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God-honouring choices begins when we let God's Word govern our thinking and decisions. Am I choosing what I want now, or trusting what God has said?

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What does genuine, Christlike love really look like? Join Pastor Steve for the answer in today's study, "The Marks of Real Love," from Romans 12:9.

This sermon introduces a series on the five solas by examining the necessity of reformation within the church to counteract cultural conformity and doctrinal shallowness. It argues that the Reformation was a return to biblical principles, specifically highlighting the distinctiveness of Scripture, Christ, grace, faith, and God's glory against human tradition. The message identifies contemporary influences such as secularism, humanism, relativism, materialism, pragmatism, and mindlessness as threats that distort the pure gospel and reduce the church to a man-centered institution. By contrasting these errors with the timeless pillars of biblical Christianity, the sermon calls for a renewed commitment to deep theological understanding and spiritual transformation. The tone is instructional and convicting, urging believers to engage their minds in Scripture to discern truth and maintain a faithful witness in every generation.

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Part of a sermon series through Romans.

This week we look at Paul's call to present our bodies as a living sacrifice — not a one-time act, but a continual offering. We'll explore what it means to refuse being patterned after this age and instead be transformed through the renewing of the mind, and why God's will is described as good, acceptable, and perfect rather than something to fear.