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Regeneration

We Don’t Need a Fresh Start—We Need New Life

By Le Ann Trees / October 10, 2025

We can’t fix the “old”—the fallen state of our hearts and bodies. We need the new—new hearts to love God and new incorruptible bodies that can never sin.

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Are Good Works Good Enough?

By Daniel Rowlands / September 29, 2025

Works are what we do—our actions. But what does it mean if we add “good?” What makes a work good?

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The Visible Church vs. the Invisible Church — What’s the Difference?

By BCL / September 1, 2025

There exist both the visible church and the invisible church. What’s the difference?

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What Does It Mean to Be “Born of the Spirit”? — John 3:7-8

By BCL / August 27, 2025

Why is it that no one can inherit eternal life without being regenerated by the Holy Spirit?

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The Fourfold State of Human Nature: Grace (State 3)

By BCL / July 28, 2025

The fourfold state of human nature includes creation, man’s fall, redemption in Christ, and the consummation of God’s kingdom. Here’s a brief introduction to the third state, grace.

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New Life in Christ: Transformative and Purpose-Filled

By Ayrian Yasar / July 25, 2025

Life after separation from God culminates in a physical death and final separation from God in judgment. How is the new life believers have in Christ both transformative and purpose-filled?

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What Exactly Is the Nature of True and Saving Faith?

By Nick Batzig / June 26, 2025

Have you ever wondered if you have saving faith? So did the Puritan preacher John Bunyan. What exactly is the nature of true and saving faith?

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The Presence and Activity of the Spirit of Christmas

By Nick Batzig / December 19, 2024

Why was it necessary for the Holy Spirit to be at work in the life and ministry of Christ from the virgin conception to his resurrection from the dead, and how is the Spirit at work in the lives of believers?

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What Does It Mean to Have a New Identity in Christ?

By Tim Graham / September 10, 2024

The Bible tells us that all believers have a new identity in Christ. What does that actually mean?

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