Lowcountry Community Church Messages

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There is an easier way to salvation than the impossible path of perfectly living the law. Confessing faith in Christ alone will also lead to an outward confession of faith to the world. If you prayed with Pastor Jeff to follow Jesus, we'd love to come alongside you to help guide you in your new faith journey! Fill out a Connect Card here to let us know about the greatest decision of your life...

God’s authority is absolute, allowing Him to exercise patience and extend mercy.

The doctrine of Election teaches that God saves people by His mercy and goodness. He is neither random nor illogical. He will save all who believe and place their faith in Christ Jesus. Bigger Picture: God’s Word is not faulty or in error, and He will follow through on all He has promised.

No concept of heritage or privilege - be it religion, cultural, or ethnic - is enough to be placed in a right relationship with God.

You’re not alone when you’re in the groan zone.

To get through the present groaning, focus on your future glory. The Christian life isn’t about the subtraction of suffering, but rather embracing the God-given grace to pass through the suffering knowing there is greater glory ahead.

We are to apply by faith what God has already accomplished in fact.

My position in Christ deals with the penalty of sin while my practice of living in the Spirit deals with the reality of sin.

God uses our struggle with sin to strip us of self-reliance and begin to trust Him and Him alone.

What happens in a person, culture, society, or nation when sin is practiced but not admitted? Guest Speaker: Rob Jacobs

Becoming a follower of Jesus, and then living for Him, is to constantly say, “I do” to Him.

To make being “under grace” an excuse for sinning is a sign that one is not really “under grace” at all.

The believer is not called to try, but to die. Dying to self ushers in the life and victory Christ gives.

When Christ takes over, the believer experiences abundant life and super-abundant grace.

The reconciliation Christ makes possible prepares, shapes, and transforms the believer.

Genuine faith holds to God’s promises regardless of circumstance.

Self-applause is a sign of spiritual bankruptcy. If, however, we recognize our spiritual bankruptcy, it is then we meet God’s grace.

Justification is not simply the subtraction of sin from our lives but the addition of God’s righteousness in our standing before Him.

The first step in becoming a Christian is to acknowledge that we fall short of the absolute righteousness of God. This drives us to Christ.

It is possible to have the advantage of the knowledge of God’s Word without it making an impact on our lives.

It is possible to be uniquely privileged with the knowledge of God’s Word yet live a life devoid of applying its principles.

The natural world reveals the existence of God as Creator; therefore, people are without excuse for ignoring Him.

Righteousness, life, and faith can never be separated.

We are to love, pray, and give thanks for the Body of Christ while we continue to invite others to join God’s family through Jesus.