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Lugoff Bible Fellowship
by Larry Fraser
Recordings of Bible sermons from Lugoff Bible Fellowship Church
Episodes
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Lydia's Freedom
October 11, 2026 Rarely does faithful obedience look the way we expect it to. In this message drawn from Acts 16:11-15, Larry takes us inside one of Scripture's most striking encounters: the moment Paul, Silas, Timothy, and Luke arrived in Philippi and found not a synagogue, but a small group of...
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Systematic Theology #9 The Existence of God
October 11, 2026 Merely believing God exists will not save you, and that tension sits at the heart of this compelling theology lesson from Dan. What does it actually take to move from intellectual acknowledgment to genuine saving faith? Dan opens with a relatable admission, citing biblical…
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Conviction, Compassion, and Calling
October 4, 2026 Rarely does a single sermon unpack the Great Commission with this much practical depth. This sermon digs into Acts 15-16 to reveal what faithful missionary work actually looks like when lived out day by day. What does it really mean to become "all things to all people" without...
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Systematic Theology #8 Sufficiency
October 4, 2026 What happens when a pastor at a funeral preaches theology that directly contradicts what salvation actually means? That frustrating real-world moment sits at the heart of this message, and it captures everything the Larry wants Christians to understand about the sufficiency of...
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The Jerusalem Council
September 27, 2026 Nearly twenty years after Pentecost, the early church faced its most defining theological crisis. The Jerusalem Council's decision in Acts 15 settled a question that still shapes how we understand salvation today: does grace alone save us, or do we need to add something to it?...
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Systematic Theology #7 Necessities
September 27, 2026 Remarkably, one of the most urgent warnings for Christians today is that modern churches are drifting away from Scripture in favor of filling seats. This conversation cuts straight to the heart of why God's Word is not optional for believers or for the people they hope to…
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Courage, Conviction, and Costly Discipleship
September 20, 2026 Roughly twenty years after Pentecost, Paul and Barnabas returned to the very city that had just tried to kill them. That kind of courage is what this message is really about, and it raises a vital question for every believer: what does genuine, fruit-bearing discipleship…
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Systematic Theology #6 Clarity
Rarely does a single conversation reveal so much about why modern Christianity struggles, but Larry's party discussion cuts right to the heart of it. The core problem isn't that the Bible is unclear, it's that people simply refuse to accept what it plainly says. Larry draws a firm line between...
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Enduring Hardship for the Gospel
September 6, 2026 Rarely does a sermon cut straight to the heart of why so many Christians feel spiritually stuck, but this message from Acts 14 does exactly that. Larry opens with a challenge that lands hard: believers are called to a "go and tell" approach, not a comfortable "come and see"...
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Systematic Theology #4 Characteristics of Scripture
Rarely does a single story land with such quiet weight: a woman owned multiple Bibles, never once opened them, and died without faith. That moment alone is worth sitting with. Larry digs into why certain books like the Book of Enoch were excluded from the biblical canon, explaining how reverse...
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God's Sovereignty in Salvation
August 30, 2026 Rarely does a sermon tackle one of Christianity's most debated tensions with such refreshing honesty. This message dives into Acts 13:44-52, where Paul and Barnabas face fierce rejection from Jewish leaders, and what unfolds reveals something profound about God's sovereign design...
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Systematic Theology #3 The Canon of Scripture
August 30, 2026 Confidently knowing which books belong in the Bible could be the difference between spiritual nourishment and dangerous misdirection. This lesson digs into one of the most foundational questions a believer can ask: how do we know Scripture is complete and authoritative? The...
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Rooted in the Vine
August 23, 2026 Fruitless branches get cut. That simple gardening reality carries enormous spiritual weight, and one speaker uses his own muscadine vines to unpack what Jesus meant in John 15:1-8. Carefully drawing from his personal vineyard experience, Jeff walks through why Christians cannot…
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Systematic Theology #2 The Word of God
August 23, 2026 Rarely does a theological discussion manage to feel both academically rigorous and deeply personal, but this exploration of how God communicates with humanity does exactly that. Jeff takes us on a journey through systematic theology, examining the many ways God's Word reaches us....
