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Prescription for Success in Sanctification
This short passage is a summary of Paul's thoughts from chapter two. It is a simple yet powerful prescription for success in sanctification. Sanctification is the process that Christians undergo as they are transformed into Christ likeness. The result of sanctification is glory. The prescription for success includes union with Christ as well as our actions and the proper directing of our attention. Sanctification is not for the elite but for all that have union with Christ, all believers.
I've Got Your Back
Using Biblical references from Genesis 4:9 and Galatians 6:1-2; 9-10, Pastor Bropleh uses the following 3 points to emphasize, "I've Got Your Back": Point #1 - Don't be judgmental; be Merciful; Point #2 - Don't be Super-Spiritual; be Helpful; and Point #3 - Let your generosity be intentional, not accidental.
Being Selective
None of us are immune to the influence of others. In Proverbs, God gives us direction on monitoring our relationships. We need to be selective about the people we spend our time with. We need to intentionally pursue healthy relationships; intentionally shield ourselves from those with anger issues; intentionally choose who we are going to look up to; and intentionally position ourselves to grow as a person. Our friends determine the direction and quality of our life.
Intentional Community
Logan Gentry teaches on the Inward application of the Gospel
The Art of Acting Intentionally
Pastor Ben walks us through what it means to examine where you are and intentionally go forward.
Journey to the Cross - Intro
Consider Jesus so that you won't get tired and give up.
You Play to WIN the Game
The Challenge of Paul: for the believers in Jesus to live right before God, representing Him well.
Why Remember?
Many of us are forgetful. We forget to pick up an item at the store, whose turn it is to pick up the kids, the phone message we failed to write down because - "Oh I'll just remember it"... (Need I give more examples?). Yet in the big picture, those are trivial. This sermon kicks off a series which, right now, is headed only God knows where. Yet just to get you thinking...Christmas was celebrated about half a month ago now. How many of us have sat and pondered the implications of that day for our lives? Do we realize the “Christ Event” has the power to shape our present and chart a course for our future? Or have we returned to the routine of our daily lives having already “forgotten” what took place nearly 2,000 years ago now?
A Call to Missions
Rev. James Johnson - spoke this morning at length of taking the risk, and that missions emcompasses everyone that the Lord puts across our paths. He also talked about being intentional in our conversations with people in eternal things about the Lord.
