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In this episode, we return to our study of the Gospel of Luke. Luke 9:1-9 begins a series of interactions between Jesus and his disciples. Jesus empowers the Twelve and sends them to the people of Israel to proclaim the message of God's kingdom.Please visit our Website to learn more about the ministry of Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

2 Corinthians 5:16-17 "New Creation""If anyone is in Christ, he is a new Creation." Being a new creation in Christ changes how we view Jesus and other human beings. We stop evaluating by the world's standards and start evaluating by God's standards.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

In this video, Rev. Hughes reviews the history of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church. From Scotland to America and into the 21st Century, God has shown his faithfulness to his people.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Have you ever wondered what "reformed" means in our name? This video answers the question, "What is a Reformed church?"Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

2 Corinthians 5:11-15: "A Ministry Motivated by Fear and Love"Paul continues to explain the source of his boldness and authority. He talks about the factors that motivate his ministry. The fear of the Lord motivates him to share the Good News of Salvation with those under God's judgment. Christ's love compels him to die to himself. This reframes the argument with the Corinthians: if they have died with Jesus and been raised to new life, they don't have a problem with Paul's authority and boldness; they have a problem with God.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

This video compares the three main types of church government and answers the question, "What is a Presbyterian?"Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

2 Corinthians 5:1-10: "The Holy Spirit as Guarantee"How do we know we have the promises of the eternal weight of glory (2 Corinthians 4:17) and the resurrection bodies? Because God has given us His Holy Spirit as a guarantee. The Holy Spirit helps us live a life that is pleasing to God.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

2 Corinthians 4:13-18: "Watch Where You Are Going"Paul continues speaking of his suffering. In this passage, he talks about his focus: Where does he look when he suffers? He keeps his eyes on the resurrection, on the glory of God, and on the eternal weight of glory that awaits him.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

2 Corinthians 4:1-6 "The Humble Ministry of the Gospel"Paul continues talking about his gospel ministry. He explains that he keeps from discouragement by remembering that his ministry is a mercy from God, that there is a supernatural hindrance to the Gospel, and that God's glorious light is at work in Paul's ministry.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

2 Corinthians 3:7-18 "The Gospel's Greater Glory"Paul continues to defend his boldness and authority. He is a minister of the New Covenant, which has greater glory than the Old Covenant. This greater glory has four effects on Paul's ministry and on our lives.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Jesus returns to Israelite territory. He is interrupted twice and responds with compassion and healing.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.For Erskine College and Seminary: https://www.erskine.edu/home.

Jesus finishes his journey across the Sea of Galilee and is greeted by a demon-possessed man. Jesus casts the demons out and commissions the man to be his messenger in his hometown.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Paul continues the discussion of his authority and boldness. He says that his confidence, sufficiency, and salvation come from the Triune God, not from himself.Please visit our Website for more information on Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Jesus and his disciples have different reactions to the same storm. Each of us must answer the question, "Who is this man, Jesus?"Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.Please visit www.worldwitness.org to learn more about the missions work of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Jesus is talking with His disciples, and He expands on the teaching from the Parable of the Soils.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

2 Corinthians 3:1-3 "Letters of Recommendation"Paul continues to answer the question, "Where does Paul get his boldness and authority?" He answers by saying that Jesus has written a letter of recommendation for him, and the Corinthian Church is that letter.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Jesus tells the Parable of the Sower, then explains it to His disciples. Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.Please visit and support the Greenbrier Pregnancy Center.

Jesus moves his ministry into the villages and rural areas. Luke shows Jesus' main ministry and introduces us to a group of Jesus' supporters.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Paul talks about the concern that he had for the church. Then he begins to show where his boldness and authority come from.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

This passage concludes four accounts that answer the question, "Who is this man...? The faith of a "sinful woman" is contrasted with the pride and self-righteousness of Simon the Pharisee.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

John the Baptist has questions, and Jesus answers them with the miracles He performs. Then Jesus confronts the religious leaders with their unbelief.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

