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THE CHURCH AND ITS RELATION TO CHRIST, THE HOLY SPIRIT, AND THE BELIEVER
INTRODUCTION.
The word “church” is the Greek word “Ecclesia” and it means to call out.
The word is used 117 times in the New Testament.
Out of this many times, it is used 112 times to refer either to a particular assembly of Jesus Christ on earth, or to a general assembly in glory.
We want to study the church in its relation to Christ, the Holy Spirit, and the Believer.
I. CHRIST AND THE CHURCH.
A. Christ loved the church and gave Himself for it. .
B. Christ is the builder of the church.
; therefore He is the owner.
C. Christ is the head of the church. .
No man or group of men should assume this position.
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THE HOLY SPIRIT AND THE CHURCH.
A. The Holy Spirit is the administrator of the church.
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He baptizes the believer into the church.
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He calls and appoints the pastor. .
Whenever a church is without a pastor they should seek the leading of the Holy Spirit.
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He directs the church in the sending out of missionaries. .
B. The Holy Spirit is the unity of the church.
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When He controls the church there will be unity.
C. The Holy Spirit is the power of the church.
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THE BELIEVER AND THE CHURCH.
A. The believer is a member of the church as a living stone.
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In the early days of Christianity, there were no members at large.
They were all in a local church, serving God. ; ; .
B. The believer should respect and attend the church. .
C. The believer is to find fellowship in the church. .
1. Fellowship is promised where believers are gathered together in His name. .
2. This fellowship is based upon the willingness of the church to acknowledge the place of Christ and the Holy Spirit.
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D. The believer is to find a means of service in the church.
Service is working together in the unity of the Holy Spirit in carrying out the will of Christ by making known the Word of God. ; ; ; , .
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