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 relationship that requires continual effort and interaction. Gregg emphasizes the importance of abiding in Christ for salvation and remaining faithful and fruitful. This ongoing process involves keeping His commandments and walking in love, and requires intentional effort and ongoing commitment.
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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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Steve Gregg challenges the idea that atheism can answer all fundamental questions and argues that it is not a rational position because it is often dr
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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 v
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