Wednesday, September 1, 2004  

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 In This Issue
Faith And Works (3 of 5)
Lance Ralston
What does it mean to have faith in our Lord God? Faith can be defined as a confident belief in the truth. This principle of faith is essential to the Christian walk. However, according to the book of James, this isn't enough. We must take another step of obedience.

James 2:17 says "Even so faith, if it has no works, is dead, being by itself." In this passage, James is trying to encourage Christians to live out their faith; to not just hear and believe the Gospel, but to show this faith in their everyday actions. In his sermon "Faith and Works," Lance Ralston says "real, living faith results in a lifestyle consistent with what's believed." Read Ralston's sermon to learn more about how to pursue faith with works as described in the book of James.
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God's Purpose in Our Mistakes
David Cawston
Each of the great men of the Bible made serious mistakes. A mistake is a euphemism that we use in place of the word sin. Sin translated from Hebrew is from the most common Hebrew term for wrongdoing. "to miss the mark, to miss the way, go wrong." Adam sinned and...
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 Quotes of the Week
As Christians we accept one foundational truth - God - and everything else makes sense. An atheist denies God and has to accept incredible explanations for everything else. It takes more faith to deny God than to believe in Him.
--John MacArthur

He who loses money, loses much; he who loses a friend, loses much more; he who loses faith, loses all.
--Eleanor Roosevelt