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Galatians 3:15-25
Galatians 3:15-25 | EV Church | 17/08/2014 | Tim Baldwin
Tim Baldwin discusses the history of the promise of grace made to Abram 4,000 years ago, examining the law in the context of the promise. Are you really captured by grace, and through humility, accepting the sinful condition that impacts us all, with an assurance that you are saved not through works but because of what God has done.
Saturday EV - Galatians 3:15-25
Galatians 3:15-25 | Saturday EV | 16/08/2014 | Tim Baldwin
Tim Baldwin discusses the history of the promise of grace made to Abram 4,000 years ago, examining the law in the context of the promise. Are you really captured by grace, and through humility, accepting the sinful condition that impacts us all, with an assurance that you are saved not through works but because of what God has done.
Peninsula EV - Galatians 3:15-25
Galatians 3:15-25 | Grace Church Peninsula | 17/08/2014 | Andrew Heard
Andrew Heard discusses the history of the promise of grace made to Abram 4,000 years ago, examining the law in the context of the promise. Are you really captured by grace, and through humility, accepting the sinful condition that impacts us all, with an assurance that you are saved not through works but because of what God has done.
Galatians 3:15-25 - EV Night
Galatians 3:15-25 | EV Night | 17/08/2014 | Andrew Heard
Andrew Heard discusses the history of the promise of grace made to Abram 4,000 years ago, examining the law in the context of the promise. Are you really captured by grace, and through humility, accepting the sinful condition that impacts us all, with an assurance that you are saved not through works but because of what God has done.
1 Timothy 2:1-7 - EV Night
1 Timothy 2:1-7 | EV Night | 15/05/2016 | Dan Ford
Dan Ford kicks off 1 Timothy 2 by showing us what Paul sees as the big thing that needs to be the heartbeat of God's church. Have you put your hope in the one mediator, Jesus Christ, to get you right with God? And are you now someone who loves to pray that all people would be saved?
Acts 13:38-48
Acts 13:38-48 | EV Church | 11/10/2015 | Andrew Heard
Andrew Heard kicks off the new series from Acts 13-28 "To the ends of the earth", explaining Luke's historical account of the spread of the Gospel to the Gentiles; a direct result of the hand of God. Given that God desires for people to find forgiveness and be saved, are you living your life, and using you time and resources to support the spread of the Gospel in order to save the lost?
Acts 13:38-48 - EV Night
Acts 13:38-48 | EV Night | 11/10/2015 | Andrew Heard
Andrew Heard kicks off the new series from Acts 13-28 "To the ends of the earth", explaining Luke's historical account of the spread of the Gospel to the Gentiles; a direct result of the hand of God. Given that God desires for people to find forgiveness and be saved, are you living your life, and using you time and resources to support the spread of the Gospel in order to save the lost?
Romans 7:1-6
Romans 7:1-6 | EV Church | 4/08/2013 | Andrew Heard
Much of Romans is meant to correct misunderstandings. Andrew unpacks the first 6 verses of Romans 7 in light of several misunderstandings. 1. Everything one day will be okay. 2. If God is holy and angry at sin, give me the laws to live by. 3. We misunderstand marriage. Being bound by marriage is different to being romantically connected. 4. Christians live under guilt. (wrong - we are counted as righteous). 5. If I'm saved by what Christ has done, I can do what I like. 6. To be in the spirit means you don't need the written word. 7. Christians are no different to anyone else. 8. Christianity is like every others religion Pray that you will rejoice that we are free from the law, and free to grow in holiness for Christ our rescuer.
Romans 6:1-14
Romans 6:1-144 | EV Church | 21/07/2013 | Andrew Heard
Romans 6 answers the question, if we are saved by grace, do we really need to change at all? Christianity is all about change. The early chapters of Romans highlight the big issues of life, such as God's judgement of sin. Romans describes Two Realms * Adam - Sin, Death, Law, Condemnation, Old * Jesus/God - Life, Freedom, Righteousness, New Moving from Adam's realm to God's realm isn't possible by works, but by faith (Rom 5:1) Baptism is being incorporated into something, or identified with. Faith unites us with Christ and baptises us as a Christian. Died to Adam's realm in order that we can live a new life in God's realm. Free from being a slave to sin, and given power to live in God's realm. Grow and develop a discontent with the old self, whilst grow in contentment of the new life Discipline yourself to not let sin reign