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Dearing Christian Church
Being - Bringing - Building
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"Faith that Works" (James 2:14-26) - Jamie Regis - February 25, 2024 27.02.2024 32:57
How do we reconcile Romans 3:28 and James 2:24?
"The Most Important Evidence" (James 2:1-13) - Jamie Regis - February 18, 2024 23.02.2024 30:53
When it comes to the courtroom, everything is about the evidence.
"The Gospel isn't Done" (James 1:19-26) - Jamie Regis - February 11, 2024 12.02.2024 29:44
Is there a difference between being saved and being changed?
"Who is Responsible for This?" (James 1:12-18) - Jamie Regis - February, 4, 2024 05.02.2024 34:36
Who is it that brings us face-to-face with temptation?
"The Eye of the Beholder" (James 1:9-11) - Jamie Regis - January 28, 2024 29.01.2024 35:02
Something that will never change in THIS world; there will always be the rich and the poor. What does that mean for the followers of Jesus, who fit into one of those two categories?
"The Whole Enchilada" (James 1:5-8) - Jamie Regis - January 21, 2024 23.01.2024 34:41
What kind of prayer does God desire from His people?
"The Path to Perfection" (James 1:2-4) - Jamie Regis - January 14, 2024 16.01.2024 28:46
When it comes to our perfection before God in this life, do we have any obligation?
"Lil' Brother" (James 1:1) - Jamie Regis - January 7, 2024 08.01.2024 27:01
The testimony of James, the brother of Jesus, is powerful for multiple reasons.
"Hide and Seek" (Genesis 3) - Jamie Regis - December 31, 2023 03.01.2024 29:19
What happens after we fall?
"The Loneliness that Stole Christmas" (Isaiah 61:1) - Jamie Regis - December 24, 2023 26.12.2023 25:20
How do we keep loneliness from stealing Christmas this year?
"The Stuff that Stole Christmas" (Matthew 6:19-21) - Jamie Regis - December 17, 2023 19.12.2023 23:33
Storing up jelly beans is not a wise retirement plan...
"The Schedule that Stole Christmas" (Luke 10:38-42) - Jamie Regis - December 10, 2023 12.12.2023 27:32
Don't miss your Divine appointments this Christmas season.
"Take a Ride with Me" (Romans 12:1,2) - Jamie Regis - December 3, 2023 05.12.2023 29:32
When it comes to living for Jesus in this world, we've got to be about more than merely defense.
"Show Me!" (Exodus 33:18-23) - Jamie Regis - November 26, 2023 27.11.2023 31:27
Why would Moses ask to see God in all His glory?
"Inevitable" (Matthew 5:10-12) - Jamie Regis - November 19, 2023 20.11.2023 26:46
(Sorry for the audio loss at the beginning of the message...we had to cut it short just a little bit, but it doesn't affect the message as a whole...)
"Exchangers" (Matthew 5:9) - Jamie Regis - November 12, 2023 13.11.2023 24:19
Bringing peace into this world has never been an easy task.
"Down Deep" (Matthew 5:8) - Jamie Regis - November 5, 2023 06.11.2023 30:38
When we look deep within ourselves, what do we find?
"More Blessed" (Matthew 5:7) - JB Brown - October 29, 2023 31.10.2023 29:56
The mercy of Jesus will change your life....period.
Midweek Session 20 - 2 Corinthians 12:11-21 25.10.2023 8:22
Paul makes it clear he will be returning to Corinth soon, and he's worried about what he will find.
"Satisfied?" (Matthew 5:6) - Jamie Regis - October 22, 2023 23.10.2023 23:02
When it comes to life, what do we hunger for?
"Satisfied?" (Matthew 5:6) - Jamie Regis - October 22, 2023 23.10.2023 23:02
When it comes to life, what do we hunger for?
Midweek Session 19 - 2 Corinthians 12:1-10 17.10.2023 10:24
What an incredible experience from Paul's past we have been given the privilege of getting just a little insight!
"Consider This" (Matthew 5:5) - Jamie Regis - October 15, 2023 16.10.2023 25:23
When it comes to the way we interact with the world, there is simply no better example to follow than that of Christ.
Midweek Session 18 - 2 Corinthians 11:16-33 10.10.2023 8:25
Paul is, once again, made to "act the fool" to wake the church in Corinth up.
"Cry Me a River" (Matthew 5:3) - Jamie Regis - October 8, 2023 09.10.2023 33:08
When was the last time you truly wept, and why?
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