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The Cost of Compromise (Part 2 of 2)
Pastor Robbie Symons concludes his message about “The Cost of Compromise” on Live in the Light. How has your life, church, family, business, or heart been threatened by compromise? The life that is fully devoted and focused on the gospel is a life that is blessed. The opposite is nothing but disaster.
The Cost of Compromise (Part 1 of 2)
God has graciously given each of us the gift of free will, which means that we have the freedom to make choices in life. However, when we make selfish choices that are contrary to God’s word, we soon find ourselves in sin, grieving the Holy Spirit, and his power in our lives is lost. Today on Live in the Light, we learn that there are severe consequences when we compromise God’s truth, but there is also great blessing when we pursue conviction, standing firm in the truth and abiding in Christ. Pastor Robbie teaches from 1 Samuel 2.
Conviction Starts in the Home (Part 2 of 2)
Today on Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie Symons concludes his message in 1 Samuel 1. Samuel’s parents’ life of prayer was powerful in shaping his character. Do we prioritize prayer over programs in caring for our children?
We Deserve Death: Sacrifice (Part 2 of 2)
When God created this world, we sinned, thereby breaking our relationship with him. But in his love, God sends his Son to die a pure and sinless death. Jesus is the sacrifice we need. Join us on Live in the Light as we conclude this message on atonement, uncovering the beginning of the gospel narrative and the blessedness of Christ’s sacrifice in Matthew 21 with Pastor Robbie Symons.
Four Essentials to Finishing Strong (Part 1 of 2)
Samuel was not a perfect man but he consistently lived a life of integrity, conviction, and faithfulness. His ability to persevere and endure resulted from his reliance and deep connection to God. Join Pastor Robbie Symons in 1 Samuel 12 on Live in the Light.
Conviction Starts in the Home (Part 1 of 2)
Today’s message on Live in the Light with Pastor Robbie Symons introduces us to Samuel’s parents, Elkanah and Hannah, found in 1 Samuel 1. Elkanah worshipped the Lord and walked in genuine obedience, evidencing his true love for God and family, even when discouraged by his wife’s barrenness. Both he and Hannah modelled a faithfulness and dependence on God in the home where Samuel would be nurtured and raised. His parents’ life of prayer was powerful in shaping Samuel’s character, preparing him for his eventual positioning as a leader for God’s people. Our children are watching – what do they see?
