Judeo Christian Discussion

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CQMyyL6Mk8&ab_channel=JudeoChristian The Judeo Christian vision and mission were the motivating forces behind the preaching of the gospel to the world in the first century. This vision is alive today and gives us hope for the future in the Kingdom...See more

https://cogwebcast.com/sermons/real-authority-passover-or-easter/ The Vatican is often courting the Protestant churches to rejoin the “fold” of the Catholic church. Is this ecumenical model something we should embrace? As a group or individuals should we relinquish our biblical...See more

https://cogwebcast.com/sermons/video-archives/biblical-worldview-purim-esther/ This message given in 2017 is even more meaningful as we see the events unfolding this week in Iran and Israel.

Purim begins Monday evening March 2 in 2026. Here is a timely message for those who value the scriptures. Considering the ongoing attempts of government to remove Christian thought and biblical discourse from the public square, we need to consider the dangers of compromise and...See more

Purim begins Monday evening March 2 in 2026. Here are some thoughts on what it means for Christians Most people live their daily lives with no consideration for what God has done or continues to do. So it would surprise them to know how God works — how God does the improbable....See more

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Moses in writing to the Israelites before entering their promised land, gave them an admonition, “Remember Amalek.” This brings to mind the question of who was Amalek? Why were they to be remembered? And. how does this tie into the fact that this Sabbath before the days of...See more

Can you name 10 basic Judeo-Christian values that are shared by Christianity and Judaism, and that were the founding values of western society? https://www.prageru.com/videos/what-are-judeo-christian-values

We do not already have eternal life as immortal souls, for then there would be no need for a resurrection! We know that the hope of eternal life is the goal of salvation, so what does the bible say about the nature of those who are resurrected? Consider Paul's explanation of this great spiritual mystery of immortal life. https://cogwebcast.com/sermons/salvation-explained-8-resurrection-eternal-life/

Is it enough to believe in Jesus and be baptized? Is salvation merely a matter of confessing your faith? Or is there work to be done? Christians need to understand the doctrine of 'going on to perfection.' An important facet of the process of salvation is the growth of each child of God into spiritual maturity — perfection. So are we growing? https://cogwebcast.com/sermons/salvation-explained-growing-to-perfection/