Grace Point at Eagle Heights Church: Recent Episodes
Kevin Inman
The session delves into the biblical meta-narrative of Exodus, discussing the historical context of the Hebrew population in Egypt and the significance of Moses as a deliverer.
Themes of God's faithfulness, the purpose of life in sharing Christ, and the importance of gospel proclamation are emphasized. A commitment to living a devoted life and continuous growth through prayer and fellowship is encouraged, along with gratitude for God's work in the community.
The teaching highlights Judah's story and its connection to Israel's captivity. The session covers theological debates, the importance of the seed promise, and Israel's history in Egypt, including Joseph's rise and the enslavement of the Israelites. Archaeological findings are discussed as evidence supporting the biblical Exodus narrative.
A prayer of gratitude sets the stage for a study session on biblical covenants, focusing on the transition to the Mosaic covenant. The Pastor emphasizes the importance of context in scripture and explores God's purpose in sending Joseph's family to Egypt. The narrative of Israel's growth in Egypt and the significance of Judah and Tamar is also discussed.
No reserves, no retreats, and no regrets. The message from God's Word encourages stewardship, reflection on past regrets, and anticipation of future rewards, urging faithful service and purposeful living.
This session reviews the Abrahamic Covenant, emphasizing its unconditional nature. The narrative of Joseph is highlighted, showcasing his journey from betrayal to prominence in Egypt, and the significance of the Israelites' growth and enslavement. We see God's providential protection and care of Israel.
Scriptural teaching from 2 Timothy, emphasizing the importance of preaching and enduring hardships. The transformative power of God's word is highlighted, stressing sound doctrine and the need for evangelism. The discussion encourages prioritizing the gospel and active participation in ministry, reminding everyone of their responsibility in fulfilling the church's mission.
The Believer and the Bible, 2 Timothy 3:16-17. The Word Of God Is Perfect, Profitable, and Powerful.
Second Timothy chapter three encourages believers to follow Paul's example during challenging times and highlights the identity of believers as children of God. The message underscores the significance of gospel ministry, the transformative power of the word of God, and the crucial role of the Holy Spirit.
The Abrahamic covenant from Genesis 15. We find Abram Wandering, Worrying, & Wondering. We see God meeting Abraham where he is in his time of need. Our study highlights God's promises to Abram about his descendants and the importance of faith. The narrative includes God's unilateral cutting of the covenant and prophecies about future oppression and liberation. Emphasis is placed on God's eternal nature, the unconditional covenant with Abraham, and the significance of proper scripture interpretation to avoid false teachings.
Abram is a flawed individual from a polytheistic background, called by God to faith and obedience, illustrating the importance of grace and the belief that faith, not works, defines a believer's relationship with God. Plus, Abraham gives a tithe BEFORE the Law??
Abram is portrayed as a flawed individual from a polytheistic background, called by God to faith and obedience, illustrating the importance of grace and the belief that faith, not works, defines a believer's relationship with God.#Genesis #Nimrod #Abram #faith #grace
Paul's letter from prison warns about the characteristics of people in the last days, such as self-love and disobedience. Warnings against deceptive individuals and modern evangelism practices are discussed, highlighting the need for genuine regeneration through faith in Jesus.
Genesis chapter nine reveals the covenant God makes with Noah, highlighting its unilateral nature and God's role as the sole giver. Noah has no obligations, making the covenant unbreakable. The narrative emphasizes God's faithfulness and grace, showing His promises extend to the unworthy. The rainbow symbolizes God's mercy and serves as a reminder of His promise not to flood the earth again, reinforcing the importance of trusting in His unwavering faithfulness.#covenant #Noah #rainbow #faithfulness #grace
We are all slaves to something...either to sin or to Christ. Whose Slave are you? Do you serve well?
Tonight we see the bleak backdrop against which the Noahic Covenant is given. Discover how the differing attitudes of Cain & Abel towards offerings lead to conflict, culminating in Cain's tragic act of murder. The narrative also highlights Noah's faithfulness in building the ark amidst corruption, showcasing God's mercy and judgment. The significance of Methuselah's long life emphasizes God's patience before the flood, illustrating humanity's need for redemption.
We are called to be vessels of honor, No one can go back and have a new beginning, but we can start from right now and have a new ending. We are to be set apart, serviceable, and suitable for the Master's use.
