Sermons About Prophecy
The Character of Love, pt. 1 (1 Corinthians 13:4)
Love is a verb and like light that passes through a prism is broken down into its constituent parts, so love is manifest by its acts and attitudes toward God and men.
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The Necessity of Love (1 Corinthians 13:1-3)
Every sacrifice and effort in the name of Christ, without love, is worthless.
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The Preeminence of Love (Introduction)
Love is the summary of the Law, the chief means of the church's testimony, and the preeminent evidence of the Holy Spirit in the lives of those He indwells.
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So Great a Salvation
In verse 10-12, Peter reminds his readers the privileged place the hold in cosmic history. What the prophets longed for and the angels are mesmerized with, we are transformed by.
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A Reformed-Charismatic Approach to Prophecy
God is still giving the gift of prophecy to his people; we should desire all gifts and the gift of prophecy in particular; and we should strive to practice this gift in obedience to scripture. Prophecy as practiced in the NT church was primarily concerned with the edification, encouragement and consolation of God's people rather than with prediction of the future. Contrasted with the gift of tongues, although both gifts are equally a work of the Holy Spirit, prophecy is able to be understood by all; it is addressed towards people rather than towards God; it builds up not only the speaker but also the hearers; and it convicts unbelievers. Phil also discusses some practicals of prophecy in the Lord's day meeting in our church.
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Moving Forward As We Look Back
Pastor Gavin concludes our study of Malachi with further explanation of the nature of prophecy, highlighting the fulfillment of Malachi's prophecies in the New Testament.
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