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The Life and Teachings of ChristSteve Gregg
In this discourse, Steve Gregg discusses various aspects of the teachings of Jesus, including the promise of the Holy Spirit, the peace available through Him, and the significance of His sacrifice on the cross. He emphasizes that the peace of a Christian is not dependent on external circumstances, but is a result of walking in the Spirit, and can be maintained by prayer and obedience to God. Gregg also suggests that different interpretations of Jesus' sacrifice may exist, but it is essential to focus on how the Bible presents this event.
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