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Israel Grumbles (Exodus 15:22—16:12)

The Kingdom Parables, Continued (Matthew 13:24-35)

You ever get to a genealogy in the Bible and immediately skip it? What's the point of all these names anyways? In this lesson we explore the significance of genealogies and how they deepen and enrich one's understanding of the Biblical text.

Biblical Genealogies and Their Significance | Exodus 6:14-30

Exodus 6:1–13

The One Who Calls (Exodus 3:14-22)

What does it mean to be saved? When one trusts in Jesus for eternal life, one passes from death to life. One is saved from eternal condemnation before the Lord. Ephesians 2:8–9 says, "For by grace you have been saved through faith; and this is not of yourselves, it is the gift of God; not a result of works, so that no one may boast." Paul tells us that no work of the Law can justify one before God. Rather, one is justified simply by faith (Galatians 3:11–14). So what could Paul mean when he tells the Philippian church to "work out your salvation" (Philippians 2:12)? Is he contradicting himself? The answer is found in understanding this charge within the context of Paul's overall message in this letter.

Renewal Church of Waxhaw Videos

Israel Grumbles (Exodus 15:22—16:12)

The Kingdom Parables, Continued (Matthew 13:24-35)

Biblical Genealogies and Their Significance | Exodus 6:14-30

Exodus 6:1–13

The One Who Calls (Exodus 3:14-22)

Work our your Salvation (Philippians 2:12–18)

Group of Brands

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Israel Grumbles (Exodus 15:22—16:12)

The Kingdom Parables, Continued (Matthew 13:24-35)

Biblical Genealogies and Their Significance | Exodus 6:14-30

Exodus 6:1–13

The One Who Calls (Exodus 3:14-22)

Work our your Salvation (Philippians 2:12–18)

Group of Brands