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Inquisitive Minds Do you have an inquisitive mind? Do you seek out answers? If so, how? Are you a person who wants things explained so there is better understanding? This evening we want to start by finishing where we left off last week, so to keep everything in context. The coming crowd Is there a difference…

Who deserves the judgment of God? What judgement? (1:32) - the sentence of death/punishment The wrong answer (vv. 1-5, last time) To judge others as worthy of God’s judgment…but not yourself. The question is not how does one compare…but is one guilty of any sin (1:29-31). The sin of anyone’s life is…

Prophecy in the Old Testament points time and again to someone who is coming. The events during the history of the Intertestamental Period show the Providence of God preparing things for the arrival of the Christ.

The human condition is bleak. Though many attempt to trumpet the inherent goodness of humanity, the reality of our own relationships, and of the relationships of communities, cities, states, and nations, proves quite the opposite. All of the evil things of the world have flowed out of the hearts of humans. Cleaning up the outside of lives makes us only hypocrites, still in bondage the base desires of our bodies. Jesus' Kiingdom is about God's rule within the lives of those who trust Him. God comes to reside within us. He has promised to give us new lives, eternal life, and new hearts. Hearts of flesh rather than hardened hearts of stone. We ought to continue to pursue Him, to trust Him. Keep on praying, saints! He is able to open deaf ears and make the truth plain. Sometimes, the answer to physical problems may be something spiritual. Shared by Jason Stuart Percy at Refuge Christian Fellowship Tallahassee on Sunday, March 8, 2020.

Intro What’s up y’all! I’m pumped to be here with y’all, I’ve been looking forward to this retreat since I was offered the job back in May. Before I jump in can we just make some noise and show some love to Marcela, Sarah, and Jesse for putting this retreat together! They spent a ton of time and energy…

What does discipleship look like? In this passage, we see the importance of approaching Christ, understanding His mission through sacrifice, and valuing Him above worldly pursuits. Consider the paradox of dying to live! Watch/listen here: http://www.sermonaudio.com/sermon/13024186263750

Give your entire attention to what God is doing right now, and don’t get worked up about what may or may not happen tomorrow. God will help you deal with whatever hard things come up when the time comes.

The Greeks trigger Jesus. Present culture uses the word “trigger” or “triggered” in many various ways today. Of course, trigger likely suggests a gun or a firing mechanism of some sort. But also, in recent years, the term has been used when an event or words trigger an emotional response of some sort.…

Attention Significance Let’s return to the first chapter of 1 Corinthians. We pick up where we left off in verse 22, and Paul is still dealing with division at Corinth. A few weeks ago, we looked at verses 12-13 where Paul addressed their political party spirit, “I am of Paul, Apollos, Cephas, or Christ.”…

It is easy to find Jesus, but it is costly to follow Him.

What it means to be in Christ among men and in front of God

As followers of Christ, we need to recognize that the time of light is nearly gone.

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Jesus gives a mysterious answer to Phillip's request for Greeks who wanted to see Jesus

You can watch this message on our YouTube channel, https://youtu.be/iC_li-k1NXo. From a purely human perspective, the gospel appears to be sheer silliness and totally unimpressive. But when it is properly understood and accepted, it is shown to be the wisest and most powerful message that the world has ever known. The message of the cross is the ultimate demonstration of God’s wisdom and power.

The Westminster Confession of Faith January 17, 2023 Season Eight | Edition 7: WCF 1.7-8 #devotional #WCF #Scripture #Bible #perspicuity

What do you know about Corinth? Aside from being a Greek town on an isthmus, it was also where Paul started a church back in Acts 18. Beyond that, it was church that was very rich in gifts, but had divisions and fighting. Today, Pastor Dean starts a series in the book of 1 Corinthians by first addressing problems.

By Pastor Glenn Pease If Simon the Zealot was a right-winger and Matthew the Publican a left- winger, Philip was a cautious middle of the roader. He had both liberal and conservative leanings. His background was one of mixed influence. His name, for example, tell us something of his home life. Philip…

the master’s college In These Last Days: The Son as the Final Communicative Act of God a paper submitted to the faculty of the bible department in partial fulfillment of BL 422: Greek Exegesis dr. william varner Spring 2007 by clifford b. kvidahl Introduction In his magisterial commentary on Hebrews,…