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We review the differences of living by the law and living by God's grace and the consequences of our choices of which master we serve.

Since we have been given a new life in Christ, we need to remember that we are His, and we should use our lives to glorify Him.

As a Christian, living our new life with Christ, we must remember that sin is no longer our master.

As we live our lives in Christ, we need to continue to look to Him and what He has done for us as we grow to become more like Him.

As we get back into our study of the book of Romans, we take a look at the contrast between the two men and their two acts.

The Gospel is the only hope for real and lasting change because Jesus gives us the power and desire to change.

Learning a language and culture, and doing translation, is much more involved than a person would think.

The idea that God is our Father is vital to understanding how Jesus says we should pray.

As we continue our focus on "the Lord's Prayer" in Matthew 6, we dig deeper into the meaning of calling the God of Heaven our Father.

The ability to properly disciple starts with a heart of humility. To be disciples, and to make disciples, we need a heart of humility.

Christ did His work of redemption on the cross. Once we accept the gift of salvation, the Spirit comes and does His work of transformation on our hearts.

If we don't have the right view of the greatness and holiness of God, we won't have a right view of sin, and our sinful selves.

There are four attributes of God (that start with the letter G) that help us remember to have a high view of God: He is Great, He is Glorious, He is Good and He is Gracious.

It is important to remember that, with the first four words of "the Lord's Prayer," Jesus is inviting us into a close, personal relationship with God.

The context of the Lord's Prayer in Matthew 6 gives us a better understanding of why Jesus showed us how we ought to pray.

In the middle of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus gave us an example of how we should pray. But, to get proper context for why He did that, we need to go back to the beginning of the sermon.

The word "counseling" means to admonish or to impart understanding. Here we show what biblical counseling is not, what it is, and it's purpose.

Discipleship and Christian counseling are closely intertwined. They are almost the same thing. But why is it so important?

Honor and respect are two things that are learned in the home. As parents, it is our responsibility to not only teach them, but be godly examples of them.

Sometimes it helps to know what is different when we walk in the Spirit and when we are not walking in the Spirit.

In 1 Peter, we are told to "be holy." How are we to do that, especially in this current age?

One of the great blessings of being justified by faith is that we are saved from God's wrath by the blood of Jesus.

All blessings are a direct result of our position in Christ. The first few verses of Romans 5 tells us what some of those blessings are.

1st Corinthians 13 gives a great definition of godly love. But the first word Paul uses isn't what you would expect and really gets down to the nitty-gritty of what love is.

All blessings are a direct result of our position. In the first two verses of Romans 5, we see four things we are given when we are declare righteous by God.