Building your spiritual foundation on a man is like building it on sand. Mr. Beam discusses how you need to build your spiritual foundation on a rock which is God. He goes on to tell us to prove all things…
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What is Mature Christian Manhood?
There is no doubt that mature responsible men seem to be a dying breed in the world we live in. Within the self-absorbed “me generation” that we all live in today, a Christian vision of real manhood seems to be…
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Christian Accountability
Today we will cover the 3rd sermon in a series titled "Legalism, Liberalism and Accountability". The reality of God's word is that every person, Christian or Non-Christian is accountable before the very sovereign God, and will have to bow down…
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True Legalism
One of the worst things we as Christians can be called is a legalist. If someone came up to you and called you a legalist, how would you challenge them? We need a Godly come back. Today we begin a…
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Legalism, Liberalism and Accountability
Picture a road straight and narrow. Each of us as Christians must travel this road to the Kingdom. We must travel the straight and narrow, but we sometimes sway to one side or the other. As we travel forward we…
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May I Have Your Attention Please?
Filmmaker and media consultant Phil Cooke, is quoted as saying, “the most valuable commodity of the 21st century will be undivided attention.” Attention is an important biblical concept as well a critical characteristic of a disciple of Jesus Christ. In…
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Pentecost - Lessons From the Parable of the Talents
On the Feast of Pentecost, Charles Graby, a deacon serving in Atlanta and Buford, discusses the expectations that God has for those to whom he has given talents.
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Accountability
Jesus Christ perfectly fulfilled the mission for which He was born as human. He had a character attribute we as Christians must develop, use, and “feel” in our spiritual and physical lives and in our private and professional lives, and…
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Accountability
Jesus Christ perfectly fulfilled the mission for which He was born as human. He had a character attribute we as Christians must develop, use, and “feel” in our spiritual and physical lives and in our private and professional lives, and…
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How is your spiritual return on investment?
This sermon investigates what God expects of each of us in relation to our own individual responsibility to do spiritual work. With this understanding, we are better able to understand the investment He has made in each of us and…