The discussion covers the fall of man, Adam and Eve's roles, and Satan's influence. It also addresses childbirth, authority dynamics, and God's judgment. The narrative emphasizes the necessity of sacrifice for atonement, culminating in Jesus as the ultimate sacrifice, offering hope and restoration.
Is The Lord well pleased, is the work well done, and is the Word well used?The need for personal responsibility in understanding scripture is highlighted, along with the benefits of regular Bible engagement.
Themes of identity, security, and the anticipation of eternal life are explored, encouraging daily reflections on scripture for deeper understanding.
The Servant Who Pleases the Savior will be careful with his words and with the Word of God. Words have the power to inspire life and love, emphasizing the importance of enduring faith in Christ. This faith transforms lives and encourages perseverance through challenges. Community and worship foster belonging, while prayer and gratitude express thankfulness and seek divine guidance. Understanding scripture requires context to avoid misinterpretations, and personal faith in Jesus is essential for salvation and transformation.
Understanding the Bible's overarching story is crucial. The study highlights general and special revelation as ways God reveals himself, and stresses the importance of scripture for spiritual growth.
The doctrine of illumination is discussed, emphasizing its role in understanding scripture. Timothy is encouraged to persevere in ministry despite challenges. The content stresses the need for diligent study of scripture, addressing feelings of distance from God and the importance of community participation in worship.
The Biblical use of tongues is discussed, critiquing modern practices and stressing the importance of order in church services for clarity and edification.
Christians are encouraged to actively live out their faith, seek spiritual renewal, and embrace the promise of resurrection through Christ.
The study encourages questions about the Holy Spirit and spiritual gifts. Unity in diversity is emphasized, with an analogy of the human body illustrating mutual dependence within the church. Love is presented as the greatest virtue, and the roles of apostles, prophets, and teachers are discussed, stressing the significance of spiritual gifts for the common good.
The Gift of the Holy Spirit IS the Holy Spirit, Acts 19 & 1 Corinthians 14 connected, and much more
Today's sermon reflects on the importance of God's word and the souls of people. The focus is on investing in eternal treasures, particularly the teachings of God and the significance of salvation through Jesus Christ.
The gospel is presented as pure and unlinked to identities, with a call to embrace its power for salvation. Key concepts of salvation are explained, culminating in a call to repentance and faith in Jesus.
Paul's teachings in 1st Timothy stress the importance of guarding the truth and sharing the gospel. The message encourages living out faith and understanding salvation through grace.
The study delves into Christology, emphasizing and affirming Jesus' divine nature, incarnation, and eternal existence, concluding with reflections on His perfect life and ultimate sacrifice.
Tonight Pastor Kevin discusses the dangers of mysticism, which seeks direct experiences with God, bypassing traditional understanding. The historical context of the Reformation is discussed, focusing on figures like Martin Luther and Calvin. The importance of Sola Scriptura is emphasized, warning against modern interpretations that dilute its authority. The conversation clarifies these concepts and their implications for contemporary Christianity.##mysticism #SolaScriptura #Reformation #Christianity #scripture"
The Earth was formed to be inhabited and the other celestial bodies were created for signs, seasons, days, and years. It was to Earth that Jesus came to save us, not to another planet to save another race of beings.
What does the Lord expect of women in the church? Can women be the elders of the church? All this and more will be tackled in this study.
the Bible uses a number of different words to describe sorcery, witchcraft, necromancy, and secret arts. Tonight we look at the first mention of "Magicians" and see what the words mean as originally given.
What was the purpose of miracles? Were miracles normal? Could all believers do miracles?
Paul offers his younger friend, Timothy, 3 specific directives, presumably in response to something specific Paul either heard from Ephesus or knew about the city from his own experience.
We learn that God speaks to us through the apostles who wrote the Bible, that Timothy is a model for us to follow, and learn of a special blessing for those in Christ.
We must have Faith. Thankfully God provides what we need.This does not relinquish us of the responsibility to believe.We are saved BY grace, THROUGH faith, IN Jesus.
What is regeneration?Does Regeneration=the New Birth, to be born again as Jesus describes in John 3?If so, are we "born again" before we are saved, After we are saved, or simultaneously?This was a lively study and discussion. We will definitely return to this topic.
Is Bible prophecy being fulfilled? Is this setting up for prophecy to be fulfilled? Will Israel ever be displaced again?
