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In Part 3 of our series on sanctification, we answer this:  How do we cooperate with God's work of progressive sanctification?

Continuing on the subject of sanctification, we focus on this question:  Why is sanctification so hard?

As we reach I John 3:9, questions can arise about the sanctification of believers.  In this message, we will employ several passages to answer the first two of six guiding questions about sanctification.

Do you consider yourself a sinner or a saint?  In this message, we will see how Scripture defines both "sinner" and "saint", and how Christians should view themselves in light of this passage.

In this message from Psalm 103, we look at God's majesty and sovereignty, and how that should drive us to worship Him.

In Part 4 of this series, we focus on I John 3:9-10 and the fourth reason why true believers practice righteousness and cannot practice sin:  God's Spirit abides within them.

In Part 3 of this series, we focus on I John 3:8.  We unpack what it means that "the Son of God was manifested that He might destroy the works of the devil", and why that means that true believers practice righteousness and cannot practice sin.

In part two of this series, we look at the second reason why all true believers practice righteousness and cannot practice sin:  Sin is incompatible with the work and person of Christ.

In this message, focusing on I John 3:4, we look at the first of four reasons why all true believers practice righteousness and cannot practice sin:  The practice of sin is incongruent with God's law.

In this message, Dr. Silvestro addresses some of the most common objections and challenges encountered when evangelizing.  We review how to biblically answer postmodernists, evolutionists, and others who have suppressed the truth in unrighteousness, and bring them back to their one true need - the gospel.

In this message, Dr. Anthony Silvestro brings us tips for making evangelism easy, including pre-suppositions and biblical truths that will aid and encourage us when we share our faith.

In Part 3 of this series, we focus on I John 3:3.  We discover how our hope of righteousness is vitally linked to God's current work in us.  We also review what sanctification is, and is not.

In Part 2 of this series, we focus on I John 3:2, and how our hope of righteousness is secured by God's future design for us.  Here, John gives us a glimpse of the future, so that we can have hope for the present.

We have no other hope of righteousness than God's wondrous love for us.  In this message, we unpack the necessity of righteousness, and where our hope for true righteousness is.

How does the great commission benefit us individually and as a church?  In this message, evangelist and apologist Dr. Anthony Silvestro delivers practical motivations for evangelism, rooted in the great commission as well as other scriptures.

In this special message, we look at the marvelous characteristics and works of Jesus as found throughout the book of Hebrews.

In this exposition of I John 2:29, we examine two truths about righteousness that will help us to test our faith.

In Part 6 of this series, we look at what it means to abide in the Word, focusing on verses 24, 27, and 28.

In Part 5 of this series, we focus on verses 22, 23, and 26.  We look at the 4th and 5th principles of being unashamed at Jesus' coming:  Be on guard against those who are seeking to deceive you (v.26), and keep confessing Jesus as the Christ (v.22-23).

In part 4 of this series, we focus on verses 20, 21, and 27 of chapter 2.  We will take a look at the third principle that will help us to be unashamed at Jesus' coming:  Rely upon the illumination of the Holy Spirit to help you discern the truth of God's word.  We unpack what this means, and what it doesn't mean from a biblical perspective.

Part 3 of this series focuses primarily on verse 20, encouraging us to rely upon the Spirit to help us discern the truth of God's word.  We explore what it means and what it does not mean to rely upon the Spirit in this way.

In this message from Psalm 103, we look at the benefits of the Lord, and how God's specific characteristics should lead us to worship Him.

Focusing on I John 2:19, we examine what scripture says about those who abandon the church, as well as the perseverance of true believers.

In this message, we look at the mandate of biblical counseling, and the mission of biblical counseling, as presented in Colossians 1:28.

In I John 2:18-28, John writes to help us to not be ashamed at the coming of Jesus.  In this message, we unpack lessons for how to do that, as well as John's exhortation to watch out for those who are against us.

In this message, we focus on the third and fourth guiding truths that we need to embrace in order to love the Father:  We must wisely understand the origin of the world, and perceptively look at the future of the world. 

Loving the world and loving the Father cannot coexist.  In this message, we look at the first two of four guiding truths that you must embrace to help you love God and not love the world.

In this message, we examine the assurances that John provides to believers in the midst of his tests of faith.

Jesus' parable of the talents, found in Matthew 25, provides us with valuable insights about our attitudes and motivations toward service to God.  In this message, we look at the parable with a view toward application in how we serve.

Following up on the first pillar of biblical counseling (biblical counseling proclaims the message of truth), this message focuses mainly on the second pillar of biblical counseling:  Biblical counseling imparts biblical wisdom.