Two Year Gospel Study Week 75
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Up To Jerusalem - Teaching 17 Scripture: Luke 23:26-34, Mark 15:21, Hosea 10:8, John 19:19-27, Mark 15:29-32, Luke 23:39-43, Matthew 27:45-49, Psalm 22, John 19:28-30., Luke 23:46, Psalm 31:5, Matthew 27:50-54. Today we take a look at a moving, powerful and emotionally packed teaching on the subject of Jesus’ crucifixion. We will explore the accounts of Jesus’ crucifixion using all four gospels as each gives us unique details and special insights. Jesus’ crucifixion was painful, prolonged, humiliating and demeaning, but the four gospel writers do not dwell on the sufferings of...
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The Epistles of Jesus: Philadelphia
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When every door to victory appears locked, Jesus' letter to Philadelphia contains the key!
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The Epistles of Jesus: Sardis
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Do the glory days of your faith lie in the past? Christ has a prescription for revival!
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The Epistles of Jesus: Thyatira
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In Jesus' letter to the church in Thyatira (Revelation 2:18-29), what is the "Jezebel spirit" that He refers to, and how is it opposed to the Spirit of God?
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Armor of God #1 - Be Strong!
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It is by God's power, it is by being strong in Him, it is in using the armor of God that you and I can not only stand against the devil's schemes, but also witness to others whom God is leading out from the power of the devil. Pastor Dodge also shares a personal testimony of spiritual warfare that shows the power of God to defeat the enemy, because God IS stronger! Ephesians -11
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The Epistles of Jesus: Pergamum
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The church in Pergamum had compromised with evil. How about us? In love, Christ offers to renew and restore our relationship with Him!
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The Epistles of Jesus: Smyrna
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"Be faithful until death" sure is a tall order. But Jesus' letter to Smyrna equips us to attain it!
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Forty Plus Ten - Week 4: Promises
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Scripture: Psalm 145:13b, Acts 1:3, Acts 1:4-12, Ephesians 5:18, Matthew 5:16, 1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 How many promises are in the Bible? The number given by many different individuals and groups ranges from many hundreds to many thousands. We will settle on saying there are “lots and lots!” Today, we take a look at several more of Jesus’ appearances after His resurrection and explore three specific promises found in Acts 1 that are applicable to any believer’s life. Promise #1: Holy Spirit Promise #2: Witnesses Promise #3: Second Coming Applications ⁃ ...
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Rescued by Truth: Week 22
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Purity is not optional for a genuine disciple of Jesus. Pastor counters the societal confusion around purity with truths from the Bible, and teaches us four steps to living in purity.
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Two Year Gospel Study Week 74
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2 Year Gospel Study - week 74 (Friday, 05-30-25) Up To Jerusalem - Teaching 16 Scripture: John 18:28-32, Mark 15:2-5, John 18:33-38, Luke 23:4-16, Matthew 27:15-26 John 19:1-16 Pastor explores Jesus’ trial using all 4 gospels and proposing a possible timeline that tells the story with new insight. Also, throughout today’s teaching he shares interesting and important historical information and relationship information between the players in this day’s events that brings greater insight and understanding to this story of Jesus’ trial. We tend to look at the story of Jesus’ trial...
info_outlineScripture: Exodus 34:6-7, Lamentations 3:22-23, 1 John 4:10, 1 John 4:7-21, 1 Timothy 1;15.
From Genesis to Revelation the steadfast love of God is very evident and His steadfast love is shown in spite of human rebellion. Even when we turn away from Him, He is still there.
In Lamentations the prophet Jeremiah understands the steadfast love of God as He prays, “The steadfast love of the Lord never ceases; his mercies never come to an end; they are new every morning; great is your faithfulness.”
The cost of love was a love that was sacrificial, self-giving, a love that caused God, who loves the world and cares about each and everyone of us, to sacrifice His own Son for our rebellion.
Love is the message of the Cross. 1 John 4:10 “In this is love, not that we have loved God but that he loved us and sent his Son to be the propitiation for our sins.”
In God’s love we find not only forgiveness, not only hope and peace, but we find an incredible resource for loving as He first loved us.
1 John 4:7-21 shows us genuine love. God is Love. God in His very essence, His very character is love - steadfast love. That love has shown itself in the Lord Jesus Christ and God’s gift of forgiveness and life and hope in Him.
God’s steadfast love is a fingerprint all over the pages of Scripture, all across the centuries, but especially at the cross. And that is the love God wants manifested in each of our lives, that more and more we love like He does.
Nothing speaks more powerfully to those who do not know God, than the unconditional love of someone who does know Him.
A breakdown of 1 John 4:7-21
⁃ Love for God
⁃ Love for truth
⁃ Love for fellow believers
⁃ Love for enemies
We are not to hesitate to love those who have hurt us, made our lives difficult or who’ve wandered from God. Our heartfelt prayer, and our spirit-guided work is to love them as God does and to woo them back. That is genuine love.
The fingerprint of God’s steadfast love changes lives, restores broken hearts, renews damaged spirits and restores life to the soul.
We are to know His steadfast love and reflect it because that changes lives, that changes families, that restores communities, that redeems countries and that makes a difference for eternity.
And it begins one person at a time.
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