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How the Antioch Church Changed Everything
August 16, 2026 Fifteen to eighteen years of faithful waiting before the real mission even began. That detail alone should stop us in our tracks, because it reframes everything we think we know about the early church's patience and purpose. In this message, Larry walks through Acts chapter 13, a...
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Systematic Theology #1 Introduction
August 16, 2026 What Every Christian Needs to Know About Systematic Theology Surprisingly, most Christians are already practicing systematic theology without even knowing it. Whenever someone makes a statement about salvation or God's nature, they are drawing on organized biblical thinking. The...
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When God Does the Impossible
August 9, 2026 Remarkably, one of the most powerful moments in all of Scripture happens not in a grand cathedral but outside a locked door, where a servant girl named Rhoda is so overwhelmed with joy that she forgets to actually let Peter in. That small, human detail makes this ancient story feel...
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SS: God's Judgment, Mercy, and the Passover Lamb
August 9, 2026
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Peter's Defense and the Gentile Breakthrough
August 2, 2026 Rarely does a single chapter reveal so much about how God disrupts our comfortable traditions to do something entirely new. In this deep dive into Acts 11, Larry unpacks the early church's first major recorded conflict and what it teaches us about grace, obedience, and genuine…
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The Peter and Cornelius Story
July 26, 26 What happens when the God of the universe decides to pursue someone who doesn't even know Him yet? In Acts chapter 10, Cornelius, a Roman centurion commanding one hundred soldiers, becomes a man caught in the middle of one of the most surprising moments in all of early Christian...
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SS: How God Prepared Moses for Leadership
July 26, 2026
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Divine Power Through Faithful Prayer and Ministry
July 19, 2026 Boldly praying for the impossible changed everything for the early church, and it might just change everything for us too. In Acts 9:32-43, Peter heals a paralyzed man named Aeneas and then raises Tabitha from the dead, and these aren't small moments. These miracles rippled outward,...
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From Persecutor to Proclaimer
July 12, 2026 Rarely does a single life transformation serve as such a compelling argument for the Christian faith as Saul's dramatic conversion on the Damascus road. After spending approximately three years in Arabia being equipped by God, Saul returned to boldly proclaim the very gospel he once...
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The Damascus Road, When Christ Transforms Everything
July 5, 2026 Saul of Tarsus approved of Stephen's execution and hunted Christians with violent zeal. Then a blinding light stopped him cold on the road to Damascus, and everything changed. That moment, recorded in Acts chapter 9, might be the most dramatic evidence of what genuine salvation...
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Breaking Barriers: Philip's Gospel for the Despised and Excluded
June 28, 2026 Remarkably, one of the most powerful missionary movements in history began not with a strategy but with suffering. Acts 8:5-40 tells the story of Philip, the first named missionary in the Bible, whose bold outreach to despised Samaritans and a searching Ethiopian eunuch reveals...
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Stephen's Seed: How One Martyr's Faithfulness Changed History
June 21, 2026 Rarely does a single act of faithfulness reveal its full impact in the moment. Stephen's martyrdom seemed like a defeat, yet it planted seeds in the heart of his greatest enemy, a persecutor named Saul who would eventually become the Apostle Paul, one of Christianity's most devoted...
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D-Day Strategy: Why the Church Must Go on Offense
June, 14, 2026 Taking Ground: Why the Church Must Stop Playing Defense Boldly, the church was never meant to hide behind walls. This sermon opens with a striking image: the D-Day invasion as a picture of what the Christian mission should actually look like, and it reframes everything about how...
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SS: Jesus, Who is Fully Divine, Fully Human, Completely Lord
June, 14, 2026
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SS: God the Father Almighty
June 7, 2026
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The Cost of True Discipleship
June 7, 2026 Boldly speaking truth, even when it costs everything, is the heartbeat of this powerful exploration of Stephen's martyrdom and what it means to truly follow Jesus. From 120 disciples in the upper room, the early church exploded through Pentecost into something that stopped counting...
