach them to obey all Christ's commands.

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The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a historical fact that affects what you must believe, how you must live, and what you can count on in the future.

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At the cross Jesus Christ, the King of the Jews, voluntarily took sinners’ place and suffered the punishment of their sin, his death a once-for-all substitutionary sacrifice.

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Solomon teaches in Ecclesiastes 5:1-7 that if you are a presumptuous hypocrite, you will waste your life and God will cause you to lose everything you’ve worked for.

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Solomon observes in Ecclesiastes 4:13-16 that the fickleness of people can make work frustrating instead of fulfilling.

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Solomon observes in Ecclesiastes 4:4-12 that envy and selfish greed make work a frustrating mystery.

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Solomon concludes in Ecclesiastes 4:1-3 that unjust oppression prevents one from enjoying life’s accomplishments.

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Reintroducing the book of Ecclesiastes and reviewing chapters 1-3.

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God the Creator's intention for his creation, male and female, is that they would glorify him. Though they sinned against him, if men and women trust in Jesus Christ he forgives their sin and helps them live as God intended.

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Believers must and will glorify Christ by living a thoroughly Christ-like life.

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Christ will be glorified when he returns and judges the unholy trinity of Satan, the Antichrist, and the False Prophet (Revelation 19:10–20:6) and during his reign in the millennial kingdom (Micah 4:1-8).

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Fallen humanity’s natural character and bent is self-glorifying, the complete opposite of glorifying Christ. The Lord, however, currently holds them back from fully expressing that. There will come a time when God will let the world fully express their sinfulness during the seven-year Tribulation when the Great Harlot, Antichrist, and Babylon have world dominance.

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Though sinners face a grim picture being guilty and condemned by the law, the great price Christ paid to redeem sinners accomplishing his great purposes of justification and regeneration results in believers being fully redeemed.

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Jesus is the coming King, promised by God to Abraham and David and announced to the virgin Mary.

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Jesus is the atoning priest who represents believing sinners to God.

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Jesus is “the prophet” promised in the OT—he must be heard and heeded!

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As the Christian's standard is the Holy Spirit, not his sin nature, that must control his view of everything and everyone.

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Psalm 66 helps the believer learn how to praise God in prayer, focusing on his person, works, and salvation.

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Christians are thankful because they are controlled by God's Word (Colossians 1:9-14).

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In Ecclesiastes 3:16-22 Solomon teaches that though sinners corrupt justice, believers trusting God’s perfect justice can judiciously enjoy the results of their work.

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In Ecclesiastes 3:1-15 Solomon teaches that you must submissively recognize God’s sovereignty and gratefully rejoice in his gifts.

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The doctrine of soul liberty is that no person, religious power, or civil authority can force, compel, or coerce belief. Each person has a conscience and is answerable only to God for his beliefs.

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