What Makes a Christian Different?
October 6, 2024
(Titus 2:11-15) If you want to know “how” to become a Christian and what your life should look life after making the decision to follow Jesus, this foundational sermon answers these questions and many more. Dr. McGee turns to Titus to show us that children of God are different in their origin, in their manner of life, and in their destination.
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Titus 2:11-15
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Get ready to fight the good fight against legalism in Galatians. When this letter was written, it defended the gospel of Christ from people who wanted to reduce it to rules. Not surprising, Galatians has provided the backbone for several great spiritual revivals around the world. Freedom, we learn, is a serious fight. Allow grace to revolutionize your own life through these seven lessons from Dr. J. Vernon McGee.
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Get ready to fight the good fight against legalism in Galatians. When this letter was written, it defended the gospel of Christ from people who wanted to reduce it to rules. Not surprising, Galatians has provided the backbone for several great spiritual revivals around the world. Freedom, we learn, is a serious fight. Allow grace to revolutionize your own life through these seven lessons from Dr. J. Vernon McGee.