A Vision for Children
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Steve Gregg argues that society lacks a vision for children, including among Christians. He suggests that children are a gift from God and should be valued as such. Gregg believes investing in and raising children to be followers of Christ is crucial for creating a better future and a more godly world. He encourages parents to view their children as world-changers and torchbearers for Christ, part of God's plan to expand his kingdom.
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Abiding in Christ
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In "Abiding in Christ," Steve Gregg explores the concept of remaining connected to Jesus Christ as one's Lord and abiding in Him as a dynamic relation
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Astrology
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Steve Gregg concisely discusses the history of astrology, its pagan roots, and its conflict with Christian beliefs. He touches on the Bible's mentioni
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A Teachable Spirit (2019)
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In "A Teachable Spirit", Steve Gregg stresses the importance of having a humble and receptive attitude to growth as a Christian. He emphasizes that ch
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Steve Gregg teaches a verse-by-verse study of the book of Philemon, examining the historical context and themes, and drawing insights from Paul's pray
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In this 38-part series, Steve Gregg teaches verse by verse through the Gospel of John, providing insightful analysis and exploring important themes su
Ecclesiastes
Steve Gregg teaches verse by verse through the book of Ecclesiastes, exploring its themes of mortality, the emptiness of worldly pursuits, and the imp
Acts
Steve Gregg teaches verse by verse through the book of Acts, providing insights on the early church, the actions of the apostles, and the mission to s
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Steve Gregg provides a verse-by-verse exposition of 1 Corinthians, delving into themes such as love, spiritual gifts, holiness, and discipline within
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This series by Steve Gregg delves into the foundational beliefs of Christianity, including topics such as baptism, faith, repentance, resurrection, an
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In this 6-part series, Steve Gregg emphasizes the importance of pursuing godliness and avoiding sinful behavior as a Christian, encouraging listeners
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In this 8-part series from Steve Gregg, listeners are taken on an insightful journey through the book of Colossians, exploring themes of transformatio
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