True or False

Dave Muxlow
Lay Elder
Grace Community Church
July 26, 2015
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Sundays In July 2015

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Couching The Truth

Bill Shannon
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July 5, 2015

Lessons from the Life of Noah, Part 1

Scott Basolo
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July 5, 2015

The Church Faces up to Alzheimer's and Dementia

George Crawford, Rick McLean
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July 5, 2015

In the Presence of God

Carl Hargrove
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July 5, 2015

Why We're Not Roman Catholic

Nathan Busenitz
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July 5, 2015

Manners in Ministry to the Sick and Dying

Jon Scott, Phil Manly
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July 5, 2015

Route 66

Andrew Curry
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July 5, 2015

The Dusty Dozen

Irv Busenitz
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July 5, 2015

Parenting Prodigals, Part 1

John Street
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July 5, 2015

American Idols

Tom Patton
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July 5, 2015

What You Thought You Knew, Part 1

Will Varner
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July 12, 2015

A Word from the Lord?

Nathan Busenitz
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July 12, 2015

Plumbing the Depths

Justin Harris
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July 12, 2015

When Business Gets Personal

George Crawford
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July 12, 2015

The Silent Years

Mark Zhakevich
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July 12, 2015

Parenting Prodigals, Part 2

John Street
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July 12, 2015

The Effective Christian Leader

Austin Duncan
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July 12, 2015

By The Book

George Sanders
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July 12, 2015

Lessons from the Life of Noah, Part 2

Scott Basolo
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July 12, 2015

Prayer and the Great Commission

Brad Klassen
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July 12, 2015

The Power of Prayer Behind the First Great Awakening

Andrew Curry
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July 12, 2015

Lessons from the Life of Noah, Part 3

Scott Basolo
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July 19, 2015

What’s Trending

Josh Petras
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July 19, 2015

What You Thought You Knew, Part 2

Will Varner
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July 19, 2015

Growing in Grace - Understanding the Dynamics of Sanctification

Mike Riccardi
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July 19, 2015

Membership Matters

Justin Harris
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July 19, 2015

Unto the Least of These

Rick McLean
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July 19, 2015

The Healing Promise

Richard Mayhue
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July 19, 2015

Rome, Judea, and Jesus

Mark Zhakevich
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July 19, 2015

Proclaim Liberty to the Captives

Phil Johnson
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July 19, 2015

Christianity on the Job

Chris Hamilton
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July 19, 2015

The Right Words to Say

Bill Shannon, George Sanders
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July 19, 2015

A Tale of Two Brothers

Rich Gregory
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July 26, 2015

Lessons from the Life of Noah, Part 4

Scott Basolo
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July 26, 2015

True or False

Dave Muxlow
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July 26, 2015

What You Though You Knew, Part 3

Will Varner
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July 26, 2015

My Business As My Mission Field

Mark Tatlock
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July 26, 2015

Where There Are No Words

Josiah Grauman
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July 26, 2015

The Art of Arguing

Tom Patton
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July 26, 2015

James Ussher

Andrew Curry
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July 26, 2015

Successful Parenting

Chris Hamilton
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July 26, 2015

Loving Our Neighbors

Carl Hargrove
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July 26, 2015

Membership Matters

Justin Harris
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July 26, 2015

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Sundays in July

"The church is marked by its unity, shared life, commonality, and community—in a word: fellowship. Fellowship is critical to the life of the church. Christianity is not a spectator event that happens on Sunday but a common, shared life with other believers."
— John MacArthur
 

Our 2026 Sundays in July seminars have concluded. We are grateful for everyone who joined us for these special times of fellowship and equipping.

We pray the seminars encouraged you and strengthened your relationships within the church.

Audio recordings from most of the seminars are available below. We look forward to gathering again next summer.

Teacher

Dave Muxlow

Dave grew up in a Christian family and came to Christ at a young age. He and his wife, Susie, were married in June 1967, and Dave was deployed overseas with the navy one month later. He returned to California after two years, earned his bachelor’s degree in mathematics at California State University Northridge, and started working as a general building contractor soon after. Dave served as an elder in a local church for twenty-five years before the Lord led him to Grace Church in 2000, where he has served as an elder since 2006. In 2011, Dave joined Grace Church staff as director of Facilities. He and his wife, Susie, have three married children, thirteen grandchildren—three of whom are recently married—and one great grandchild on the way.