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Challenging words on becoming a fruitful Christian – James 2-4 – Audio
In our walk-through of the Epistle of James, we pick up on the controversy that Martin Luther had with James statement that faith required works. Going forward from midway in chapter 2 to midway through chapter 4, we hit a lot of poignant topics. May the Lord bless you!
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The eternal perspective – and what God really wants – audio sermon
Humans are eternal beings who often live in the paradigm of this world, their cares, and not so mindful of what the Bible teaches is the true reality, or “eternal perspective.” This is sad but not unexpected of those who do not name Christ, but what about those who do say they represent the kingdom of God on earth? Since the Protestant Reformation put on steroids a tendency in the carnal theologians who came before. so many have argued with scripture verses allegedly backing them that they know the way of Christ.
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God solution to man’s sin problem – the church Jesus would build – Eph 4
Our walk-through of the apostle Paul’s epistle to the Ephesians continues to focus on what God wanted and still wants where possible to accomplish. He wants a people more than Christians in name only, more than those half-in/half-out, or anything other that red hot. The goal of he church is discussed here – but this is not any church, but rather one which Jesus by His Spirit brings about. Lord bless you!
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When the ‘weakness’ of God is stronger than men – 1 Corinthians 1-2 – Audio
Christians would be well served to glean the fullness of what the Apostle Paul is saying in 1 Corinthians 1-2. Included in this is God is filtering for who really wants Him by a “foolish” message preached that is wiser than humans, and weakness that is stronger. Paul demonstrated the power of God’s Spirit, and His example is for us to learn from and believe God for. May the Lord bless you!
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The Christian’s freedom from the law – Romans 7 – audio
Romans 6 teaches freedom from sin and Romans 7 builds on this teaching freedom from the law. Tha chap[ter also clearly expounds on the so-called “sin nature” which Paul the apostle calls the “law of sin.” This teaching merges elements the apostle brought to light from Romans 6,7 and 8 to give a picture of the normal Christian life. Lord bless you!
