Why We Believe in One God

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Why We Believe in One God

Understanding Oneness and the Trinity

Pastor Noah Battle II

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Are you prepared to defend your faith and deepen your understanding of the nature of God? Join Pastor Battle in Part 3 of the five-part Bible Study Series, "The Why Series," and unlock the answers to why we believe in one Lord.

Discover the concept of Oneness in the context of our faith, as Pastor Battle reveals the essential differences between Apostolic Oneness and Trinitarian beliefs. Learn about the importance of understanding and defending our faith with scripture-based teachings that equip and empower believers.

In this compelling lesson, Pastor Battle examines the Oneness doctrine, which states that there is one supreme God who manifests Himself as the Father in creation, the Son in redemption, and the Holy Spirit in regeneration. He contrasts this with the Trinitarian belief in three distinct persons in the Godhead: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.

Understanding the concept of Oneness is essential for believers as it not only matters to God, but it also helps us to stand firm in our convictions. As we continue on this transformative journey, we'll be better prepared to strengthen our faith and articulate the reasons behind our beliefs.

Why We Believe the Bible

Pastor Noah Battle II • Isaiah 41, Isaiah 42, John 13

Welcome to the first part of our five-part Bible Study Series, "The Why Series," where we explore the foundations of our beliefs and the reasons we hold them. In this first study, Pastor Battle delves into the power of prophecy, demonstrating how it sets the Bible apart from other religious texts and validates our faith. As Christians, we should be able to articulate why we believe in the Bible and its teachings. In this series, Pastor Battle explains that it's not enough to rely on personal experiences or upbringing to justify our beliefs. Instead, he highlights how the Bible's prophecies and their fulfillment offer objective evidence of the divine inspiration behind the scriptures.

Why We Must Be Saved

Pastor Noah Battle II • Ephesians 4:4–6, Acts 2:37–41

Welcome to the second part of our five-part Bible Study Series, "The Why Series." In this episode, Pastor Battle dives into the importance of understanding the purpose of salvation and the path to achieving it. Pastor Battle acknowledges the various beliefs and Christian religions, emphasizing the necessity of understanding why we need salvation and how to obtain it. He explores Ephesians 4:4-6, which highlights the unity and exclusivity of our faith in one God, one hope, and one baptism. The discussion further addresses the consequences of sin, which lead to the torment of hell, and the rewards of salvation, which result in eternal life in God's presence. Pastor Battle stresses the importance of making an intentional decision to choose salvation, as failing to decide ultimately leads to the default choice of hell.

Why We Believe in Holiness - Pt. 1

Pastor Noah Battle II

Are you ready to uncover the true meaning of holiness and learn why it's crucial for your salvation? Join us in this eye-opening discussion that will transform your spiritual journey. In the fourth episode of the insightful Why Series, Pastor Battle invites you to explore the profound concept of holiness and its vital role in our lives as believers. Drawing wisdom from 1st Chronicles 16, he elucidates how holiness is all about separating ourselves from the world and dedicating our lives to God. Throughout this thought-provoking discussion, Pastor Battle encourages us to take a deep look at our own lives and ponder whether we're authentically living in the spirit or just going through the motions. This captivating Bible study is not to be missed, as it will inspire and motivate you to pursue a life of holiness and foster a deeper connection with God. This is an engaging conversation that will deepen your understanding of holiness and its significance in your walk with God. Embracing holiness is not only critical for our salvation, but it also enables us to experience true freedom from sin and cultivate a more profound relationship with God.