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Your life is much bigger than a good job, an understanding spouse, and non-delinquent kids.
It is bigger than beautiful gardens, nice vacations, and fashionable clothes.
In reality, you are part of something immense, something that began before you were born and will continue after you die.
God is rescuing fallen humanity, transporting them into his kingdom, and progressively changing them into his likeness—and he wants you to be part of it.
Christ gives gifts to the church so that we might serve.
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Thus in 68:17–18 the psalm summarizes the military victories that God gave to his people as he led them from Sinai to Jerusalem.
The gifts that God received “among humanity” (bāʾādām [sg.]) are the booty of war and the tribute that conquered peoples pay to him.
These victories are God’s victories over his enemies and for his people.
They bring to a triumphant conclusion his march with his people from Egypt to Sinai to Jerusalem.
Thus in 68:17–18 the psalm summarizes the military victories that God gave to his people as he led them from Sinai to Jerusalem.
The gifts that God received “among humanity” are the booty of war and the tribute that conquered peoples pay to him.
These victories are God’s victories over his enemies and for his people.
They bring to a triumphant conclusion his march with his people from Egypt to Sinai to Jerusalem.
A precursor to the gifts given by Christ is his victory!
The gifts represent the spoils of war and conquest.
This is a discussion that takes into consideration the finished work of Christ!
The basis of the gifts are Christ finished work.
In the discussion it is important to think that Christ ascended from earth to heaven.
However before he ascended from earth to heaven he descended from heaven to earth.
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Everybody in the body matters.
“EACH ONE Of US”
We must exercise our spiritual gifts so that the church is edified.
The term apostles primarily refers to people sent with a divine mission or task.
They also served as spokesmen for God, bringing new revelation and understanding to the church.
Apostles - primarily refers to people sent with a divine mission or task.
They also served as spokesmen for God, bringing new revelation and understanding to the church.
Prophets - revealed God’s will to believers for the present (forthtelling) and predicted the future (foretelling).
revealed God’s will to believers for the present (forthtelling) and predicted the future (foretelling).
Evangelists - were gifted to spread the gospel and plant churches.
Evangelists proclaimed the good news in word and deed and instructed others in evangelism.
were gifted to spread the gospel and plant churches.
Evangelists proclaimed the good news in word and deed and instructed others in evangelism.
Daniel B. Wallace, “Perseverance of the Saints,” in CSB Study Bible: Notes, ed.
Edwin A. Blum and Trevin Wax (Nashville, TN: Holman Bible Publishers, 2017), 1876.
Shepherd - The one who oversees and teaches the church.
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What do shepherds do?
They equip the saints for the work of ministry.
- The saints to the work of ministry - the shepherd equips them to do that.
Don’t mistake unity in the body for uniformity.
Many Southern Baptist Church in 2019 - Have this paid ministry mentality that is unbiblical.
If I am the one primarily responsible for doing all the ministry then the ministry of RBC is going to be limited to me!
God makes us unique.
He gives diverse gifts to the one body in order that we might be edified.
We must utilize our spiritual gifts so that the church is sanctified.
Christ’s spiritual gifts gifts are gives
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