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- Should Christians Suffer?At the end of 2019, I was invited to share with a group of students "what the Lord was saying for 2020."This is part of the teaching from that evening.27 min
- Every Crisis Is an Opportunity!Due to the coronavirus the Religious Affairs Bureau required all churches to cancel their meetings. En lieu of meeting together on Sunday morning, we encouraged the XICF family to meet in small groups in homes. This sermon was delivered to the XICF family via WeChat.Every crisis is an opportunity for the goodness of God to invade the earth!Romans 15:13May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that by the power of the Holy Spirit you may abound in hope.James 1:2-3Count it all joy, my brothers, when you meet trials of various kinds, for you know that the testing of your faith produces steadfastness.28 min
- Much More!As much as Adam's sin brought pain, suffering, brokenness, a curse and death into the world, MUCH MORE does the work of Jesus bring healing, wholeness, blessing and life!!!What does the "much more" of Jesus' reign look like in our every day lives? What does it mean to be "saved by his life"? What is our salvation and how can we receive God's provision to enjoy Him to the fullest today?Romans 5; John 17:3; 1 Tim. 2:15; Ga. 2:20; Col. 3:3; Ro. 6:8; 7:417 min
- Helping Friends Deal with Life Issues pt. 1If you have friends, then you probably have friends with issues! How can we help our friends experience the abundant life offered by Christ?All the brokenness we carry from Adam (i.e., from being human) can only be healed in Christ. The entrance of God’s word brings light (Ps. 119:130; Ps. 119:105; Eph. 5:11) and illuminates the path! Understanding spiritual darkness and light gives us a framework for helping others understand the underlying causes of their brokenness.When the students in Manthanos//Kairos asked about helping friends deal with serious issues, I offered some thoughts- presented in the acronym "KALIMBAS."KALIMBAS:1. Keep in step with the spirit (Ga. 5:25; Jn. 5:19; 15:5)2. Address the brokenness of the heart (Pr. 4:23; Jer. 17:9; Ro. 5:12; 3:23-24)3. Let them take responsibility for themselves (Jn. 14:1; Ph. 4:4-8)4. I can’t change anybody (Ez. 33:1-6)5. Mind - Win the war for the mind (Jn. 8:31-32; 2 Cor. 10:5; Ro. 12:2; Ro. 8:6; Is. 26:3)6. Body - Discipline the body (1 Thes. 4:4; 1 Cor. 9:27)7. Alert - Stay alert! I must watch myself (1 Cor. 15:33; Ga. 6:1; 1 Tim. 4:16; Lu. 21:34; Pr.16:18 )8. Support, but separate when needed (Jn. 6:66; 1 Cor. 5:9-13; Ga. 6:2)There may be times when we're trying to help others that we ourselves need to ask for help. We shouldn't hesitate in such cases to get others involved. God made us a Body so we could support one another (Ga. 6:2)!36 min
- Happy Thanksgiving!Always give thanks for everything! Eph. 5:20Thankfulness is a shortcut to joy! God wants our joy to be full, so He invites us to live a life of thankfulness.When we give thanks we must be thankful TO someone! This reminds us what we are created for.4 min
- Awestruck Astonishment (Delighting in Fearing pt 3)The fear of the Lord is an amazing gateway to intimacy with God as well as key to being integrated human beings and understanding our place in the universe. I invite you to journey with me."The friendship of the Lord is for those who fear him, and he makes known to them his covenant." (Ps. 25:14)“Fear God and keep his commandments, for this is the whole duty of man.” (Ecc. 12:13)If God has already put the punishment for our sins onto Jesus, then why should we fear him?The fear of the Lord is to be so awestruck by how powerful, beautiful, majestic, holy and pure God is that we fear being anything that is incompatible with Him; not because we dread His punishment, but because we are so enraptured by His splendor and omnipotence that we only desire to be like Him: we abhor anything that is opposed to Him and turn away from everything that is contrary to His goodness and glory.15 min
- What Are You Most Afraid Of? (Delighting in Fearing pt 2)What are you most afraid of? How does that affect your behavior?We're all tempted to subdivide our identities: be one person at home, another at work or school, another at church, another with friends.... Perhaps understanding the fear of the Lord can help us be whole, integrated and authentic.In this episode we continue to seek to understand the fear of the Lord and drink deeply from this fountain of life (Pr. 14:27).19 min
- Rejoice with Trembling: Delighting in Fearing pt 1
After he sinned, Adam was afraid of God (Gen. 3:10), but Jesus delighted in the fear of the Lord (Is. 11:3)! So what's the difference?
