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Breaking Barriers

Andrew Hopper | Mercy Hill Church

August 16, 2026

Show Me Your Friends - Proverbs 23:19-21 - Built

The importance of building godly friendships and practicing moderation in all aspects of life, including food and drink, to foster wisdom and godliness. The Bible teaches that excess and overconsumption can lead to poverty and spiritual harm, and that surrounding oneself with wise and godly friends is crucial for spiritual growth and development. [... more]

Truth Talk

Stu Epperson

August 14, 2026

How Has Your Hate Changed Since You Started Walking With God?

The fear of the Lord is to hate evil, and as we grow in our relationship with God, our hate for evil changes. We learn to recognize pride and arrogance, the evil way, and the perverse mouth, and we begin to hate these things. By focusing on God's attributes, we develop a reverence for Him and learn to reject the things He rejects. [... more]

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Skip Heitzig

August 12, 2026

Philippians 3 - Part C

Paul's initial decision to follow Christ is still his lifelong pursuit, and he wants to know him more intimately, resting in the relationship rather than trusting in his own righteousness or past religious experiences. He encourages believers to walk by the same rule, be of the same mind, and join in following his example, as he imitates the Lord. Paul also warns against the enemies of the cross of Christ, who are driven by earthly desires and lack a true understanding of their spiritual citizenship in heaven. [... more]

Living on the Edge

Chip Ingram

August 12, 2026

How to "Break Out" of a Destructive Cycle, Part 2

Breaking out of a destructive lifestyle requires a decision to put off the old self, renew the mind, and put on the new self. This process involves deleting negative patterns, installing new habits, and running a new program. By following God's threefold principles of transformation, individuals can achieve personal purity and moral transformation, leading to spiritual growth and freedom from addiction. [... more]

Breaking Barriers

Andrew Hopper | Mercy Hill Church

August 09, 2026

Quick and Slow - James 1:19-21 - Built

The Bible teaches that God calls us to listen and respond without ungodly anger, and that we should strive to be quick to hear, slow to speak, and slow to anger. This is a call to maturity and a chance to lead our families and communities in a more righteous way. By repenting of our anger and seeking God's forgiveness, we can allow him to heal our hearts and minds, and grow in our knowledge of him. [... more]

Renewing Your Mind

R.C. Sproul

August 07, 2026

Defining Our Terms

The doctrine of justification by faith alone is a central tenet of the Protestant Reformation, contrasting with the Roman Catholic Church's understanding of justification through infused righteousness. The Protestant view emphasizes the imputation of Christ's righteousness, while the Roman Catholic Church sees justification as a process of sanctification. The concept of instrumental cause, as discussed by Aristotle, is also relevant to the debate, with the Protestant reformers arguing that faith is the sole instrumental cause of justification. [... more]

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Skip Heitzig

August 03, 2026

Philippians 2:1-18 - Part A

Paul the Apostle writes to the church at Philippi, encouraging them to be like-minded and have the same love, despite experiencing tension and rivalry within the church. He emphasizes the importance of humility and lowliness of mind, citing Jesus as an example, and reminds them that God resists the proud but gives grace to the humble. [... more]

Living on the Edge

Chip Ingram

August 03, 2026

Is a "Changed Life" Really Possible?, Part 1

God's goal for all believers is to be transformed into the likeness of Jesus Christ, a process that begins with spiritual birth, followed by spiritual growth and maturity, and is facilitated through community and relationships, where believers can surrender to God, separate from the world's values, and be transformed by the renewing of their minds. [... more]

Him We Proclaim

Dr. John Fonville

August 02, 2026

Learning to Flee Sexual Sin ... According to the Gospel, Part 2

Paul teaches that true Christian living, particularly in the pursuit of sexual purity, is rooted in gospel holiness, which springs from love and gratitude to God. He argues that this is distinct from legal holiness, which is based on self-regarding motives and outward conformity to rules. Paul emphasizes the importance of understanding the gospel and its implications for daily life, and how this understanding leads to obedience and glorification of God. [... more]

Hope for the Caregiver

Peter Rosenberger

July 31, 2026

When Caregiving Never Ends: God Does Not Waste Time

As a caregiver for over 40 years, Peter Rosenberger shares his experiences and insights on finding hope and strength in the midst of caregiving challenges. He discusses the importance of trusting God's timing and the process of sanctification, and how it can be applied to everyday life as a caregiver. Peter also shares his ministry, Standing With Hope, which provides prosthetic limbs for amputees and support for caregivers. [... more]

