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Tag Archives: salvation
From Death to New Life
A sermon by Pastor Michael Pahl on October 21, 2018, called “From Death to New Life.” The sermon is the sixth in a series exploring our church vision and mission statements. Here is a written excerpt: Our Scripture passages this … Continue reading
Why Jesus?
Why do Christians look to Jesus as the centre of our faith and life? Pastor Michael explores this question in this sermon, highlighting three fundamental answers given in the New Testament: Jesus shows us who God is (Jesus is God). … Continue reading
Pentecostal Redemption
Excerpted from Pastor Michael’s Pentecost sermon, June 4, 2017. Sometimes salvation looks like restoration: God removes the bad and restores the good. But sometimes salvation looks like redemption: God transforms the bad into something good. Sometimes salvation looks like restoration … Continue reading
“Confess and believe, and you will be saved!”
This post has moved to Michael’s personal blog. Thanks for stopping by!
