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Life is full of risks. Part of being human is learning how to manage risk. But have you ever considered that risk is an important factor in faith? You may initially think that there is no risk in Christianity but how willing are you to risk your soul for earthly things? Are you willing to take risks when it comes to your religion? Join Troy Spradlin as he turns to the scriptures to discuss managing the risk in our spiritual lives.

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Why would Paul say, “Christ did not send me to baptize”? Was he separating baptism from the Gospel? Given how prominent baptism is throughout the New Testament, what is Paul’s statement really teaching? Join Don Blackwell in examining the full biblical context to see the depth of baptism’s role in the Gospel.

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Does it matter what you believe? The most important question in all the world is, “Where will you go when you die?” God has provided all that you must know in the Bible. Your questions about salvation, sin, and the Church will be answered directly from God’s Word, so you can see plainly for yourself what you need to do to receive salvation.

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A citizen receives certain benefits from their nation of citizenship, but they must also abide by the rules of that nation. The same is true for Christians. Benefits, such as grace and mercy, are freely given to citizens of the Kingdom of Heaven but God expects them to abide by His word. So, what does it mean to be a citizen of the Kingdom of Heaven? Is it a citizenship that can be revoked? Can you decide to leave the Kingdom of Heaven? Join Troy Spradlin as he explores the similarities of being a citizen of an earthly nation and being a citizen of the Kingdom of Heaven, and what once a Christian always a Christian actually means.