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Why the Modern Church Fears Speaking Biblical Truth
May 31, 2026 Rarely does a single life capture the full weight of Christian conviction, but Stephen's story does exactly that. This teaching digs into Acts 6:8-14 and what it really means to be prepared, genuinely prepared, to defend your faith in a world that increasingly pushes back against it....
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From Ancient Persecution to Modern Witness
May 24, 2026 When Bold Faith Costs Everything Rarely does a Bible study connect ancient persecution to a modern news story so powerfully. This sermon explores Acts chapter six and the life of Stephen, drawing a striking parallel between the early church's boldest deacon and the shooting death of...
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SS: What Real Faith Actually Means
May 24, 2026
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SS: Why Christians Need Creeds and Deep Theology
May 17, 2026
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The Early Church's Power
May 17, 2026 When Conflict Reveals Character: The Early Church's Surprising Strength Rarely does a church conflict become the very thing that makes it stronger. In this episode, the speaker walks through one of the most instructive moments in Acts 6:1-7, where tension between Hellenistic and…
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Why Purity, Not Compromise, Transforms Lives
May 10, 2026 When Purity Became the Most Powerful Evangelistic Tool Surprisingly, the early church's strictest moments of discipline produced its most explosive growth. This exploration of Acts reveals something modern believers have largely forgotten: that authentic purity, not polished...
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SS: Confronting Compromise in God's House
May 10, 2026
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What the Early Church Can Teach Us Today
May 3, 2026 When Bold Faith Meets Real Opposition Rarely does genuine faith go untested, and this sermon captures the exact moment when the early church moved from easy celebration into something far more demanding. Peter and John had just healed a forty-year-old lame beggar at the temple, only…
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SS: Dedicating Jerusalem and Living Set Apart
May 3, 2026
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Restoring Bold Biblical Teaching in Modern Churches
April 26, 2026 Rarely does a message cut so directly to the heart of what has gone wrong in modern Christianity. This sermon confronts the uncomfortable truth that many churches have traded genuine spiritual power for entertainment, attendance numbers, and cultural approval, essentially swapping...
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When Conscience Demands Courage Over Compromise
April 19, 2026 When Conscience Meets Pressure: Standing Firm Throughout History Rarely does history offer such perfectly parallel moments as Martin Luther's refusal to recant before the Holy Roman Emperor on April 18, 1521, and the American militia's stand at Lexington on April 19, 1775…
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SS: Israel's Binding Agreement with God
April, 19, 2026
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Habits of the First Church
April 5, 2026 When 3,000 Hearts Were Pierced in a Single Day Rarely does a single sermon shake an entire city to its core. In this episode, we explore the explosive events of Pentecost, where Peter's bold, uncompromising message convicted 3,000 people in Jerusalem and launched a movement that…
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SS The Resurrection: What Makes Christianity Unique
April 5, 2026
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Conviction, Repentance, and the Power of Uncompromised Gospel
March 29, 2026 What happens when truth cuts straight to the heart? On the day of Pentecost, Peter delivered a message that wasn't gentle or seeker-friendly—he confronted his listeners directly with their rejection of Christ. The response was immediate: they were "pierced to the heart" and...
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Peter's Bold Pentecost Sermon
March 22, 2026 Surprisingly, the disciples at Pentecost weren't speaking gibberish—they were speaking known languages that the diverse Jerusalem crowd actually understood. Larry walks us through Peter's first sermon, delivered after Jesus's ascension when the Holy Spirit filled the apostles, and...
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Speaking in Tongues: God's Gift for Gospel Proclamation
March, 15, 2026 When 3,000 People Heard the Gospel in Their Own Language In an upper room in Jerusalem, something extraordinary happened. After Jesus' ascension, 120-plus disciples waited as instructed—then experienced a sound like rushing wind and tongues of fire. When filled with the Holy…
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