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In our final message in the Battle Within Series, Nathan Allotey teaches from the book of 1 Peter 2 on the subject of the war with the spirit versus the flesh. Believers have an internal and an external enemy, and if we are going to battle, we have to be careful not to self-sabotage ourselves and keep our behavior excellent so God can get the glory from our lives.
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God's goal in your spiritual life is for you to relinquish your natural attitudes and actions.
God's goal in your spiritual life is for you to relinquish your natural attitudes and actions.
10/05/2025
Title: Grace for The People
Scripture: Titus 2 11-14
Minister Joseph Bolden
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Abigail led an incredible life. Despite her challenges, she stayed true and noble and exhibited godly character worth imitating. She made the conscience decision not to let life’s circumstances dictate her actions or emotions. Instead her faith, godly behavior, and controlled emotions brought glor…
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