Christian LivingChristian Living\Spiritual GrowthSpiritual Growth

5 Keys to Spiritual Growth: 2005 National Conference

43:01

1. Whatever Happened to Worldliness?

Mark Dever

37:22

2. Serving Two Masters

Ligon Duncan

46:14

3. Renewing Your Mind

R.C. Sproul Jr.

53:40

4. Questions and Answers #1

55:21

5. The Word of God in Spiritual Growth

John MacArthur

52:21

6. How to Study the Bible

R.C. Sproul

45:26

7. Why Should We Pray?

Ligon Duncan

55:51

8. How Should We Pray?

John MacArthur

50:14

9. Worship in Spirit and Truth

Mark Dever

54:53

10. Worship in Word and Sacrament

12. Questions and Answers #2

46:55

13. Imitating Christ in Servanthood

Derek Thomas

48:37

14. Questions and Answers #3

51:30

15. How to Be a Good Steward

R.C. Sproul

Biblical Studies\New Testament Studies\The Ministry and Life of Christ

Imitating Christ in Servanthood

Derek Thomas

During His earthly ministry, Jesus told His disciples that the Son of Man did not come to be served, but rather to serve. Jesus did not only teach servanthood with His words, His life and ministry bore that fact every moment. Do you consider yourself to be a servant in God’s kingdom? If you do, are there certain things in ministry you find to be beneath your dignity? How humble is humble enough in the Kingdom of God? In this message, Dr. Derek Thomas teaches us about the radical nature of true biblical servanthood, and the only One who has perfectly fulfilled it.

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Derek Thomas

Dr. Derek W.H. Thomas is a Ligonier Ministries teaching fellow and Chancellor’s Professor of Systematic and Pastoral Theology at Reformed Theological Seminary. He is featured teacher for the Ligonier teaching series Romans 8 and author of many books, including Heaven on Earth, Strength for the Weary, and Let Us Worship God.

Before Light, Darkness

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Renewed Strength through True Worship

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The Life of Christ

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The Ministry and Life of Christ

Resources about maturing in sanctification in various areas of the Christian life, including: assurance, confession, endurance, fellowship, forgiveness, knowing God’s will, service, spiritual disciplines, spiritual fruit, and temptation.