Matthew 7:13 - 7:14
Gospel of MatthewSteve Gregg
In this talk, Steve Gregg discusses the concept of grace and its connection to faith in the Bible. He cites Matthew 7:13-14 and emphasizes the importance of striving to enter the narrow gate, which requires commitment and drive. While some may think they are following Jesus half-heartedly, Gregg suggests that they may actually be on the wrong road and encourages listeners to consistently act in accordance with their faith to enter the kingdom of God.
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Matthew 7:15 - 7:20
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In this teaching, Steve Gregg discusses the dangers of false teachers and prophets in the church. He points out that just because someone claims to be
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Matthew 7:21 - 7:23
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In this talk, Steve Gregg discusses the stern warnings given by Jesus to his disciples in Matthew 7:21-23. Jesus warns that not everyone who calls him
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Matthew 7:7 - 7:12
Gospel of Matthew
Steve Gregg discusses Matthew 7:7-12, emphasizing the importance of praying according to God's will. He notes that asking is a condition for receiving
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