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Introduction: The Gospel demands all of us. It is something that penetrates our minds and hearts. It changes the way we live, think, spend our finances, raise our children, do marriage, and relate to others. It demolishes social barriers, economic barriers, and ethnic barriers. There is no aspect of…

Our forgiveness has the power to bring joy and encouragement to others. This positive truth has a negative opposite. Failure to forgive brings sadness and discouragement. This sadness and discouragement comes to us as well as to others. There can be no joy without forgiveness. When we forgive and experience the joy it brings it encourages our hearts in the Lord.

Restoration Christian Church

1. 개인적 부탁 2. 자발적인 헌신 3. 바울의 표현

Philemon 8–18 (NIV) Therefore, although in Christ I could be bold and order you to do what you ought to do, yet I prefer to appeal to you on the basis of love. It is as none other than Paul—an old man and now also a prisoner of Christ Jesus— that I appeal to you for my son Onesimus, who became my son…

Short sermon on the nature of forgiveness.

Aim: Continue to look at and discuss Philemon, with focus on verses (8-16) tonight

1. 내 앞으로 계산하라 2. 친필로 쓴다 3. 순종할 것을 안다

Paul's final greetings to a church he doesn't know. He assumes they know of some of his fellow Christians, names them, and encourages the church through them.

Introduction Paul, a prisoner of Christ Jesus, and Timothy our brother, To Philemon our beloved friend and fellow laborer, to the beloved Apphia, Archippus our fellow soldier, and to the church in your house: Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. I thank my God, making…

The September 5th, 2021 worship service, presented by Pastor Jason Jones, featuring the verses of Philemon 1:8-16. This is the fifteenth and final installment of Pastor Jason's "Faces of our Faith" sermon series.

In this brand new expository series on the book of Philemon, OHCRC engages one of the most explosive little letters of the New Testament. Expository series are a fun way to learn how to read our Bibles, and this series obliges us to do just that. From learning about biblical literary genres about books of the Bible to learning how to read an ancient letter, we will be compelled to confront and challenge our personal biases about ourselves and others in light of the cross. #ohcrc #philemon

This week we dive deeper into the world of the Roman slave market. Blending a combination of both a robust understanding of Roman household codes with a nod to Paul's rabbinic Judaism, we can discover the profound themes of exile and redemption present in his letter. In Paul's understanding the ideas of slavery and liberation are not only ideas, but central themes connected to exile and redemption in his theology. Something he embodies in his letter. #ohcrc #philemon

Philemon 1-25 The apostle Paul was a prisoner in Rome for the cause of Jesus christ, he had been arrested of enduing a riot on the temple grounds in Jerusalem, every were Paul went there was revival or riot... while in his rented house under house arrest, he was chained to a guard and the guard was changed…

Maybe you can remember the very first time it was said to you. Or maybe even clearer is the time that you said it to your physically grown child, those few words of “it’s time to stand on your own two feet”. I sure remember when it was said to me; I was boarding the greyhound heading up to Birmingham…

I assume none of us tonight likes to take tests; it may have been a good while ago since we have been students and so began our distaste for tests, but nonetheless tests are still unwelcomed aren’t they. Tests may still be unwelcomed in our life, but since we have grown up from being students; we know…