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INTRODUCTION
God did not send His son to create a new religion; nor to renew and old religion.
He sent His son to die to restore relationship.
A new covenant.
An invitation to relationship and all that entails.
AN INVITATION TO RELATIONSHIP
What is the foundation of the church of Jesus Christ?
Man’s understanding for the revelation of the relationship of and with Himself?
Father God is above all things, relational: God did not come to a fallen creation because heaven was lacking order or holiness.
He considered all of heaven and its perfection along with his own holiness secondary to restoring relationship with a messy and broken creation.
Consider the following:
· We are beings created in relationship - we were created in the image of a triune God in relationship.
[1]“Let us make man in our image” – we are created in the image of a relationship.
· We were created for relationship - God created us in His image to be in relationship with Himself.
We are called [2]“the bride”, “children”, “sons and daughters”, “brothers and sisters”; everywhere is the paradigm of intimate relationship.
· We continue to exist by relationship - We continue to exist as a creation only as long as we are willing to pursue and cooperate in relationship.
› God has Called us to Bring His Kingdom
God hides the kingdom behind relationship:
Matthew 18:20 NLT
²⁰ For where two or three gather together as my followers, I am there among them.”
By requiring relationship, he requires us to operate in that nature to walk in His kingdom.
• Humility
• Faith
• Love
• Submission
• Sacrifice
• Investment
• Service
• Honor
• Stewardship
WORSHIP - THE ENTRY POINT TO RELATIONSHIP
Worship outside of relationship is vain and meaningless.
Faith without works is dead; but so is works without faith.
Services or acts performed to receive the benefits of relationship, without the relationship.
The Bible calls us “His Bride” bride for a reason.
When there is no covenant relationship in a marriage; you revert to negotiations and rules.
So it is with your relationship with God.
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