Living by Faith (2019)
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In "Living by Faith," Steve Gregg delves into the biblical concept of living faith, emphasizing the importance of trusting in God's faithfulness and surrendering control of outcomes to Him. Gregg explains that living by faith involves actively working towards our goals while entrusting the ultimate outcome to God. He also addresses sensitive topics such as same-sex attraction, temptation, forgiveness, and justice, providing a balanced and biblical perspective on each issue. Overall, Gregg emphasizes the importance of a steadfast trust in God to provide and guide our lives.
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Living by Faith (2022)
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In "Living by Faith (2022)," Steve Gregg discusses the concept of living a life of faith in God. This involves trusting that God has a purpose and act
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Living With Your Conscience
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Steve Gregg emphasizes the importance of a clean conscience, as it is necessary for spiritual blessings and joy. Conscience is a spiritual organ that
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Lessons on the Walk to Emmaus
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In "Lessons on the Walk to Emmaus", Steve Gregg discusses the Old Testament prophecies related to Jesus Christ. Using the story of the two men on the
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