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[Topical Series] Christ, Caesar, & Culture

Applying the Gospel to Politics and Society Part 1: Biblical & Theological Foundations Jesus Is Lord, Caesar Is Not (Damien Garofalo) [Audio] [Handout] God Is Sovereign, Government Is Not (Damien Garofalo) [Audio] [Handout] The Church Expands the Kingdom, The State Does Not (Damien Garofalo) [Audio] [Handout] Special Guest Lecture on Christian Nationalism (Pastor Sam Perez) [Audio] [Handout] Many Have Used Political Power, Baptists Do Not (Johnny Dos Santos) [Audio] [Handout]Part 2: Practical Considerations The Bible Guides Discipleship, the Culture Should Not (Damien Garofalo) [Audio] [Handout] Some Issues are Debatable, Some are Not (Damien Garofalo) [Audio] [Handout]Part 3: Evangelistic Principles The Gospel Shapes Our Engagement, Society Does Not (Damien Garofalo) [Audio] [Handout] Christ’s Kingdom is Our Home, This World Is Not (Damien Garofalo) [Audio] [Handout]

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Building God’s Temple: A Magnificent Project

“And so I intend to build a house for the name of the Lord my God, as the Lord said to David my father, ‘Your son, whom I will set on your throne in your place, shall build the house for my name.” In 1 Kings 5-7, we see the construction of Solomon’s temple in Jerusalem. The temple was 90 feet long (a standard MLB baseball field). It was 30 feet wide (a full-size school bus) and 45 feet high (a four-story building). It took Solomon 7 years to build this temple and over 180.000 laborers. Once the temple was completed, the Ark of the Lord, which represented God’s presence

Building God’s Temple: A Magnificent Project