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Beggars at the Gate

Beggars at the Gate

By: Covenant Grace Church
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 Welcome to Beggars at the Gate. We aim to bring the good news of Jesus Christ and His work from a Reformed Baptist perspective in a Utah context.© 2025 Covenant Grace Church Christianity Spirituality
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  • The Truth We Confess: The 1689 5.2-4 - Not By Bare Permission

    The Truth We Confess: The 1689 5.2-4 - Not By Bare Permission
    Sep 3 2025

    God providentially uses means to accomplish his ends. How does he do this? What relation does that have to our free will? And what about sin? The providence of God has direct relation to our lives and the most pressing questions we have.
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    38 mins
  • The Truth We Confess: The 1689 5.1 - The End For Which They Were Created

    The Truth We Confess: The 1689 5.1 - The End For Which They Were Created
    Aug 27 2025

    Darren's audio had an issue until the 5:21 mark, so please bear with us for the first few minutes


    What is the difference between providence and decree? How should we respond to God's providence? And what is the end for (the) which God is moving all things, and how should that affect my life practically? We discuss this and more as we dive into Chapter 5 on God's Divine Providence.
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    49 mins
  • How Should We Read The Bible

    How Should We Read The Bible
    Aug 20 2025

    We were recently asked a helpful and clarifying question on our emphasis on the Sunday gathering and whether or not that deemphasizes personal Bible reading. We take time to discuss how Sunday worship should inform our family and personal devotion, how it should shape our reading, and what our aim should be in reading the Bible. We also discuss helpful methods of reading Scripture.
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    52 mins
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