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Doxa College Ministry Sermons

Doxa College Ministry Sermons

By: Faith Bible Church
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 Sermons from Doxa College Ministry at Faith Bible Church. View our full archive of sermons and resources at fbchurch.org/resourcesCopyright Faith Bible Church Spirituality
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  • Navigating and Calming the Storm of Despair

    Navigating and Calming the Storm of Despair
    Nov 17 2025
    Depression is a term that a lot of Christians can be afraid to use as it is not used in the Bible. However, the Bible has plenty of things to say about sadness, sorrow, grief, and despair and how God is a refuge and relief to such feelings.
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    37 mins
  • The Sinful Nature of Delay in Religious Duty

    The Sinful Nature of Delay in Religious Duty
    Oct 6 2025
    A guest speaker finishes our Life Together series by talking about a believer's duty to evangelism or go and make disciples. Our modern-day reluctance to obey in this area is similar to the delayed obedience that the returning exiles showed in God’s command for them to rebuild the temple. This message examines the heart and motives behind delayed obedience, and how we can, by God’s grace, make a plan to delay no longer.

    Scripture: Haggai 1:1–11
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    30 mins
  • The Church: An Origin Story

    The Church: An Origin Story
    Sep 8 2025
    The church was born as the Holy Spirit fell upon the disciples at Pentecost, a large crowd gathered, the gospel was proclaimed, and the rest is history. God is still in the business of building his church as people are filled with the Holy Spirit, committed to the gospel, and being devoted to the things of the Lord with one another.

    Scripture: Acts 2
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    31 mins
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