Lnbc Students

An established faith is one that has received Christ, walks in him daily, and rests in gratitude.

An established faith relates to other believers by equipping them to glorify God, stirring them up in love, and training them in godliness.

An established faith relates to God by exalting him above all things, seeing and savoring him daily, and treasuring him alone.

God is to be praised because in His mercy He caused believers to be born again to a living hope and an imperishable inheritance, which He is guarding by His power.

The foreknowing work of the Father and the sanctifying action of the Spirit result in human obedience and cleansing by Christ’s blood. Conversion is the work of the Trinitarian God.

In the the last cultural trend we examine, we take up the issue of community and connection. How does digital technology and social media shape our relationships and understanding of community?

In this session of the Technology & Social Media series, we observe how our devices have helped make sex easy and everywhere. We focus primarily on the issue of pornography and how we can combat sexual sin as Christians.

In the fifth session of the series, we discuss how digital technology and social media has trained us to interact with information and ideas.

In session 4 of the Technology & Social Media series we focus on how digital technology and social media has shaped they way we understand ourselves and others.

In the third session of the technology and social media series, we look at the first cultural trend heightened by digital technology: distraction. We look at the dangers of distraction and unfold some practical ways we can live an undistracted life.

In session two of Technology & Social Media series, we provide a theological foundation for understanding technology, look at the main cultural trends heightened by digital technology and social media, and forecast what the rest of the series is going to look like.

Three Audiences: God, One Another, Nations - Pt. 1

The LNBC Students have started a new series on Sunday mornings on the topic of technology and social media. Stay up to date with the session recaps on the podcast.

As we look at the call as Christians to worship in the scattered context, we focus on how we can bring renewal to those around us.

In the final session of our DNOW weekend 2018, Taylor takes up the greatest of the three theological virtues: love. As Christians, we should experience and express love that is rooted in the gospel. Seven characteristics of gospel-love are provided.

In the third session of DNOW weekend 2018, the focus is on the biblical teaching of hope. In this teaching, we look at how scripture reveals the future reality for which we wait: the renewal of all things under the Lordship of Jesus for the glory of God.

In session 2 of our DNOW weekend in 2018, Taylor shows the importance of faith in scripture and how it is a way of like that marks Christians as becoming more and more like Jesus every day.

In the first session of our DNOW weekend in 2018, Taylor demonstrates how scripture links Fatih, Hope, and Love together as a way to summarize the Christian life.

Taylor demonstrates how the creation mandate calls us to display God's worth throughout all the earth. Furthermore, we look at John 4 to see how Jesus changes the way we worship.

In this sermon, Taylor highlights the practices that we are to exercise in the gathering as Christians.