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We tend to understand “Christ in me” better than we understand “me in Christ.” It’s easy for us to see Jesus as a spiritual part of us, rather than us to see ourselves as dead to sin and alive in him. Pastor Matt Wilson describes our predicament and how we can see our identity more accurately.
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A Disciple of Jesus: Foundations for True Discipleship This teaching unpacks Mark 1:17 to show that a disciple of Jesus is someone who follows him, is transformed by him, and […]
What does Ryan Burge’s The Vanishing Church reveal about religious decline in America? Burge studies American religion through survey data. In The Vanishing Church, he examines evangelicals, Catholics, mainline Protestants, […]
Teachings and Life of Jesus in Disciple Making The teachings and life of Jesus anchor the Great Commission, where making disciples means teaching people to obey everything he commanded, not […]
What Does It Mean to Be Baptized? Clear Forgiveness What does it mean to be baptized? Baptism is described as the normative point where faith connects with God’s grace and […]
