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EPISODE · Mar 11, 2019

The Mountain Too High to Climb!

from Marathon Fellowship Class · host Stonebriar Community Church

Scripture: Philippians 2:6–11 Guest speaker Imanuel Christian teaches from Philippians 2:6-11, exploring how humanity’s efforts to reach God fall short—and how God graciously came down to us in Christ. He explains the limitations of religion, the uniqueness of Jesus as the only way to the Father, and why Christianity offers a God-centered, grace-based path to salvation. Imanuel encourages believers to stand firm in their faith, rejoice in salvation, seek understanding, and obey what God has revealed. Imanuel’s Outline Download Lesson Outline Two Problems with Religion Two Results Religion Creates Man’s Futile Attempts to Climb the Mountain The Mountain Too High to Climb God Comes Down the Mountain Our Response Only in Christ do we have access to God There is no other name Christianity makes sense because it is God-centered All other religions are man-centered Not being able to understand is no excuse for not believing In physical realms we live by faith—so also in spiritual realm Not being able to understand is no excuse for not trying to understand Prophets were intently searching Be prepared to give an answer for the hope that is in you Be grounded in the Word Do not let anything rob the joy of your salvation Not being able to understand is no excuse for not obeying (Deut. 29:29) O Come, Let Us Adore Him—Christ the Lord!

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