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“Have you ever done something good and quietly thought, I'm a pretty decent person? Most of us have. It's a comfortable thought, until scripture interrupts it.”
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In this message from Harris Creek Baptist Church, the speaker walks through Ephesians 2:1-10 to show that every person comes to God not as a seeker but as someone spiritually dead, unable to respond to grace on their own. Through the 'but God' turning point of the passage, the message explains how God's mercy and grace, not human effort, bring the dead to life in Christ. Those made alive are called to walk in the good works God prepared in advance, living as trophies of his grace rather than striving to earn what has already been freely given.
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