Sermons About Mystery
The Mystery of What Happens When We Die
I. Reserrection: New life/new body (1 Corinthians 15:35-37, 42-44,49, Philippians 1:21-24) II. Mystery: Change required before heaven (1 Corinthians 15:50-54)
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The Gospel Life
The apostle Paul's letter to the Ephesians covers the heart and soul of biblical Christianity. Join us in this series in this amazing book.
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Living with the Loose Ends of Life
God has revealed to us all we need to know, but not all there is to know. Sometimes, when we ask "Why Lord" God doesn't answer. Trusting God when we don't understand isn't easy, but when we do trust him we find that he is utterly faithful and entirely trustworthy. Living with the loose ends of life means trusting God even when we don't have all the answers.
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Sunday Sermon for Week 17-09
Paul reminds his readers that he is a prisoner of Christ Jesus for the sake of the Gentiles. He ends the passage saying, “do not be discouraged because of my suffering for you”. He continues by telling his story about he became a prisoner of Christ Jesus. He talks about God’s great grace on his life. In all of Paul’s writings, the center of his writings is not himself; the center is Jesus Christ.
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My Reason To Live, Give and Forgive
Dr. Clement was raised by a Hindu Shaman Priestess who worshiped cobras and healed others through demonic powers. He became a Christian at the age of 16 through Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship and the efforts of Presbyterian missionary Dr. Norton Sturrett. Clement hold a PhD from Trinity Evangelical School of Divinity in Deerfield, Illinois.
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Dreams, Mystery, Risk Taking and Daniel Hears From Heaven
Dreams, Mystery, Risk Taking and Daniel Hears From Heaven Scripture: Daniel chapter two Nebuchadnezzar: A troubling but impacting dream (Vs.1-13) Tell me what I dreamed and tell me what it meant. Or I will cut you into pieces and burn your houses (Vs.5) Daniel shows great wisdom and tact-but what a risk (Vs. 14-23) Heaven rewards risk takers There is a God in heaven who reveals mysteries. (Vs. 24-28) The dream and its interpretation by Daniel (Vs. 29-45) The centerpiece of this dream is the Kingdom that God establishes (Vs. 44-45) The greatest ruler: Jesus, a stone cut out without hands. This kingdom is indestructible, infallible and all-victorious It is a universal kingdom and will stand forever The decisive moment for this kingdom takes shape during the fourth empire.
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God's Greater Purposes
Our Redemption or “being set free†comes from the payment a ransom that in this case is the death of Jesus in place sinners. The child of God is not only given freedom from the penalty of sin, but the sin itself is forgotten. Redemption and forgiveness go together. The “seal†for Christians is the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is not only promised, but is the mark whereby the Christian is marked out as belonging to God and the “guarantee†of that Christian future inheritance. The Holy Spirit is a down payment that guarantees ultimate ownership by God.
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