When a fellow Christian is involved in open sin, what should be our response individually and as a church? When does grace obligate us to overlook other people’s faults and love demand that we confront those faults? In “Caring Enough to Confront,” as part of the popular and much-needed series “Straight Answers to Tough Questions,” Dr. Robert Jeffress looks at a case study in how to deal with sin in the church.
Caring Enough to Confront
March 20, 2017 • Dr. Robert Jeffress
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The Other Side of Freedom - Part 2
March 31, 2017 • Dr. Robert Jeffress
Why does Paul spend three chapters discussing the subject of eating meat sacrificed to idols? As we will learn in “The Other Side of Freedom,” as part of the much-needed series “Straight Answers to Tough Questions,” the real issue is not eating meat, but sacrificing rights.
The Other Side of Freedom - Part 1
March 30, 2017 • Dr. Robert Jeffress
Why does Paul spend three chapters discussing the subject of eating meat sacrificed to idols? As we will learn in “The Other Side of Freedom,” as part of the much-needed series “Straight Answers to Tough Questions,” the real issue is not eating meat, but sacrificing rights.
Meat Market Christianity - Part 2
March 29, 2017 • Dr. Robert Jeffress
How do you decide your standard of behavior in the “gray areas” of the Christian life? In “Meat Market Christianity,” as part of the much-needed series “Straight Answers to Tough Questions,” Dr. Robert Jeffress shows us how we as believers can make the right decision even when we’re in situations where “right” and “wrong” are unclear.