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Living Word Of God: The Letter Of James by Charles Benedict - 3rd March 2024

This Sunday, Rev. Victor D'Monte talks about ‘The New Covenant,’ which is a demonstration of God's love for us. Jesus poured out His blood to initiate the new covenant. In the old covenant, the blood of animals covered sin; in the new covenant, the blood of Jesus takes away sin.

Continuing the series on the book of James, Philips Dayanidhi talks about 'Temptation: Source, Choice, and Attitude.' He shares practical insights into dealing with temptation, providing relatable illustrations.

Starting the series on the book of James, Pastor Charles talks about 'Trials, Testing, and Triumph.' Trials are inevitable, but we are to count it all joy. God uses trials to test our faith, deepen our trust in Him, and build character.

Rev. Victor D'Monte elaborates on 'What Matters to God the Most.' He delves into three areas which are of great significance to God, while giving us practical steps to grow in them. We take a closer look at these three aspects through the lens of Scripture.

‘Are We Ready to Meet the King?’ We've entered a season where God is serious about building His church for His return. Rev. Victor D'Monte expounds on what the church should look like when He comes. The highest standard God expects from us is not only to reciprocate His love to Him but also to one another. Looking at Ephesians 5, we explore four attitudes that we must embody.

Philips Dayanidhi sheds light on 'Living Out the Greatest Commandment.' We know God loves us unconditionally. The question is, how much do we love God? The basis of our love is not the blessings we receive from God but who God is. Very often, our Christian life begins with receiving things from God, but as we journey, our focus shifts from what He has done to who He is.

Rev. Victor D'Monte highlights four instances from the Bible where ‘God Remembered.’ Our God is a covenant maker and a covenant keeper. When God remembers, He acts. When we come to the end of ourselves, of our striving, God remembers. He takes our prayers, desires, and motives and works on them till we’re ready to receive the blessing we asked for. At the right time, God remembers.

Rev. Victor D'Monte focuses on ‘The Manger.’ Mangers are neither attractive nor significant, yet God chose a manger in the seemingly insignificant town of Bethlehem. A manger without Christ is insignificant; many times, our lives are like a manger, going by unnoticed. When Christ stepped into the manger, it became a landmark in history. We are people of significance because we have Christ’s stamp on us, made in His image to fulfill the destiny He has for us.