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Redneck Christmas 
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Peter Hiett
To understand Christmas, we must understand God's holiness and admit our sinfulness.
The Promise of Better Days
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Matt Woodley
Jesus is the Prince of Peace.
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Halos, Wings, and Harps
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David Daniels
mind. Our passage today, Hebrews 12:14-29, is not primarily about angels—it's an exhortation to persevere in New Covenant living.
Painting by Numbers
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Peter Hiett
Our text is Matthew 26. It's the first place in the New Testament that we read the word covenant. We're at the edge of a new covenant.
God Remembers
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Matt Woodley
He died to set us free. Before he died, he gave his disciples bread and wine and he said: This is the bread, this is the cup of the New Covenant.
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Dining with the Lord
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Lee Eclov
The bread and wine remind us that God created a New Covenant in Christ that sets us free from our unfaithfulness to the Old Covenant.
The Best Christmas Tree
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Lee Eclov
SERIES BUILDER The Best Christmas Tree The shoot from Jesse's stump is our coming king. Lee Eclov Printer view.
The History of Christmas
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Lee Eclov
SERIES BUILDER The History of Christmas Christ is both the end and the beginning of the biblical story Lee Eclov Printer view.
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Doing Justice, Preaching Grace
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Timothy J. Keller
Faith; Faithfulness; Godliness; God's Will; Gospel; Grace; Grace of God; Intimacy; Knowing God; Law; Law and grace; Moses; New Covenant; Obedience; Old Covenant
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