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‘Don’t Go Too Far!’
‘Don’t Go Too Far!’

Introduction

In the historical account of Moses leading God’s people out of Egypt we find these words:

  • I will harden Pharaoh’s heart

The danger and cure for a hard heart.

Shane Capps

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People to Watch Out For
People to Watch Out For

Introduction

In Rolling Meadows, just a short drive from here, stands Harvest Bible Chapel. You’ve probably driven by it. The church started ...


5 warning signs to recognize a leader who is dangerous.

Kevin Miller

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The Danger of Deceit
The Danger of Deceit

Introduction

Spiritual deception lurks everywhere. It is probably stronger in our country now than at any time in our history. On the other hand, it isn’t ...


False teachers pursue spiritual harlotry, financial manipulation, and masquerade as messengers of the gospel.

Tom Schreiner

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God's Unstoppable Purpose

Text: 2 Chronicles 17:1-18:34
Topic: The unstoppable will of God

From the editor:

Here's a sermon from Old Testament professor Dennis Magary (Trinity Evangelical ...


We must allow the will of God to affect every aspect of our lives, because his will succeeds through and in spite of us.

Dennis Magary

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Courage
Courage

Introductory remarks from Mark Buchanan:

"Courage" was the third week in a 10-week series on Philippians entitled I Can Do Everything: Paul, Jesus, the ...


Courage encourages others to be courageous, exalts Christ, and displays God's supremacy.

Mark Buchanan

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The Second Extreme: Contempt for the Lost

Introduction

I've got good news, bad news, and hard news.

The good news: The best argument for God is the church. Everyday, God becomes accessible to a ...


To both experience and celebrate God's grace, we must allow him to swallow us whole.

Mark Buchanan

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Fourth Man in the Furnace

Illustration: Last August, you might remember 118 crewmen dying when a series of explosions caused the Russian submarine Kursk to sink. Twenty-three of ...


Christ meets us in our worst trials.

John Ortberg

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