God will not allow others to steal his glory. He graciously humbles all who proudly trust in themselves.
A look at the Judgment Seat of Christ, Judgment of the Nations, & Great White Throne Judgment
In Daniel chapter one we see three scenes where God gives what is needed in that moment.We are also introduced to a young man that chooses God over all else.
2 John 7-9. THE BELIEVER SHOULD NOT PARTICIPATE IN ANY WAY WITH ANY KNOWN FALSE TEACHING OR TEACHER.
Learn how the Bible is relevant for every relational, emotional, & spiritual situation. God's Word is sufficient.
Christians willingly & cheerfully give of their resources out of grateful hearts that love &...
We have the blessed assurance of salvation in Jesus and answered prayer according to His will.
When one is regenerated, he/she will give evidence of that new life by victory over sin.
1 John 3:4-10. Sins are the fruit, but sin is the root. To practice sin is to be in open rebellion a...
What is Dispensationalism? Dispensationalism is a system of theology which attempts to develop the B...
Throughout time, man has made numerous attempts to deal with the issue of meaning in a systematic, o...
In such a climate of theological error, how can we Christians resist being deceived and led astray?
One of the great tenets of Scripture, is the claim that Jesus Christ is completely sufficient for al...
The Secret of Spiritual Growth and Strength is Knowledge of and Practice of the Word of God.
When Christians are out of fellowship with God, they cannot get along with God’s people.
“Precision and accuracy are required in biblical interpretation, beyond all other enterprises,...
Why is it that different people can come to the Bible and take away a totally different take on a su...
If we claim to be a Christian walking daily in habitual sins, then we are deceiving ourselves
2 Peter 1:3 assures us, Christians, that God has granted us all that is needed for life & godlin...
Progressive Christianity sells itself as Christian, but when you look at the core beliefs, it isn't ...
“Test yourselves to see if you are in the faith; examine yourselves! Or do you not recognize t...
I have been crucified with Christ; and it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me; and the l...
“For the sorrow that is according to the will of God produces a repentance without regret, lea...
“Do not love the world nor the things in the world. If anyone loves the world, the love of the...
“Total depravity means the entire absence of holiness, not the highest intensity of sin...
Therefore, just as through one man sin entered into the world, and death through sin, and so death s...
Philippians 4 verses 6-9 give Christians a prescription for anxiety, fear, & Worry. We look at t...
PREACH TO YOURSELF. Preach the steady, unchanging truth of God as found in His word, the Bible.
the Bible's structure speaks to its divine origin and points to a singular theme with one central fi...
A Tale of Two Kingdoms - 2 Thessalonians 1:5. Christian, you are part of the Kingdom of God.
Only God can empower you to live a holy life as you anticipate the coming of Jesus Christ.
What does the Bible tell us about the coming days? Will the world situation get better or will it ge...
1 THESSALONIANS 5:1-11 God’s message about future events must influence how we live in our pr...
This is one of the most socially relevant passages in Scripture. The will of God here is your sancti...
The death of Jesus Christ by crucifixion is of central importance to the NT. Through the faithful, o...
Paul's Thankful Petition, Prayerful Persistence, & Remembrance of their Faith, Love, & Hope.
Brian Osborne tackles racism, worldview, & more as He demonstrates what the Bible teaches about ...
Bryan Osborne answers common questions and objections to Christianity, the Bible, and Genesis
The Death of Christ was the one and only remedy for sin. It accomplished precisely what it was inten...
Revelation 11:15-12:4... The 7th Trumpet, the Woman, the Child, the Dragon, and the Stars
What does the Bible say about Healing? Is physical healing guaranteed by God? Is it always God's wil...
True Hope for Life's Problems. Find true, biblical, real hope for handling the pains of this life. R...
12 Reasons Tongues were Real Languages. Biblical, logical arguments in favor of real language as opp...
Jesus said, “That which proceeds out of the man, that is what defiles the man. For from within...
Revelation 10 The strong angel & the Bittersweet Book, an interlude between the 6th and 7th trum...
Speaking in Tongues Part 2: the Q&A & 6 reasons tongues were not a private prayer language
Proverbs 4:23 "Watch over your heart with all diligence, For from it flow the springs of life"
There are only 3 places in Scripture where tongues occurred. Tonight, we look at those places.