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In this episode, we consider the reason God is shaking heaven and earth as it applies to our lives presently (today’s Christians) and the Second Coming of Jesus.
We conclude our discussion on Baptism into the Body as we dispel misconceptions or myths about Baptism into the Body. We also give a picture of what it is physically and in eternity.
In this episode, we look at why God shook heaven and earth in Haggai’s time and at the First Advent of Jesus.
We look at God’s promise to shake heaven and earth so that what He wants to be done will be done. Considering the phrase “once more” in God’s statement, we look at how God shook Mount Horeb in the wilderness to appreciate how God will shake heaven and earth today.
In this episode, we describe baptism into one body (the body of Christ) and its implication for the believer in Christ.
In this final part of our mini-series on God’s assessment of His work through us, we look at how God works through us. We also look at what good works are and how God’s work and word combine in us to accomplish His work.
In this second instalment of our discussion on how God assesses His work through us, we look at how we should view God’s work—not through our lenses, but God’s eyes. We also note that a glorious work from God’s standpoint is based on whether we are doing the work according to His instruction and by His Spirit.
We begin, in this episode, a three-part mini-series on how God assesses His work. In this first instalment, we note that God does His work by Himself through us and in stages. This then informs how He assesses His work.
In this episode, we review the four New Testament baptisms for believers in the Lord Jesus Christ, as implied by the phrase, “the doctrine of baptisms”. We also look at the major distinguishing factors for each baptism as it concerns the baptiser and the medium of baptism.
What is responsible for the time lag between repentance and restoration? Why does it take some people a long time to be restored after they repent from sin, and others a shorter time?
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