2 Corinthians 4
2 CorinthiansSteve Gregg
In this talk, Steve Gregg continues his study of 2 Corinthians, highlighting the importance of accountability within church leadership and organizations. He emphasizes the role of conscience in guiding individuals in their ethical and moral decision-making, and cautions against micromanaging the lives of church members who are doing fine without it. Gregg also draws parallels between Genesis and the development of Christian life, and stresses the value of suffering and resilience in renewing the inward self.
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In this talk, Steve Gregg discusses 2 Corinthians 5 and its implications for eternal destiny. He argues against the concept of perpetual disembodiment
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In this talk, Steve Gregg discusses 2 Corinthians 5-6, focusing on the idea of a new creation and our inheritance in Christ. He explores the concept o
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In this talk, Steve Gregg explores the theme of glory and contrasts the external, written covenant of the Old Testament with the internal, spiritual c
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A thorough analysis of the book of Isaiah by Steve Gregg, covering various themes like prophecy, eschatology, and the servant songs, providing insight
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Steve Gregg explores the intricate implications of certain biblical passages in relation to the future of Israel, highlighting the historical context,
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