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    Ignite America: Steps to Revival

    Ignite America: Steps to Revival. We are joined by Barry Meguiar (President, Meguiar Car Products; Founder, Ignite America). Topics discussed include: From Car Crazy to Jesus Crazy! Ignite Christians to Ignite Churches. Seven Steps to Get in the Game. Tools for Sharing Jesus. A Word to Pastors.

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    68 The Morning Devotional - Psalm 101

    The Morning Devotional Season 11 | Edition 68 Psalm 101 Providence Presbyterian Church Evansville, IN Pastor's Website: https://theparchment.net/ This devotional explores Psalm 101, focusing on King David's commitment to walking with integrity of heart and rejecting evil. The message emphasizes that true moral uprightness originates from the condition of one's inner life rather than external appearances. It highlights the human inability to maintain perfect holiness without divine assistance and points to Jesus Christ as the only perfect example of such integrity. Believers are encouraged to rely on the Holy Spirit for guidance while looking to Christ as their ultimate Savior and model for righteous living.

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    Devo 77: Making Major Decisions

    The devotional emphasizes the profound spiritual and eternal consequences of major decisions, using Joshua's treaty with the Gibeonites as a cautionary example. It highlights the danger of making binding commitments—whether verbal or written—without seeking God's guidance, especially when critical information is withheld or misrepresented. The central message is that a Christian's word must be as binding as a signed contract, and failure to honor it undermines one's integrity and witness. The preacher urges believers to seek divine peace and discernment before committing time, money, or resources, warning that even seemingly ideal opportunities may be deceptive if they lack God's approval. Ultimately, the lesson is one of humility, prayerful dependence, and the recognition that every decision carries long-range effects that extend beyond the individual to future generations.

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    The Righteous: Who…What…Why?

    The Righteous: Who…What…Why? We are joined by Renton Rathbun (BJU Press). Topics discussed include: Who are the Righteous? What is Righteousness and What is It Not? What is the Responsibility of the Righteous? Why Does It Matter?

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    "Spiritual Discernment pt. 1"

    The sermon explores the critical Christian duty of spiritual discernment, urging believers to test all teachings against the standard of Scripture. Drawing primarily from 1 John 4, it outlines three principles for evaluating teachers: refusing to believe every spirit, testing claims by their confession of Jesus Christ's incarnation, and recognizing the opposition of the antichrist spirit. The preacher emphasizes that true faith requires examining its object before placing confidence in it, warning against false teachers who distort the gospel or diminish the person and work of Christ. Ultimately, the message calls for a steadfast commitment to the biblical truth of Jesus alone as the sole foundation for salvation and spiritual assurance. In light of the danger of false teaching and the church's experience with false teachers, John commands believers to exercise discernment by testing everything according to the standard of Scripture, and the truths of Jesus Christ.

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    18 Faith That Makes a Family

    Sermon: Faith That Makes a Family Sermon Text: Romans 4:9-12 Sermon Preached at Providence Presbyterian Church Evansville, IN The sermon expounds on Romans 4 to establish that justification is received by faith alone, independent of religious rituals or ethnic heritage. Using Abraham as the primary example, the preacher demonstrates that God credited righteousness to him before he was circumcised, proving that salvation is not contingent upon outward signs like baptism or Jewish lineage. This theological argument dismantles any reliance on works or ceremonial badges for salvation, emphasizing that faith in Christ's finished work is the sole instrument of being made right with God. The message extends this truth to Gentiles, affirming that all who believe are united as a spiritual family under Abraham, regardless of their background. Consequently, believers are called to live out this faith through costly commitment and obedience, reflecting their identity as children in God's family.

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    18 Faith That Makes a Family

    Sermon: Faith That Makes a Family Sermon Text: Romans 4:9-12 Series: The Power of God for Salvation (Romans) The sermon expounds on Romans 4 to establish that justification is received by faith alone, independent of religious rituals or ethnic heritage. Using Abraham as the primary example, the preacher demonstrates that God credited righteousness to him before he was circumcised, proving that external signs like baptism do not confer salvation. The message warns against relying on church affiliation, good works, or sacraments for standing before God, emphasizing instead that trust in Christ is the sole instrument of pardon. This doctrine unites believers from all backgrounds into a spiritual family, sharing Abraham as their common father through shared faith rather than biology or ritual. Consequently, true Christians are called to live out costly commitment and obedience as a response to this grace, reflecting the unity and responsibility of being part of God's family.

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    A Divided Church's Greatest Need

    The sermon addresses the danger of churches drifting from their primary mission by focusing on human preferences, personalities, and cultural standards rather than the message of Christ. Drawing from 1 Corinthians 1, it highlights how the Corinthian believers were fractured by loyalty to specific leaders instead of unity in Jesus. The preacher argues that the power of the church lies solely in the gospel of the cross, which stands in stark contrast to worldly wisdom and rhetorical sophistication. Three key commitments are urged: proclaiming the gospel over personal preferences, trusting its divine power over human intellect, and treasuring its saving truth above all other activities. Ultimately, the message calls believers to keep Christ crucified at the center of their faith and practice.

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