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As I continue in the series on Ephesians, I come to what seems to be a controversial truth in the Bible. Predestination has generated much controversy in Christendom, but it was once embraced and understood. When we see what predestination truly is – one of the foundational truths of our eternal salvation – it will lead us to rejoice over our Lord who was so wise in setting ...


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The world is full of different denominations with each differing to some degree on points of doctrine with the others. Primitive Baptists are one of the few groups that still believe and preach that salvation is by grace alone. In this sermon, Brother Luke looks at 2 essential truths that we must agree on, regardless of denomination, before reasoning together in the search o...


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In this message from the Ephesian series, I come to the first blessing that Paul names for God’s people – To be chosen in Christ before the foundation of the world. What was the basis of this choice? In this message, we look at this glorious truth.


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Courage is an essential companion every child of God needs in order to stand for the Lord and what is right. Without courage, we will certainly find ourselves cowering to the pressures of the world. In this sermon Brother Luke looks at the importance of courage and how to find it.


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In the series on Ephesians, I come to the subject of “heavenly places.” The people of Ephesus were spellbound by black magic. They used spells to try and connect to another world. If we think we are beyond such things, we are kidding ourselves. Most of us have a device in our hand, and we have our own personal spell that will unlock it, to connect us to another world – socia...


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