Not all events in history carry the same impact or significance. There is, however, one event that stands above them all. Though it occurred at a specific time and place, it determines the destiny of every person who has ever lived.
Big Idea: Those who love Christ will be rejected by the world!
Series:
Five distinguishing marks of a Godward sufferer
In Titus 2:11-15, Paul states the facts about Christ that compel us to live our lives in Christ.
Big Idea: Make partnership in the Gospel the goal of your life until the coming of Christ!
Big Idea: Permanent residence with God is guaranteed to those who please Him!
Theme: We have confidence in God’s mercy and grace because of Christ, so draw near!
Jesus has fulfilled the role of a perfect human, providing for us a path to salvation and glory while maintaining an intimate brotherly relationship.
Theme: We should listen to and adore the Son because He is God’s final Spokesperson and Sacrifice!
Theme: Since we are bound together by the Gospel, our greeting should display genuine affection for one another.
Theme: As one family in Christ, we must encourage one another to grow in faith, hope, and love!
Theme: Our love must be patient and tolerant of other believers’ opinions, especially when dealing with non-essential matters of life.
Theme: In light of Christ’s imminent return, the church must glorify God by lovingly serving each other as faithful managers of God’s grace!
Theme: A regular affirmation of Gospel realities directly affects how we value each other in the body of Christ.
Theme: A burden-bearing disciple relies on the Spirit to walk humbly and love diligently.
Theme: Forgiveness is the new currency among the redeemed by Christ
Theme: Since prayer is powerfully effective, we should be motivated to pray individually and corporately!
Theme: Our connection to Jesus through the new birth and His abiding in us enables and causes us to love one another.
Theme: Our motivation for faithful proclamation of the Gospel is rooted in deep compassion and stimulated by earnest prayer.