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Man Born Blind (Part 1)
The Life and Teachings of ChristSteve Gregg
In this talk, Steve Gregg discusses the story of the man born blind in John chapter 8. He addresses some troublesome points in the text, such as the age of Jesus during the conversation and the assertion that the disciples believed in reincarnation. He also delves into the significance of the statement "I am" and how it relates to God's divine name. Gregg emphasizes that Christians today should not try to explain why some people are born with handicaps, but instead focus on having enough faith to overcome them.
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In this discourse, Steve Gregg reflects on the story of the Man Born Blind in John chapter 5. Despite the multitude of sick people that gathered at th
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Good Shepherd, Sending the 70 (Part 1)
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In this talk, Steve Gregg analyzes John chapter 10 and discusses the parable of the Good Shepherd. He points out the differences between the true shep
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A Question of Pedegree (Part 2)
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In this continuation of "A Question of Pedegree," Steve Gregg examines the concept of genuine discipleship and the dangers of mediocrity and nominalis
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