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A weekday radio program featuring the verse by verse Bible teaching of Pastor Jeff Johnson broadcasted throughout the United States and abroad.
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Today pastor Jeff is talking about our Ministry! And in case you didn’t realize it, every believer is called to the work of the ministry. Who me? That’s right, God gives us all something to contribute when it comes to sharing the gospel and growing the church.
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Many Christians are frustrated today, because they think they have nothing to offer for the cause of Christ. Well, we all have our part to play in life and in the Church. And what’s exciting to discover is that God has not only given us a part, but will gift and equip us for that role.
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All of us are seeking Joy, hope and peace. Why are these things so elusive? Because so often we are looking in all the wrong places. Romans chapter fifteen shows us how to find these things and that’s where we’re headed on today’s edition of Sound Doctrine.
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God loves everyone and we should too. But that can be a challenge, I’m sure you’d agree. Well on today’s Sound Doctrine we’ll get some much needed help. We’re in the book of Romans, chapter fifteen. And we are about to be reminded of our call to love those God loves.
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We all know that we have times when we stumble. By the end of our time together, you’ll learn why it’s so important that people see Jesus in us! To be like Jesus is a lofty goal to be sure, but what does it look like? And how do we get there? Well, stick around, as answers from the book of Romans are headed your way on Sound Doctrine.
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Of all the occurrences in the book of Acts, what happens in chapter ten is among the most significant. The Gentiles are hearing the gospel message for the first time. Now, as you might imagine, some of the Jews were not happy about this. They thought the gospel was for them only.
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Today on Sound Doctrine we’ll learn that to be like Jesus is the highest goal in life. And there’s no greater thing that could be said of you. But it’s not something you can accomplish on your own. It’s a work of the Holy Spirit. What’s your goal when it comes to having a role model for your life? There should be only one answer.
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Today we’ll be completing Romans chapter fourteen, where the apostle Paul has been showing us how we’re to resolve relationship conflicts in the church. In other words, how to take care of in-house family problems.
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Maybe you’ve noticed that the church doesn’t always get along like we should. At times we bicker and fight over the most inconsequential things. This is completely counterproductive to our goal to be witnesses for Christ. So today we’re going to take a step back and see together how we can be stepping- stones instead of stumbling blocks.
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We’ve been given many liberties in the Lord! But before we go ahead and exercise them we need to ask, “Could this stumble a brother or sister?” Your answer to that all-important question will serve to guide you in your decision to refrain or go ahead! We can have a great influence on those around us, so we need to be wise.
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In Romans chapter fourteen, we’re given some valuable instruction on the things God may have us let go of in order to show love. Some examples might be alcohol, listening to certain music, the watching of particular TV shows. The world encourages us to indulge in these things, but in the end, they tend to interfere with God’s desire for us to serve Him, and to serve and love others.
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Today Pastor Jeff is going to be showing us why Jesus came to the earth. Spend some time with us now, getting regrouped and rested up in God’s Word, so that these days will be a wonderful and rewarding time. Pastor Jeff is in the book of Acts, chapter ten.
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Today on Sound Doctrine, pastor Jeff Johnson encourages us to get along and avoid judging and criticizing over non-essential issues. There’s far too much at stake! The world is watching, and they can spot hypocrisy a mile away. Jeff’s message today is based in Romans chapter fourteen.
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Today on Sound Doctrine we’ll learn why it’s important that we get along with fellow believers! Sure we may not agree on all the non-essentials or grey areas and that’s ok! Pastor Jeff Johnson encourages us to love with God’s love in part 2 of the Games Christians Play.
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Today on Sound Doctrine we’ll learn how to exercise our liberties in a God-honoring way, and come to the realization that it’s ok if we disagree in these areas. Pastor Jeff Johnson will use Romans chapter fourteen as the springboard for today’s insightful message.
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We’re in the book of Romans today on Sound Doctrine! We’ll notice we’re not to condemn our brother or sister who practice their God given liberties or have different convictions than we do. That’s appropriately called, “majoring on the minors”, and it is to be avoided because it causes unnecessary strife.
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As we continue in Romans thirteen we’ll be challenged to take some steps that will move us in the right direction, safeguarding us from sin that will lull us to sleep. The last thing we need is to be sleeping right now! The Lord is coming soon and it’s time to wakeup!
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Aren't you glad God doesn't play favorites with us? He loves us all equally and that is what we'll be talking about today as we explore Acts chapter ten. Join us as we continue to examine the establishment of the early church and the lessons we can learn from those first century Christians.
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If there’s one thing the Christian church in America needs, and the church around the world as well, it’s a wake-up call! Time is of the essence because the Lord is coming. But it’s not hard to see, many in the Church are sleeping! We have gotten too comfortable!
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All of us can name can name someone in our life who is hard to love. Maybe it’s someone who is rude. Maybe it’s someone who has cheated us in some way. Maybe they really get on your nerves! Today pastor Jeff encourages us to love God’s way, and that involves loving and forgiving someone with all of their faults. To do so is to be like Jesus.
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