Lewis and Clark Bible Church Unknown

This sermon expounds on the glorious truth of the Biblical Gospel from Romans 3-21-22a. This text speaks of the Gospel found in the Scriptures alone, in Christ alone. Join us to glory in these wonderful truths.

Join us as we delve into this four-part series entitled -Everybody Bad.- In this final part, we will explore the universal reality that everybody, outside of Christ, is condemned. Looking at Romans 3-19-20, we see that no unbeliever, through Scripture, has a defense or capacity to repair their relationship with God apart from Christ. We, as believers, should be thankful for God's grace, Biblical introspective to ensure that we are pleasing to the Lord, and make sure that we appropriately use the Scriptures in our evangelism.

Join us this morning as Pastor Daryl Hilbert from Grace Bible Church from Gillette, Wyoming, brings the Word. He will be discussing 1 Timothy 4-1, encouraging us to strive for sound doctrine and avoid doctrines of demons.

Join us as we delve into this four-part series entitled 'Everybody's Bad.' In this third part, we will explore the universal reality that everybody, including us, does bad things, as highlighted in Romans3-15-18. From war to murder to broken communities to abortions, our society is one of destructive ways. This stems from the fact that everyone without Christ engages in disrespectful worship.

Join us as we delve into this four-part series entitled 'Everybody's Bad.' In this second part, we will explore the universal reality that everybody, including us, says bad words, as highlighted in Romans 3-13-14. This is a topic that resonates with our daily lives, and as believers, we should be grateful for the immense power of God's grace, which saved us despite our use of deceitful, malicious, and obscene speech.

Join us as we study this four-part series entitled 'Everybody's Bad.' In this first part, we will see that everybody is a bad person, as stated in Romans 3-9-12. While believers should be thankful for God's grace, we need to remember that at one time we were like everybody else. We were controlled by our sin like everybody else, and we were completely depraved like everybody else.