“There is no fear in love, but perfect love casts out fear. For fear has to do with punishment, and whoever fears has not been perfected in love.” (1 Jn. 4:18)
If God has already put the punishment for our sins onto Jesus, then why should we fear him?
The fear of the Lord is to be so awestruck by how powerful, beautiful, majestic, holy and pure God is that we fear being anything that is incompatible with Him; not because we dread His punishment, but because we are so enraptured by His splendor and omnipotence that we only desire to be like Him: we abhor anything that is opposed to Him and turn away from everything that is contrary to His goodness and glory.
The fear of the Lord is an amazing gateway to intimacy with God.
"The friendship of the Lord is for those who fear him, and he makes known to them his covenant." (Ps. 25:14)
I invite you to journey with me.
“Fear God and keep his commandments, for this is the whole duty of man.” (Ecc. 12:13)
13 min - d6 songs
In this episode I share some original songs.
Colossians 3:16 says, "Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly, teaching and admonishing one another in all wisdom, singing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, with thankfulness in your hearts to God." Let's give it whirl.... Thanks for listening!
(lyrics)
Where I Belong (Under the Cross)
When the torrents pound down on my life
When there is no relief in sight
When my sorrows are too much to bear
When my heart is weighed down with cares
There is one place
Only one place
I know I can go
Under the cross
Under Your gaze
Under Your love
Under Your grace
That’s where I’m safe
That’s where I’m strong
That’s where I belong
You have been a shelter to me
A safe place a sanctuary
You stand around me and guard my life
You uphold me in the downpours of life
There is one Lord
Only one Lord
Who won’t let me go
Under the cross
Under Your gaze
Under Your love
Under Your grace
That’s where I’m safe
That’s where I’m strong
That’s where I belong
When the sorrows seem to much to bear
You uphold me You uphold me
When the trials of life seem so unfair
You console me You console me
Under the cross
Under Your gaze
Under Your love
Under Your grace
That’s where I’m safe
That’s where I’m strong
That’s where I belong
Desert In Bloom (Isaiah 35)
KP: “You know my grandma always said, ‘If you’re digging a hole that you don’t want to be in, first thing you got to do is stop digging.’”
Steady shaking knees and strengthen feeble hands
Say to fearful hearts hiding in the land
“He is coming!” “He is coming!
The ransomed will come back dripping in glory
Their joy will overtake them their sorrows gonna flee
They’ll be singing, they’ll be singing
See the parched land bloom
A hurting people like the sun at noon
So open blind eyes and unplug deaf ears
The mute are gonna shout the lame jump like a deer
It is freeing, it is freeing
The burning sand a pool streams in the desert flow
In the barren haunts papyrus starts to grow
It is healing, it is healing
See the parched land bloom
A hurting people like the sun at noon
See the parched land bloom
A hurting people like the sun at noon
You ain’t never seen a people like this before
Ain’t never seen a people with so much soul
They know how to rock and they know how to roll
They know how to rock and they know how to roll
Steady shaking knees and strengthen feeble hands
Say to fearful hearts hiding in the land
“He is coming!” “He is coming!
The ransomed will come back dripping in glory
Their joy will overtake them their sorrows gonna flee
They’ll be singing, they’ll be singing
Singing like the stars shining like the sun
Feel the earth quake baby here He comes
Righteous gonna laugh wicked gonna run
Can you feel it? Here He comes!
So Much Hope (Hands to the Sky)
When clouds surround my head
When darkness closes in
I will choose to laugh
Cause I know I’m gonna win
You showed Your love
You shed Your blood
Went to the cross for me
Now I’m alive
Hidden in Christ
So why should I worry
I got my hands to the sky
The whole world wondering why
I got a smile on my face
When they all wanna cry
I got my hands in the air
And no I don’t care
If everyone around me
Wants to stop and stare
Your love broke through my shame
Your truth broke every chain
In Adam I was dead
Now in Christ I reign
You showed Your love
You shed Your blood
Went to the cross for me
I got so much, so much hope
I got so much, so much hope
I got so much, so much hope
Pull up pull up
Light beam in all the place
Push out push out
Darkness flee out from the place
13 min - The Radical Nature of New Covenant Worship
Worship is not meant for a special hour at a special place when we're wearing special clothes and doing special ceremonies; it is to be woven into the fabric of our lives all of the time! Unlimited access to holy places in heaven is what Hebrews 9-10 describes as our "regulations for worship."
Enjoying the radical nature of New Covenant worship is our inheritance as children of God. The world and the devil would like it very much if we confine our worship to singing on Sunday morning. God invites to something much more marvelous, much more magnificent and much more consequential!
27 min
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