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Centerstage Church Podcast
Episode Title: The Meaning of Life Series: "Knowing And Doing"
Host: Pastor Mickey Bryce
In this episode of the Centerstage Church podcast, Pastor Mickey Bryce delves deeper into the profound "Meaning of Life" series, exploring the theme of "Knowing And Doing" based on 1 John 2:1-6. The central message revolves around the dual confirmations of faith in Jesus Christ: knowing and doing.
Key Takeaways:
I. Knowing The Work of Jesus Christ
Pastor Bryce begins by emphasizing the significance of comprehending the work of Jesus Christ:
- Sin is Inevitable, Even for the Believer (vs. 1): Acknowledging the inevitability of sin, even within the lives of those who believe.
- Jesus Speaks in Our Defense (vs. 1): Exploring how Jesus advocates on our behalf, both to God and against the accusations of Satan.
- To God
- To Satan
- Jesus Forgives the Unbeliever and Cleanses the Believer (vs. 2): Examining the concepts of propitiation (removal of penalty) and expiation (removal of guilt).
II. Doing
This section underscores the significance of taking action to confirm our relationship with God:
- Obedience is the Confirmation of Our Relationship with God (vs. 3): Emphasizes the role of obedience in strengthening our connection with the divine.
- Obedience is the Completion of God's Love (vs. 5): Demonstrating how obedience is an integral component of God's love, culminating in fulfillment.
- Imitation is How We Learn to Obey God (vs. 6): Highlighting the importance of imitating Christ as a means to acquire the skills to obey God effectively.
In conclusion, Pastor Bryce delivers a compelling message about the dual confirmations of faith in Jesus Christ: knowing and doing. He encourages us not only to comprehend the work of Jesus but also to manifest our faith through obedient actions.
Thank you for being part of this exploration of "Knowing And Doing." Remember that faith is not a passive endeavor but an active one, encompassing both the comprehension of Christ's work and the practical application of His teachings in our daily lives.
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By Mickey BryceCenterstage Church Podcast
Episode Title: The Meaning of Life Series: "Knowing And Doing"
Host: Pastor Mickey Bryce
In this episode of the Centerstage Church podcast, Pastor Mickey Bryce delves deeper into the profound "Meaning of Life" series, exploring the theme of "Knowing And Doing" based on 1 John 2:1-6. The central message revolves around the dual confirmations of faith in Jesus Christ: knowing and doing.
Key Takeaways:
I. Knowing The Work of Jesus Christ
Pastor Bryce begins by emphasizing the significance of comprehending the work of Jesus Christ:
- Sin is Inevitable, Even for the Believer (vs. 1): Acknowledging the inevitability of sin, even within the lives of those who believe.
- Jesus Speaks in Our Defense (vs. 1): Exploring how Jesus advocates on our behalf, both to God and against the accusations of Satan.
- To God
- To Satan
- Jesus Forgives the Unbeliever and Cleanses the Believer (vs. 2): Examining the concepts of propitiation (removal of penalty) and expiation (removal of guilt).
II. Doing
This section underscores the significance of taking action to confirm our relationship with God:
- Obedience is the Confirmation of Our Relationship with God (vs. 3): Emphasizes the role of obedience in strengthening our connection with the divine.
- Obedience is the Completion of God's Love (vs. 5): Demonstrating how obedience is an integral component of God's love, culminating in fulfillment.
- Imitation is How We Learn to Obey God (vs. 6): Highlighting the importance of imitating Christ as a means to acquire the skills to obey God effectively.
In conclusion, Pastor Bryce delivers a compelling message about the dual confirmations of faith in Jesus Christ: knowing and doing. He encourages us not only to comprehend the work of Jesus but also to manifest our faith through obedient actions.
Thank you for being part of this exploration of "Knowing And Doing." Remember that faith is not a passive endeavor but an active one, encompassing both the comprehension of Christ's work and the practical application of His teachings in our daily lives.