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One word is a resource from Legacy Church in Georgia. This podcast is your opportunity to understand more about a key word from last Sunday’s messages from our Marietta and Canton campuses. You can find more about Legacy Church and our other resources LCGA.info.Copyright Legacy Church GA Christianisme Ministère et évangélisme Spiritualité
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    • Episode 27 | Growth
      Sep 19 2022
      What does it look like to have a meaningful relationship with God? Is this possible? This week we are talking about moving beyond the surface of knowing God is “out there” to having an intimate relationship with Him.
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      15 min
    • Episode 26 | Scripture
      Sep 19 2022
      We are a people of the Book, the Good Book, the Holy Bible, the Old and New Testaments, supernaturally inspired, preserved across time, cultures, and continents, delivered to us, useful for reproof and instruction, for righteousness. The Scripture is our backstop, the ultimate field of inquiry and judgment, the measure of conduct, faith, and practice. Whatever the question, whatever the test, whatever comes before us, in the end, it is the Scripture, above all other disciplines, that informs and defines us. We are not wrestling with whether or not the Bible is authoritative, without peer, or supreme; all other sources of knowledge fall beneath its shadow. It is a non-negotiable. It defines us. It is who we are.
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      19 min
    • Episode 25 | Love
      Aug 29 2022
      “The Great Commandments”
      Love God with your whole self. And, love your neighbors as yourself. The Scripture tells us this is the sum of the Law and the Prophets. When a teacher of the Law sought to test Jesus (Luke 10), asking, “What must I do to have eternal life?” Jesus asked him what he read in the Scripture. When the man replied with the Great Commandments, Jesus approved, saying, “You have answered well; do this and you will live.” It was this exchange that birthed the seminal parable of the Good Samaritan. As a people in the pursuit of holiness, the Great Commandments clothe us. We are not wondering whether or not they are key, we are not searching for better lights. They are, by the Lord’s own testimony, defining. They define us.
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      11 min
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