LTC YG Messages: Recent Episodes
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We are very much like Daniel - living where we don't belong. This is not our home. How can we stay pure (godly) in an ungodly world? How do we keep faith in a world that is increasingly anti-God?
We gain truths about what it takes to be a "Daniel" in this generation from the first chapter of the Book of Daniel.
I. Godly Living Begins with DISCERNMENT II. Godly Living Lives Out DETERMINATION III. Godly Living Results in DEMONSTRATION
Do you REALLY trust God? Do you trust that He has your best interest at heart no matter what happens? Or do you fear that God might do something that would transform your greatest fear into reality?
Job's story is not just about suffering. It fact, it never answers the age-old question of Why do the righteous suffer? The story of Job teaches us about TRUST - Trust in God. Job's test wasn't a test of suffering. It was a test of Trust in God.
- Trust (or lack thereof) REVEALS Fear.
- Trust RESTS in Relationships.
- Trust REDEFINES Beliefs & Blessings
[THIS MESSAGE MUST BE LISTENED TO IN CONJUNCTION WITH TWO VIDEOS FROM PASTOR BENJAMIN OH'S MESSAGE]
Which among Satan's lies has had the most catastrophic and fatal consequences on humanity? What is the greatest lie in the history of mankind that has led most people to hell?
http://ltchurch.com/new/?p=27080&paged=&cat=6&sermon=y
VIDEO 1: 08:00 - 20:32 VIDEO 2: 36:18 - 49:27
What is Repentance? How do I repent? How I do now my Repentance is genuine? How can I know I am forgiven? If I repeat the sin, does it mean I never repented?
Taking a life-changing event in King David's life, we open up Psalm 51 to learn about what True Biblical Repentance is. We will consider 5 common myths/misconceptions about Repentance as we discover treasures from a personal failure of a man after God's own heart.
Evidences of True Repentance: 1. Confession 2. Contrition 3. Consecration
Result: Consequences
We continue our series on the Invisible War by taking a look at an allegorical story "The Parable of the River."
In this brief 70 to 80-year sojourn we call "life," we must challenge ourselves as believers to see whether we live by what we profess. Are we investing toward eternity or are we living like the three of the four fallen brothers?
Are you a... 1. Hut-building Hedonist; 2. Fault-Finding Judgmentalist; 3. Rock-Stacking Legalist; or a 4. Grace-Driven Christian
We take the first three brothers, and reflect our own lives to see which of the three we can relate to.