Emmanuel Baptist Church, Sterling, Co

From 1 Timothy 6:3-10, we see SIX distinguishing marks of a false teacher. How do we exercise discernment with so much confusion going on in our evangelical world right now?Here is a link to the blog article:https://emmanuelsterling.wordpress.com/2016/02/24/how-to-recognize-a-false-teacher/

God saves a pagan Gentile prostitute with saving grace and she makes one of the most powerful confessions in the Old Testament. Pastor Sean also finishes the rest of Chapter 11.

Do the Doctrines of Grace/Calvinism kill missions and evangelism? Or does the teaching of Christ's particular redemption on the cross of His sheep actually embolden and encouragae our evangelistic efforts?

Authentic faith does not crumble in fear of opposition but perseveres by sharing the reproach of Christ.

We see the faith of Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph at the end of their lives where they trust in the providence and grace of a sovereign God whose plans cannot be thwarted.

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In Abraham we see that authetic faith is being fully convinced that God is able to do what HE has promised.

Pastor Sean interacts with the current "battle" between Rich Pierce at Alpha and Omega Ministries and Leighton Flowers at Soteriology 101 over Romans 9.

What kind of faith pleases God? A faith like Enoch and Noah.

How do you know if something is "off" theologically? Who should you listen to? Who should you avoid? What does it mean to be discerning? Pastor Sean attempts to answer these questions.

Will there be a rebuilt end times temple in Jerusalem? What was the temple in the Old Testament? How are we as God's people the temple? What about the New Jerusalem in Revelation? Pastor Sean explains how it all fits together.

What is authentic biblical faith? Hebrews 11 answers this by focusing on the faith of Old Testament saints. This session focuses on defining faith and then exploring the sacrifice of Abel.

Do babies go to heaven? What about mentally incapable people? Pastor Sean attempts to answer this difficult question.

Pastor Sean interacts with the corporate view of election that is becoming popular among Traditional Southern Baptists as he explains Ephesians 1:3-5.