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Battle for the Truth (Part 2)
Individual TopicsSteve Gregg
Steve Gregg discusses the battle for truth in society and the spiritual warfare against lies and falsehoods. He argues that reality is objective and truth conforms to it, contending that standing up for truth is important in courts, Congress, universities, and even churches. The absence of the Word of God has resulted in societies drifting away from knowledge and a lack of understanding of truth and spiritual things. Gregg emphasizes the importance of knowing and accepting the truth, even if it may be uncomfortable or unpopular, and encourages Christians to stand strong in their beliefs and to lovingly and patiently correct those who are deceived or deluded.
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In his discourse, Steve Gregg explores the conditions of discipleship as outlined by Jesus in Luke chapter 14. He emphasizes that becoming a true disc
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In "Being a Disciple in the Kingdom of God," Steve Gregg emphasizes the importance of following Jesus as the appointed and anointed King. He describes
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