Cain and Abel
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Steve Gregg delves into the story of Cain and Abel from a biblical perspective. He notes that while there is a heretical interpretation that suggests Cain was Satan's offspring, there is no merit to this belief. Cain's offering was not accepted by God, possibly because his heart wasn't in the right place, while Abel's was. However, Gregg stresses that the focus should be on following God's word and instructions rather than on innovative religious systems or preferred methods of worship. The story of Cain and Abel highlights the importance of adhering to God's standards and avoiding sin.
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Christian Response to Gay Marriage
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In "Christian Response to Gay Marriage," Steve Gregg argues for the biblical definition of marriage as a divine institution between one man and one wo
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Communion (Part 1)
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In "Communion (Part 1)" by Steve Gregg, different views on the practice of Communion, also known as the Eucharist, among various Christian denominatio
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Bottom Line Interview (2021)
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Steve Gregg, a seasoned veteran of faith and a Bible teacher, was recently interviewed on the Bottom Line Show. In the interview, Gregg mentioned his
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