Sanctification

Believers are commanded to pursue peace with everyone and the practical holiness that evidences God's sanctifying work. These responsibilities are personal but not solitary, because Christians need the local church to help one another run

Sanctification

God's grace supplies everything believers need for life and godliness while calling them to diligent growth in virtue, knowledge, self-control, steadfastness, godliness, affection, and love. Christian effort is neither self-salvation nor

Sanctification

Hebrews 10:1-10 contrasts the inability of animal sacrifices to remove sin with the once-for-all offering of Christ. The sermon presents Jesus as the all-sufficient sacrifice who sanctifies His people by the will of God.

Sanctification

Philippians 2 holds together the twin truths of God's sovereign work in sanctification and the believer's real responsibility to obey. The sermon encourages Christians to work out what God has worked in, while warning that moral effort

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Philippians 2:12-13 teaches the believer's responsibility in sanctification. The sermon calls the church to work out salvation in practical obedience while recognizing that God is the one working in His people.

Sanctification

Continuing through the church's confession, the message explains sanctification as the cooperative work in which believers labor while God works in them, then walks through a list of vital signs from Scripture that mark a truly regenerate

Sanctification

Hebrews 10 contrasts repeated Old Testament sacrifices with Christ's once-for-all offering. Jesus provides forgiveness, peace, sanctification, and freedom that the old covenant sacrifices could never supply.

Sanctification

Concluding a series through John 14-16, this message describes the Holy Spirit's ministry of guiding believers into truth and applying Christ's Word both within the church and toward the lost world. It calls the congregation to know the

Sanctification