Sermons About Unity
Oneness in Our Houses and in the House of God - Tamil - Part I -16-08-09 - Morning
The need of the hour is to keep the oneness of Spirit in the bond of Peace in the families and in the church. For it is the sutility of the enemy to provoke one another against one another - as he has no authority over the children of God directly but by making each other to war against each other . So learn how to keep the unity in spirit not outwardly but inwardly.
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Just How Married Do You Want to Be?
Ever considered God's plan for marriage? Whether you are married now or look forward to getting married one day, listen to Jim and Sarah Sumner share their insights from God's Word and their own life experiences to inspire us to love God and love our spouses more.
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The Together Life
On the way up to Jerusalem for worship the Israelites sang to each other about how much they valued belong to God and to each other. The believing community is a blessing as valuable as praise, as sanctifying as anointing oil and as nourishing as morning dew.
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One Family
We’re in a message series called One Thing. The apostle Paul said: Philippians 3:13-14 (NIV) This “one thing I do: Forgetting what is behind and straining toward what is ahead, I press on toward the goal…” What’s the goal? To be like Jesus. Paul was focused on one thing: Becoming like Christ. Many of you have made a commitment to Christ. You’ve surrendered your life to Him as Savior and Lord. But you’ve lost focus. You started out focused on Christ, but He is no longer the organizing principle of your life. He isn’t the focus. Perhaps we’ve made following Christ too complicated. We’ve forgotten that following Christ means we have to hang out with the other disciples. Can you hear Peter saying? “Sure Jesus, I’ll follow you, but do I have to hang out with Judas over there?” No, following Christ, we become one of His disciples together. Connecting together as we follow Christ has a sharpening effect. It sharpens our focus on Christ. As it says in Proverbs 27:17 (NIV) "As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another." In the book of Romans the apostle Paul told the Roman Christians that even though they had followed Christ by an individual decision they must recognize that in following Him they had become one body, connected to other believers. When we follow Christ we make must make an individual decision to follow, but that leads to a corporate identity. We become the body of Christ connected to every other believer.
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Sunday Sermon for Week 33-09
The expression about equipping God’s people is of far reaching significance for any true understanding of Christian ministry. The New Testament envisions ministry not a prerogative of the clerical elite, but as a privileged calling of all the people of God. Paul envisions a church dynamically and spiritually vibrant as an every member equipped and functional organic community under the Lordship of the only real Pastor the Load Jesus Christ Himself. The people of the church, the ministry of the church, everything is held together by Jesus.
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I'll Be Happy...When Others Think I'm Right
How do you handle disagreements? How can there be peace in our relationships? In this message, we look at how the gospel enables us to have unity and be in agreement with one another.
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I'll Be Happy...When Others Think I'm Right
How do you handle disagreements? How can there be peace in our relationships? In this message, we look at how the gospel enables us to have unity and be in agreement with one another.
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The Unifying Grace of the Gospel
The Apostle Peter learns that his personal problems, and those of the church, come when he fails to work out the truth of the Gospel. It is the caring confrontation of Paul that saves them both.
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When Others See I'm Right
Paul demonstrates gospel-driven confrontation as he shows us how to handle conflict and disagreement in the church. We see the five step process for what it means to “agree in the Lord,” which enables us to get along with anyone we disagree with in the church.
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