The Apostle Paul tells us “we have the mind of Christ” (1 Corinthians 2:16). What does that mean? In part seven of the series “Our Union in Christ” we hope to discover five truths about the Christian having the mind of Christ.
The Apostle Paul tells us “we have the mind of Christ” (1 Corinthians 2:16). What does that mean? In part seven of the series “Our Union in Christ” we hope to discover five truths about the Christian having the mind of Christ.
In this sermon, we are looking at the Lord’s Table and five intimate lessons from the Lord of the Table to His people. This is part of the continuing series where we are casting of our vision for 2018 “to love one another” and we are doing so by obeying the Scripture mandate to “examine ourselves.”
ACTS 18:5 – When Silas and Timothy arrived from Macedonia, Paul was occupied with the word, testifying to the Jews that the Christ was Jesus. THEME OF THE DAY. WHEN THE WORD OCCUPIES US. The words in the middle of today’s scripture – Paul was occupied with the word – are rich and their richness shines bright when comparing other Bible translations.…
1 PETER 4:12 – Beloved, do not be surprised at the fiery trial when it comes upon you to test you, as though something strange were happening to you. THEME OF THE DAY. REACTING TO TRIALS AND TEMPTATIONS. We are told the journey to heaven will not be traveled on a flowery bed of ease. It will include a road filled with…
The truth of our oneness in the Lord Jesus is the key to understanding our salvation and living the Christian life with joy. And one of the most important truths to grasp in our union in Christ is the radical change it makes by the new heart God gives us; a heart with His desires and purposes for living. This is sermon six in the series titled “Our Union in Christ”.
In this sermon, we are looking at the Lord’s Table and its implications for our individual and church lives. This is part of the continuing series where we are casting of our vision for 2018 “to love one another” and we are doing so by obeying the Scripture mandate to “examine ourselves.”