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Justice and Social Justice
Individual TopicsSteve Gregg
In "Justice and Social Justice," Steve Gregg emphasizes the difference between justice as a response to God and social justice as a concern for justice in social life. He notes that Christians who are not passionate about justice are not yet connected to God's values, and highlights the importance of justice in the Old and New Testaments. While both mercy and grace are important, justice should not be sacrificed, and the Church has a responsibility to bring forth justice on earth. Gregg also cautions against confusing individual justice with group justice, and promotes an understanding of justice based on individual responsibility rather than collective identity.
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In an interview with Steve Gregg, a host of a Christian radio show, he discussed topics such as the portrayal of God in the Old Testament, the importa
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Legalism vs Grace
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Steve Gregg explains that legalistic tendencies in Christians involve imposing rules on others and trying to make them better Christians, which is not
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James: The Man And His Book
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In "James: The Man and His Book", Steve Gregg introduces the figure of James, the leader of the Christian church in Jerusalem and the brother of Jesus
Series by Steve Gregg
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Steve Gregg teaches verse by verse through the book of Hebrews, focusing on themes, warnings, the new covenant, judgment, faith, Jesus' authority, and
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Experience the prophetic words of Zephaniah, written in 612 B.C., as Steve Gregg vividly brings to life the impending judgement, destruction, and hope
Jeremiah
Steve Gregg teaches verse by verse through a 16-part analysis of the book of Jeremiah, discussing its themes of repentance, faithfulness, and the cons
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Knowing God
Knowing God by Steve Gregg is a 16-part series that delves into the dynamics of relationships with God, exploring the importance of walking with Him,
Leviticus
In this 12-part series, Steve Gregg provides insightful analysis of the book of Leviticus, exploring its various laws and regulations and offering spi
2 John
This is a single-part Bible study on the book of 2 John by Steve Gregg. In it, he examines the authorship and themes of the letter, emphasizing the im
Survey of the Life of Christ
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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
Habakkuk
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