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Soli Deo Gloria Christian Church

Soli Deo Gloria Christian Church (SDGCC) began to chart its own history, in Davao City, Philippines, through the unction of the Holy Spirit.  The name Soli Deo Gloria was selected as it was one of the battle cries of the Reformation Period.  This was part of the 5 Solas of that Period- Sola Scriptura, Sola Fide,… Keep Reading

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Members Who Build Up the Church

Every local church is comprised of a diverse group of people who have been radically transformed by the power of God through the person and work of Jesus Christ. These diverse people have no reason to live and work together, let alone care for each other—and yet, they choose to live in love and unity together, to the praise and glory of the Lord’s name. Keep Reading

Our Sympathetic High Priest
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Our Sympathetic High Priest

In his letters to Timothy, Paul counseled and encouraged his young associate about many things—his health, his critics, his moral and spiritual warfare, and so on. His counsel is well summed up in these words: “Remember Jesus Christ, risen from the dead, descendant of David” (2 Tim. 2:8). Keep Reading

Satan’s Conqueror
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Satan’s Conqueror

To be free to live with God and share in all His blessings, someone had to shatter Satan’s death grip on us. Sin is what gives Satan his powerful hold on us, but the power itself is death. Keep Reading

He Who Sanctifies
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He Who Sanctifies

From our own perspective and experience, it is difficult to think of ourselves as holy. Sin simply is too much a part of us in this fallen world. In thought and practice we are far from holy, but in Christ we are perfectly “sanctified” or holy. Keep Reading

The Author of Our Salvation
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The Author of Our Salvation

As we look at what Christ has done, we must never forget that He was fulfilling the sovereign plan of God. The writer of Hebrews tells us it was “fitting” in God’s sight for Christ to bring “many sons to glory.” That means that everything God did through Christ was consistent with His character. Keep Reading

The Humiliation of Christ
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The Humiliation of Christ

esus’ death on the cross was not easy or costless; it was a horrific death. It was not calm and peaceful; it was accompanied by outward torture and inward agony. The death He tasted was the curse of sin. In a few hours on that cross, He suffered the total agony of every soul for all eternity. Keep Reading

Born to Die
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Born to Die

At this time of year, it is difficult for us to see Jesus other than as a little baby. We, of course, know why He came, but we usually focus on His death on the cross at another time of year. But we must never forget that He came to die. Keep Reading

Recovering Man’s Destiny
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Recovering Man’s Destiny

The ultimate curse of our lost destiny is death. God warned Adam that if he ate from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, he would die (Gen. 2:17). In the restored Kingdom we will be elevated again over a redeemed earth. Keep Reading

The Restriction of Man’s Destiny
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The Restriction of Man’s Destiny

God gave man dominion over all the earth, and the earth supplied his every need. All he had to do was accept and enjoy the earth as provided for him. But Adam sinned, and Satan usurped the crown. A new chain of command was born; the earth now rules man. Keep Reading

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