HeyJaredLugoff Bible Fellowship
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Courage, Conviction, and Costly Discipleship (opens the original)
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September 20, 2026 Roughly twenty years after Pentecost, Paul and Barnabas returned to the very city that had just tried to kill them. That kind of courage is what this message is really about, and it raises a vital question for every believer: what does genuine, fruit-bearing discipleship actually look like? After being stoned and left for dead in Lystra, Paul recovered and went back. He went back to strengthen new believers, establish church leadership through prayer and fasting, and build som
Systematic Theology #6 Clarity (opens the original)
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Rarely does a single conversation reveal so much about why modern Christianity struggles, but Larry's party discussion cuts right to the heart of it. The core problem isn't that the Bible is unclear, it's that people simply refuse to accept what it plainly says. Larry draws a firm line between infallibility and inerrancy, explaining that inerrancy affirms all Scripture is perfect and authoritative, not just passages related to salvation. He points to Jesus himself, who consistently held people a
Enduring Hardship for the Gospel (opens the original)
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September 6, 2026 Rarely does a sermon cut straight to the heart of why so many Christians feel spiritually stuck, but this message from Acts 14 does exactly that. Larry opens with a challenge that lands hard: believers are called to a "go and tell" approach, not a comfortable "come and see" mentality. It's a direct, uncomfortable distinction that reframes what faithful Christian living actually looks like. Larry argues that America has become the world's greatest mission field, drawing missiona
Systematic Theology #4 Characteristics of Scripture (opens the original)
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Rarely does a single story land with such quiet weight: a woman owned multiple Bibles, never once opened them, and died without faith. That moment alone is worth sitting with. Larry digs into why certain books like the Book of Enoch were excluded from the biblical canon, explaining how reverse plagiarism (where authors falsely credited ancient figures to gain authority) disqualified them. Carefully, he walks through how the phrase "thus says the Lord" appears 417 times in the Old Testament, rein
God's Sovereignty in Salvation (opens the original)
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August 30, 2026 Rarely does a sermon tackle one of Christianity's most debated tensions with such refreshing honesty. This message dives into Acts 13:44-52, where Paul and Barnabas face fierce rejection from Jewish leaders, and what unfolds reveals something profound about God's sovereign design for salvation history. Larry unpacks how the Jewish rejection of Jesus was not a divine accident. Paul quotes Isaiah 49:6, showing that Christ was always meant to be "a light to all nations." The rejecte
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