In Touch

Charles Stanley

July 31, 2026

Living Clean in a Dirty World - Part 2

Recognizing a different nature, developing godly relationships, and assuming personal responsibility for sin are key to living a clean life in a dirty world. This involves confession, repentance, and dealing with sin on a daily basis to remain holy and evident in the eyes of God. [... more]

Him We Proclaim

Dr. John Fonville

July 29, 2026

Learning to Flee Sexual Sin ... According to the Gospel

Christ's redemptive death on the cross affirms that God is for the body and that the body is for the Lord. The indwelling presence of the Holy Spirit and Christ's redemption on the cross emphasize that believers are not their own, but are God's purchased possession, belonging to Him and having a new master who has a new will and purpose for their life called His law. [... more]

Him We Proclaim

Dr. John Fonville

July 22, 2026

Your Body is Sacred, Part 1

The believer's body belongs to Christ, and their union with Him empowers them to obey the seventh commandment, flee sexual immorality, and glorify God in their body. This union with Christ is the fountain of all sexual purity, and a self-conscious awareness of this union exercises powerful daily sanctification, leading to a life of holiness and purity. [... more]

Renewing Your Mind

R.C. Sproul

July 21, 2026

Knowing the Will of God

The question of knowing God's will for one's life is a complex one, with the Bible speaking about God's will in more than one way. The revealed will of God, or Deus Revelatus, refers to that which God has revealed, while the hidden will of God, or Deus Absconditus, refers to the things that God has not chosen to unveil. Christians must focus on the preceptive will of God, or the commands of God, to discern His will for their lives. [... more]

Him We Proclaim

Dr. John Fonville

July 19, 2026

Our Bodies Are Not Meant for Sexual Sin

Believers are not free to selfishly indulge in unrestrained sexual license because their bodies belong to the Lord, destined for resurrection. The gospel teaches that the believer's body has a glorious destiny, and salvation involves the whole person, body and soul. The doctrine of resurrection confirms the fact that the believer's body belongs to the Lord and not to sexual immorality, leading to a gospel-centered view of the Christian body and daily sexual purity. [... more]

Him We Proclaim

Dr. John Fonville

July 15, 2026

Healing Sexual Shame/Becoming a new Creation

The gospel of Christian freedom offers hope for those struggling with sexual shame, as it reveals the transformative power of regeneration, sanctification, and justification through the work of the Holy Spirit. By understanding these concepts, believers can overcome crippling guilt and shame, and live out the implications of the gospel in their daily lives. [... more]

Grace To You

John MacArthur

July 14, 2026

What Resurrection Means for You (B)

The resurrection of the dead is a crucial aspect of Christian faith, serving as an incentive for salvation, service, and sanctification. Without it, life becomes meaningless, and people may resort to hedonism and sin. The Bible teaches that bad company, bad doctrine, and bad theology can corrupt good morals, leading to shameful conduct. In contrast, the hope of resurrection and reunion with Christ provides a purifying hope, motivating believers to live righteously and serve sacrificially. [... more]

The Masculine Journey

Sam Main

July 11, 2026

God's Greatest Hits 1 After Hours

A group of men share their personal stories of overcoming fear, addiction, and brokenness through God's healing and sanctification. They discuss the importance of vulnerability, confession, and community in the healing process, and how God uses their experiences to help others find hope and freedom. [... more]

Destined for Victory

Pastor Paul Sheppard

July 08, 2026

Living by the J.O.Y. Principle pt. 4 (cont'd)

God's plan for our lives is not customizable, and we must learn to dethrone self and follow the Joy Principle: Jesus first, others second, and ourselves last. We must be careful not to fall into temptation and instead, trust in God's faithfulness to provide a way out. By surrendering to God's will and allowing the Holy Spirit to lead us, we can experience a victorious life in Christ. [... more]

Him We Proclaim

Dr. John Fonville

July 08, 2026

Partially sinful/Partially righteous: What to do with sexual sin

The gospel is the double cure, saving us from both sin's guilt and power, and it applies not only to the forgiveness of our sin but also to the total transformation of the whole person, beginning with regeneration, which gives us a whole new identity, not a moral makeover. [... more]