Holy (Part 4) – Be Holy II
Continuing in this series examining holiness, Andy Evans looks at how, as believers, we are made holy through justification and transformation. < p style=”text-align: justify;”>
Continuing in this series examining holiness, Andy Evans looks at how, as believers, we are made holy through justification and transformation. < p style=”text-align: justify;”>
The sixth in a new series looking at several of the ‘This is Truth’ (ἀμήν) statements that Jesus makes throughout the Gospels. Phill Marsh examines the meaning of the sacrament of communion.
Continuing in this series examining holiness, Andy Evans looks at how, as believers, we are made holy through justification and transformation.
The fifth in a new series looking at several of the ‘This is Truth’ (ἀμήν) statements that Jesus makes throughout the Gospels. Ronnie Evans examines Jesus’ seemingly harsh words to the Pharisees.
Continuing in this series examining holiness, Andy Evans moves through Luke’s Gospel to display the holiness of Jesus Christ.
The fourth in a new series looking at several of the ‘This is Truth’ (ἀμήν) statements that Jesus makes throughout the Gospels. In this fourth sermon, Ronnie Evans talks about how we can only enter the kingdom of God through faith in Christ and not by our own efforts.
A new series examining holiness. Isaiah had a vision of God on His throne, surrounded by seraphim declaring “Holy, holy, holy is the Lord of Hosts”. What does it mean for God to be declared ‘holy’? Andy Evans examines this cry of the seraphim.
In this sixth of the new series ‘The Promise’, Ronnie Evans examines factors in the growth of the early church, including the apostles teaching of sound doctrine and fellowship with other believers.
The second in a new series looking at several of the ‘This is Truth’ (ἀμήν) statements that Jesus makes throughout the Gospels. In this second sermon, Ronnie Evans examines what it means to be ‘born again’.
The first in a new series looking at several of the ‘This is Truth’ (ἀμήν) statements that Jesus makes throughout the Gospels. In this first sermon, Phill Marsh begins with asking how we can identify truth in a world so seemingly full of conflicting ideas.