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Thanks be to God

Why Do We Say, “Thanks Be to God”?

April 1, 2023 Posted By: Matt Bedzyk Life at ECC liturgy

Responding to the reading of God's word with, "Thanks be to God" helps us remember and be thankful that God has graciously spoken to us.

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the gospel is the good news of gods son

God’s Gospel is the Good News of God’s Son

June 21, 2022 Posted By: Matt Bedzyk Theology Gospel

Jesus Christ is at the center of God's gospel because he is God's eternal Son now enthroned as the risen King.

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Voice of the Lord

The Voice of the Lord (Psalm 29)

June 6, 2022 Posted By: Matt Bedzyk Bible Study

The voice of the Lord not only thunders in judgment but also comes to us in grace and truth—in the person of Jesus Christ.

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Feasting forever with the King

Feasting Forever with the King

June 6, 2022 Posted By: Matt Bedzyk Bible Study death

Isaiah 25 assures us that, for those who die in the Lord, our blessed hope is feasting forever with our Savior and King.

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justification by faith and judgment according to works

A Bride Prepared: Justification by Faith and Judgment According to Works

May 16, 2022 Posted By: Matt Bedzyk Bible Study judgment

A paper exploring the relationship between our justification by faith and the future judgment of works.

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Lord, Give Me Daughters Like Zelophehad’s Daughters!

September 13, 2021 Posted By: Matt Bedzyk Bible Study children

Just as I desire sons like Joshua and Caleb, I pray that God gives me daughters with obedient faith like Zelophehad's daughters.

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Depression and the Church Community

March 29, 2021 Posted By: Matt Bedzyk Christian Living acts

It's in the gospel fellowship of a local church that we encounter the God of all comfort and find strength to suffer well.

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Romans overview

Romans: Sermon Series Overview

March 22, 2021 Posted By: Matt Bedzyk Bible Study

A brief introduction to the book of Romans: why it was written, what it's about, and why it matters for us today.

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Questions on Canon of Scripture

10 Questions on the Canon of Scripture

March 18, 2021 Posted By: Matt Bedzyk Theology gospels

An introduction to the study of the New Testament Canon and how the issue of Canon applies to us today

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