The Loving God
Knowing GodSteve Gregg
Summary: Steve Gregg explores the concept of loving God and the dynamics of relationships with Him. He emphasizes that every person has the potential for a relationship with God, even those who initially approach Him with hostility or rebellion. Gregg highlights Jesus' manifestation of God's love and emphasizes that loving God requires surrendering oneself and prioritizing God's pleasure over our own. He discusses the dangers of idolatry and the importance of obedience as a demonstration of love for God. Gregg also reflects on the natural and covenantal aspects of jealousy in the context of God's relationship with His people.
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Fellowship with God (Part 1)
Knowing God
Discover the profound significance of fellowship with God as Steve Gregg eloquently shares insights on the shared oneness, celebration of unity, and m
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Fellowship with God (Part 2)
Knowing God
Discover the essence of fellowship with God as Steve Gregg unveils the Biblical truth that God desires to have a relationship with us. Through various
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The Fear God
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Steve Gregg delves into the concept of fearing God in this thought-provoking exploration. While some may view the Old Testament God as wrathful and fe
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