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Speaker: Robin Boisvert
God has appointed Jesus as king. How does he exercise authority and how does he fix the problems of this world?
Why is life so bad? What happened to paradise? Well, Genesis 3 gives the answer, describing 4 main things: 1) the rebellion, 2) the consequences, 3) the judgment, and 4) the promise.
Through union with Christ we've been freed from enslavement to sin so that we might serve God.
The Holy Spirit opens our eyes from spiritual blindness in order to see God in his holiness.
If we acknowledge our sin for what it is, God is so good and kind to redeem us and cleanse us of all unrighteousness.
Let us praise the Lord for his immeasurable steadfast love toward us, his people.
God created us to be three dimensional people, using our hearts, souls, and minds to be aware of self, others, and God.
Satanic powers want to destroy Christians by leading them to forget who they are in Christ and to tempt them to grasp for themselves the things they desire.
This class looks at the period of the flood and its place in redemptive history. It reveals not only God's judgment on sin but the salvation of the faithful.
When God revives His people, they respond in grace-filled recommitment. They make the appropriate connections between their sins and the difficulties of their lives, and then commit to change, being distinct from the world by living in love.
Robin Boisvert teaches on Paul's subject of the law in his letter to the Romans.
Robin Boisvert teaches on our being one with Christ, and slaves to righteousness.
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