Guidance for the Faithful
Christians should act boldly to make much of Jesus, trusting God that he is both sovereign and good.
Christians should act boldly to make much of Jesus, trusting God that he is both sovereign and good.
Audio recorded at Feed My Sheep Conference 2020. This recording is Session One from Aaron Menikoff.
Audio recorded at Feed My Sheep Conference 2020. This recording is a panel discussion with Aaron Menikoff, Milton Campbell, and Ed Moore.
In Acts 16:1–5 we see that churches and Christians need the wisdom of God, the love of God, and the knowledge of God to be strengthened.
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In this section of Acts, friendship is the lens through which we see the spread of the gospel.
Real freedom leads faithful churches to radical love.
The gospel of Christ is for all the world. It is received by grace alone, through faith alone, and in Christ alone.
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Matthew’s genealogy is a declaration that Jesus is more than a carpenter–he is the long-expected King of Israel.
Jesus is the Son of God–the savior in whom sinners find everlasting life.
Israel was promised a descendent of King David who would sit on the throne forever. That king is Jesus, the King of the entire world.