Sermons About Election
Grace and Glory (4)
Marcus Honeysett on Romans 9-11 with UCCF south team, enjoying the gospel together!
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The Wonder of Salvation (#2)
What does it mean to be born again? Which comes first – faith or new birth? Is regeneration completely a work of God, or can I take some credit for it? We will consider the wonderful mystery of God imparting spiritual life to those who are dead in their transgressions and sins.
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The Wonder of Salvation (#1)
Has God chosen who will be saved? If so, is it fair for those who aren’t chosen? Doesn’t this make salvation into a fatalistic, mechanistic process where we are robots or puppets? In this message we will see what the Bible has to say about this all-important part of God’s salvation plan.
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A Christian Response to the Presidential Election
Elections come and go but life goes on. Politicians come and politicians go, but Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Presidents are elected to rule, but the True Ruler of the universe is still sovereign and in charge.
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The Election
Our timing of getting to Chapter 8 in I Samuel is pretty God orchestrated, to say the least. What you have is the election of a king? Pretty similar stuff going on in our country right now—our whole country, well, even the whole world, has been charged by this recent election. So, let’s first look at the situation that was going on surrounding the Israelites election of a king, and then we’ll draw out some lessons for us from their election.
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Spread the Poverty
With these issues in mind, Gary and Joel McDurmon discuss the election results and what we should expect from the next administration based on its stated policies and beliefs.
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Vote Like A Christian... So Why Don't I See Jesus on the Ballot?
How do you decide how to vote? Voting with a Christian mind, not a “Christian voting guide” To vote with a Christian mind, I must: 1) know that my primary citizenship is to God (v. 9) 2) know that I am a resident alien (v. 11; Phil. 3:20-21) 3) know that I carry personal responsibility for my actions (v. 11-12) 4) know that I must submit to the governing authority, even if I didn’t vote for it (v. 13-14) 5) know that I have freedom within the boundaries of morality (v. 16) 6) know that God is not my slave, I am his (v. 16) 7) know that I owe respect to everyone (v. 17)
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