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I Am Being Saved

August 29, 2026

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Jeff-Manion
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Pastor Jeff Manion continues our Saved series by exploring sanctification—the ongoing process of becoming more like Jesus. We discover that we've been set free from sin's power, not through a one-time fix but through a daily process of walking with Jesus in freedom. We learn that good works are a grateful response to grace already given, not a way to earn God's love, and that sanctification requires both God's work in us and our willing cooperation. We are challenged to cooperate daily with the Holy Spirit's shaping work, trusting that if we've been justified, growth—however uneven—will happen over time.

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