When an individual repents and turns in faith to Christ for salvation, we can be assured that He will never leave us. We will be saved forever. However, it’s certainly possible that we can sometimes veer off the path of God’s will and purpose for our lives. Honestly, the Christian walk can be a struggle at times. This week’s sermon examines the highs and lows of Jesus’ disciples as recorded in the Gospels. Through their experiences we can learn several principles regarding how to guard our minds and hearts against spiritual backsliding and burnout.
The Best Offense is a Good Defense
March 26, 2023 • Pastor Brett Capaci • Luke 5:4–11
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