Christ Church (Moscow, ID)

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Nov 3, 2020 • 2min

Exhortation: An Election Frame of Mind

Christ’s supremacy over this world which He purchased should inform us as we head to the polls, as we brace for whatever the god-haters do whether in victory or defeat, and as we go about our daily work. We know that our Lord Jesus holds the scepter of the universe. Which is why we will continue to proclaim through our worship each Lord’s Day and throughout our weekly duties: Christ is King. Christ is King. Christ is King.
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Nov 2, 2020 • 44min

All Speaker Q&A (GA2020)

The last several years Christ Church has tried an experiment in grace and has not charged for the Grace Agenda conference. In keeping with this spirit of grace, we are accepting free will donations at https://www.graceagenda.com/donate to help cover conference costs.Doug Gary Gordon ND Toby
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Nov 1, 2020 • 36min

Psalm 121: Jehovah Keeps

Preacher: Douglas WilsonThis psalm is a brief word of great encouragement. God’s providential care is true help, and it is a help that is promised to everyone who has the faith to receive it. And who has the faith to receive it? Anyone who lifts up his eyes to the hills, looking for God to undertake on his behalf.Every time God is named in this psalm, He is called by His personal name YHWH, or Jehovah—the covenant name of Israel’s covenant God.
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Oct 30, 2020 • 43min

Republics and Democracies—and Theocracies (GA2020)

Speaker: Douglas Wilson
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Oct 29, 2020 • 41min

These Our Tumultuous Mercies

A little over a week from now, we will be selecting our next president. In preparation for this, because Christ is Lord of everything we do, we need to consider the adverbs that will need to accompany our application of the infinitive of that verb to vote.This year such caution is more far necessary than it usually is. I am not old yet, but I think I can see old from here. And over all these decades of active political interest, I do not recall any political season that even remotely resembles this one. These are indeed tumultuous times, but God never abandons His people during such times. He shakes what can be shaken (and which needed to be shaken) so that what cannot be shaken might remain. And we are in fact receiving a kingdom that cannot be shaken (Heb. 12:27-29). And that is why we should consider these times to be the times of our tumultuous mercies.
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Oct 26, 2020 • 47min

Education at the Founding (GA2020)

Speaker: Dr. Ben MerkleThe last several years Christ Church has tried an experiment in grace and has not charged for the Grace Agenda conference. In keeping with this spirit of grace, we are accepting free will donations at https://www.graceagenda.com/donate to help cover conference costs.
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Oct 26, 2020 • 2min

Exhortation: Your Next Footfall

Preacher: Ben ZornesApostasy doesn't happen overnight.
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Oct 22, 2020 • 2min

Exhortation: Servants of the Lord of All

Preacher: Toby SumpterJesus said that the greatest in the Kingdom of Heaven is the servant of all.
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Oct 22, 2020 • 37min

Pursuing Ordinary Holiness (GA2020 Women's Seminar)

Speaker: Nancy WilsonThe last several years Christ Church has tried an experiment in grace and has not charged for the Grace Agenda conference. In keeping with this spirit of grace, we are accepting free will donations at https://www.graceagenda.com/donate to help cover conference costs.
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Oct 19, 2020 • 2min

Exhortation: The Revival to Come

Preacher: Douglas WilsonGod does it this way because it is a good way to prevent us from trusting in ourselves—that perennial temptation. God does it this way so that He might display His resurrection authority to every generation. And it appears that the time is coming for our generation to see it.

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