2 Corinthians 2:5-11 "Forgiveness & Restoration"Paul has defended writing a letter rather than visiting. Now he calls the Corinthian Church to forgive and restore the man who has repented of his sin. Church Discipline is important, but it must also be approached in a way that shows the severity of God's discipline and the grace of God's forgiveness.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Jesus travels to the city of Nain. As He nears the city gates, Jesus is met by a funeral procession. Jesus raises a widow's son from the dead.Please visit our Website for more information on Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Jesus has finished teaching, and he enters Capernaum. On his way into the city, he is met by a delegation from a Roman Centurion with a request.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

2 Corinthians 1:12-2:4 "A Trustworthy Messenger"Paul has been accused of duplicity and deceit; he has been accused of being untrustworthy. He answers these accusations by stating that he is trustworthy because of his integrity, his love, and God's faithfulness.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Jesus concludes his teaching by pointing out that the application of his teaching is a matter of the heart. Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Do you know what "Judge not..." means? Jesus tells His disciples to treat others with grace and mercy.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Jesus continues to teach His disciples. He calls us to love our enemies, just as God loved us when we were His enemies.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Jesus gathers His disciples and begins teaching them about life in the Kingdom of God. He begins with a series of blessings and woes.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Jesus spends the night praying before He chooses His twelve apostles.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Jesus has a conflict with the religious leaders over the nature of the Sabbath. Jesus shows that He is the one who spoke the Sabbath commandments and is the one who interprets what is right or wrong on the Sabbath.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

2 Corinthians 1:8-11 "Affliction, Death, & Resurrection"Paul continues to talk about affliction and suffering. In these verses, his focus is on his suffering and how he grew in trust and hope through his affliction.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

This video is a follow-up to the video on Luke 5:33-39. In this video, we take a look at what it means to fast.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Jesus continues to answer the religious leaders' questions. In this episode, they question his eating and drinking while they fast.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

2 Corinthians 1:3-7 "Comfort, Comfort My People"Paul begins this letter with a call to praise God; he is the Father of mercy and the source of all comfort. God comforts his people so that they can comfort others. The comfort of salvation came through the suffering of Jesus.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Jesus calls Levi to be his disciple, and the religious leaders have a problem with Levi's former profession. Jesus tells them that sinners need salvation.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

In this passage, we are introduced to the religious leaders who will oppose Jesus throughout His ministry. To prove His authority to forgive sins, Jesus heals a paralytic.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

2 Corinthians 1:1-2 "God's Apostle to God's Church"In these two verses, Paul introduces himself & Timothy and puts the letter in the context of God's calling on him and the church in Corinth. Paul is writing to saints through the Grace and Peace of Jesus.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Jesus heals a man with leprosy, showing his power and compassion.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Jesus moves on from Capernaum and teaches on the shore of the Sea of Galilee. He calls his first disciples and shows His glory through a miraculous catch of fish.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Ephesians 5:21-33 "Wives Submit Like Jesus"Paul speaks to wives. Husbands are to love their wives in a way that leads them toward holiness, and wives are to submit to their husbands, who is the head of the church.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Luke tells us about Jesus ministry of Healing, Liberating, and Teaching. Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Jesus was rejected in Nazareth, and he moved to Capernaum. He shows his authoritative teaching and his authority over the spiritual realms.Please visit our Website for more information on Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Ephesians 5:22-33 "Husbands Love Like Jesus"Paul addresses husbands. He calls them to love their wives like Jesus loved the church. This love is rooted in our Union with Christ, and it is for holiness through sacrifice.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Jesus returns from the wilderness and begins His ministry in Galilee. He returns to Nazareth and is rejected in His hometown.Please visit our Website for more information on Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Satan leads Jesus into the wilderness to tempt Him. Jesus responds with Scripture.Please visit our Website for more information on Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Luke gives us Jesus' genealogy. This family tree links Jesus with Zerubbabel, David, Abraham, and Adam. Jesus is the fulfillment of all that the king, Israel, and humanity were to be.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Luke continues the account of Jesus' life and ministry by recounting His baptism and God's commissioning.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Genesis 2:18-25 "What Is Marriage?"Let's go back to the beginning. We have to go to God's establishing of marriage to understand what it means for us today. Marriage is Exclusive, Covenantal, & Intimate.Please visit our Website for more information on Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

John is in the wilderness, preaching the message of repentance, forgiveness, and judgment. God has set him apart to be a prophet. But he maintains his humility before God and man.Please visit our Website to learn more about Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.