The truth that endures
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The Truth that Endures: Insights from 1 John 2:22-26 As a Christian minister, it's imperative that we delve deeply into the scriptures to understand God’s message for us today. In 1 John 2:22-26, the Apostle John addresses a crucial issue faced by the early church that resonates profoundly in our contemporary context: the challenge of discerning truth from falsehood. This passage offers vital insights into the nature of Christ, the identity of the Antichrist, and the importance of holding fast to the truth we have received. The Nature of Deception John begins by identifying the one who...
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El Regalo del Perdón
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**Título: El Regalo del Perdón: Un Mensaje de Esperanza y Redención** Queridos amados en Cristo, Al reunirnos aquí hoy en el espíritu de compañerismo y amor, me recuerdan las profundas palabras que se encuentran en el libro de los Hechos, específicamente en Hechos 13:38, que dice: "Sea, pues, notorio a vosotros, varones hermanos, que por medio de este se os anuncia el perdón de pecados." Esta escritura encapsula la esencia de nuestra fe y el poder transformador del Evangelio. Hoy deseo reflexionar sobre el monumental regalo del perdón que se nos ofrece a través de Jesucristo, y cómo...
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Hell is it real?
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Understanding the Biblical Message in Mathew 13:41-42 (Hell) The Bible is a sacred text that holds profound wisdom and guidance for those seeking spiritual enlightenment and moral direction. In the book of Matthew, chapter 13, verses 41-42, we encounter a passage that carries a powerful message about the consequences of living a life devoid of righteousness and virtue. Let us delve deeper into the meaning behind these verses and explore their significance in the context of Christian faith and teachings. These are verses that modern churches avoid teaching on.
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“For the word of God is alive and active"
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**Message on Hebrews 4:12** Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, Today, we turn our hearts and minds to a powerful verse found in the book of Hebrews, specifically Hebrews 4:12, which states: “For the word of God is alive and active. Sharper than any double-edged sword, it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow; it judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart.” As we meditate on this scripture, we are reminded that the Word of God is not just a collection of ancient texts; it is a living force that can penetrate the depths of our being. The author of Hebrews...
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The cost of Following Christ
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Today, I want to reflect on a profound statement made by our Lord Jesus Christ in Matthew 8:20, where He says, “Foxes have holes, and birds of the air have nests, but the Son of Man has nowhere to lay His head.” This verse encapsulates the essence of discipleship and the radical call that Jesus issued to those who sought to follow Him.
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Seeking the Fullness of the Spirit
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Seeking the Fullness of the Spirit Text: Luke 24:49 Beloved in Christ, today we gather to explore a profound truth that lies at the heart of our Christian walk—the fullness of the Holy Spirit. While every believer is blessed with the indwelling of the Holy Spirit, not every believer experiences the fullness and control of the Spirit in their daily lives. Scriptures like 1 Corinthians 6:17 and Acts 9:1-6 remind us of the intimate relationship we have with the Spirit, yet we find ourselves challenged to live in that fullness.
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Prayer done by the Holy Spirit
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Listen to what Paul says about it in 1 Corinthians 14:2-4: “For one who speaks in a tongue [an unknown tongue] does not speak to men, but to God; for no one understands, but in his spirit he speaks mysteries. One who speaks in a tongue edifies himself...” So, what are we doing when we pray in this prayer language, this unknown tongue? Paul says we’re doing three things. First of all, we’re speaking direct to God, not to man; that’s a privilege in itself, to be able to speak directly to Almighty...
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The Mercy of Jesus Christ
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The Great Mercy of Jesus Christ Introduction In the tapestry of Christian faith, the theme of mercy stands out as a profound expression of God’s love and grace. At the heart of this mercy is Jesus Christ, whose life, death, and resurrection reveal the depths of divine compassion. Understanding the mercy of Jesus is not just an intellectual endeavor; it is a transformative experience that shapes our lives, our relationships, and our understanding of God. This message aims to explore the great mercy of Jesus Christ, its implications, and how we can embody this mercy in our daily...
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The miracles of Jesus Christ
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The Miracles of Jesus Christ: Signs of Divine Love and Power Throughout the New Testament, the miracles of Jesus Christ stand out as profound demonstrations of His divine authority and compassion. These miracles are not only remarkable acts of power over nature, illness, and even death, but they also serve as significant theological teachings about faith, hope, and the nature of God's kingdom. In this message, we will explore the significance of these miracles, their implications for our lives today, and how they invite us into a deeper relationship with Christ.
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The Three Angels' Messages to the world.
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The message of the three angels from revelation 14. A message for our times.
info_outlineUnwavering Faith” ;
Romans 1:2–5;
There are few questions that have arisen over the course of human history that have caused more controversy than, “Who is Jesus?” As you well know, there is a wide variety of opinions on this matter, but not for Paul. The gospel he preached has as much to do with who Jesus is as it does with what He did. By the second verse of this letter he’s already begun to clarify who this Person is, who his Lord is, and there’s not a hint of doubt in his tone as he writes. For him, Jesus is the promised Son of David and the divine Son of God, and he spends no time at all trying to explain how He could be both of these things at once. Maybe such unwavering faith came easily for Paul because he actually saw Jesus in His resurrected glory and heard Him say, “I am Jesus, the Nazarene, whom you are persecuting” (Acts 22:8). Or maybe his unwavering confidence came from his “out of body” experience (2nd Corinthians 12:2–4) which I assume took place when he apparently died and was resuscitated after being stoned at Lystra (Acts 14:19–20). Seeing the glories of heaven with your own “eyes” must settle many theological questions. You’d think that after an experience like that, one would be inclined to simply believe. But few of us have had experiences like his, yet God still calls us to believe and surrender our lives with unwavering trust like we see in Paul. How can that happen? How can we believe so completely without first seeing the resurrected Jesus with our own eyes?