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Becoming People of God’s Mission: A Royal Priesthood
The Bible tells us we are a kingdom of priests and a holy people. What does that mean?
Since the Reformation conversation about that has largely focused on the priesthood of all believers, but while that is a thing, it isn’t really what that phrase in Scripture (Exodus 19:6; 1 Pet. 2:9) is about. That phrase envisions a whole community of priests.
Why does God want a priesthood and what does that have to do with His mission? And why does He want a community to do it instead of a bunch of individuals? What does a community require that a collection of individuals doesn’t?
Join us this Sunday in worship as we seek answers to these questions in our continuing series: Becoming People of God’s Mission.
Since the Reformation conversation about that has largely focused on the priesthood of all believers, but while that is a thing, it isn’t really what that phrase in Scripture (Exodus 19:6; 1 Pet. 2:9) is about. That phrase envisions a whole community of priests.
Why does God want a priesthood and what does that have to do with His mission? And why does He want a community to do it instead of a bunch of individuals? What does a community require that a collection of individuals doesn’t?
Join us this Sunday in worship as we seek answers to these questions in our continuing series: Becoming People of God’s Mission.
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By Teaching Team of Gulf Coast Community ChurchThe Bible tells us we are a kingdom of priests and a holy people. What does that mean?
Since the Reformation conversation about that has largely focused on the priesthood of all believers, but while that is a thing, it isn’t really what that phrase in Scripture (Exodus 19:6; 1 Pet. 2:9) is about. That phrase envisions a whole community of priests.
Why does God want a priesthood and what does that have to do with His mission? And why does He want a community to do it instead of a bunch of individuals? What does a community require that a collection of individuals doesn’t?
Join us this Sunday in worship as we seek answers to these questions in our continuing series: Becoming People of God’s Mission.
Since the Reformation conversation about that has largely focused on the priesthood of all believers, but while that is a thing, it isn’t really what that phrase in Scripture (Exodus 19:6; 1 Pet. 2:9) is about. That phrase envisions a whole community of priests.
Why does God want a priesthood and what does that have to do with His mission? And why does He want a community to do it instead of a bunch of individuals? What does a community require that a collection of individuals doesn’t?
Join us this Sunday in worship as we seek answers to these questions in our continuing series: Becoming People of God’s Mission.