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Living The Christian Life – Difficult? No, Impossible! Part 4
The question is often asked, “How do I know when I’m broken?” When you are truly broken, you will likely not be thinking about it. Below is a list of characteristics you might find helpful in better seeing a picture of someone who is broken.

Living The Christian Life- Difficult? No, Impossible! – Part 3
Brokenness refers to the process of breaking man from putting confidence in anything other than God. This process is orchestrated by God so that we learn to walk in complete dependence on Him,…

Living The Christian Life – Difficult? No, Impossible! – Part 2
Man was created to be the visible expression of the invisible God. For this to happen, Christ, who is the image of God (Col.1:15; Heb. 1:3), must be the origin of all that we do; thus, we must surrender our will to allow Christ to live in and through us. So, how do we surrender?

Living The Christian Life – Difficult? No, Impossible!-Part 1
If you have been a Christian for very long, you have likely discovered that trying to live the Christian life is not easy. It seems there is always one more thing you should be doing or something you must stop doing.

Completely Forgiven Once and For All – Part 2
“Do you know how hard it is to remember every sin you commit? I’ll tell you. It’s impossible!”

Completely Forgiven Once and For All – Part 1
“Your sins are NOT forgiven by your good behavior, asking for forgiveness, or confessing your sin.”
6 – Righteousness in Christ
“Because Christians have their sin debt paid for by the blood/death of Jesus, they are declared not guilty (justified) and are therefore, made righteous. Our righteousness and justification are not based on anything we do. They are a gift from God.”

5 – Inheritance in Christ
“We will be in the presence of Almighty God forever. We will be united with Jesus forever.”

4 – Reconciliation
Did you know that you were born with an enemy? The Bible tells us that we were all enemies with God. And furthermore, we were hostile toward him, and alienated from him because of our sin.