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The Convictions by Which We Live

Dr. Stanley addresses what we believe about God, the Bible, eternity, and much more.
10 Sermons
10 Sermons

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Your Convictions About Eternal Security

Dr. Stanley distills the doctrine of eternal security into a few simple truths.

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Your Convictions About Prayer

Whenever our prayer requests are in line with God's will, we can approach Him with the confidence that He will respond.

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Your Convictions About the Resurrection of Jesus Christ

Magnify the One who not only died for our sins but also rose again.

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Your Convictions About The Judgment Of The Believer

Judgment—it’s a heavy word that inspires anxiety, dread, and possibly despair. But for the believer, it doesn't have to be that way. In this message, Dr. Stanley explains that judgment for Christians isn't something we have to be afraid of. Yes, we will be held accountable for our lives, but God’s desire is to reward His children, not punish them. Learn how to live in such a way that one day you'll hear the words, “Well done, my good and faithful servant.”

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Your Convictions About Heaven

Find out what God has in store for those who trust in His Son Jesus Christ.

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Your Convictions About Money

Dr. Stanley urges us to reject the world’s selfish viewpoint on money and instead live generously.

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Your Convictions About the Holy Spirit

Life can sometimes be difficult and draining, especially when you're trying to serve God. But that’s why Jesus promised us the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is not an impersonal force; He is the third Person of the trinity who empowers, convicts, guides, and comforts all believers.

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Your Convictions About the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ

Gain knowledge on the death of Jesus and how it affects all of us here and now.

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Your Convictions About God

Is your image of God consistent with what's in His Word?

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Your Convictions About The Bible

The Bible is the very Word of God—without error and totally reliable.

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