Sermons tagged #Change

On today's Equipping You in Grace show, Dave and Paul Tautges discuss our identity in Christ, addressing guilt, shame, and temptation in our live with the gospel, biblical meditation, life in the local church, and his new book, Remade: Embracing Your Complete Identity (P&R, 2023) . What you'll hear in this episode • Already/yet reality of the Christian life. • Why Christians must understand their identity in Christ. • Why Christians no longer being under condemnation helps Christians who struggle with guilt and shame. • Why the Christian should keep on repenting. • What indwelling sin and how it relates to the Christian life. • How prayer can help us address temptation in our lives. • The importance of discipline in the Christian life. • What it looks like to practically meditate on the Word. • What it looks like practically to bear one another's burdens. About the Guest Paul Tautges is a pastor, biblical counselor, and author of many books on topics related to Christian living, pastoral ministry, parenting, and counseling, including Anxiety: Knowing God's Peace. Paul is married to Karen, and together they cherish their ten children and a growing tribe of grandchildren. He blogs at www.counselingoneanother.com. Thank you for listening to this episode of Equipping You in Grace.

The more we know of God's love for us the more it will strengthen us and change us.

Take the Spiritual Health Check-Up that Paul gives the Corinthians in his farewell statement. Be encouraged to know the presence and peace of God in your daily life. Scatter Session #9 Scatter Season #2

God is unchangeable in His being and attributes God is unchangeable in His purposes and promises How then shall we live

In this sermon, we see that God does not change.

Pastor McKinnon continues his sermon series on the Order of Salvation, explaining what biblical conversion is and what it means to be converted.

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How can one know he is really saved from his sin? How do you know you are a Christian? There is one "yes or no", "true or false" question to know for sure! Be encouraged with the double witness answer to this all important question.

In order to follow Jesus, you have to take the first step. He has provided a clear way into relationship and apprenticeship – and there is no other way than his. Being a Christian is not simply believing in God, going to church, or doing good deeds. It's a lifestyle of repentance and faith in Jesus as Savior and Lord. To put it differently, being a Christian means turning from sin, learning to think rightly about God, and fully depending on him for life and godliness.

I. Preparation for the gospel message. A. With great consequences. B. With great change. II. Acceptance through the gospel message. A. For those desiring to hear it. B. For those showing true faith.