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In Hebrews the Apostle Paul instructs that we are to be content because we are promised He will never leave us nor forsake us. Elder Chris thinks on this verse when he considers the crucifixion. Jesus suffering of the cross was done so that we will never have to endure the punishment for sin. While we may feel abandoned or alone at times, we have comfort in knowing He is always there.
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The crucifixion of the Lord Jesus Christ was the most important day in the history of this world. Elder Gail looks at seven statements that Christ made on the cross. He leaves us with the thought that we should be content despite what happens in our lives, and commend our spirit into God’s hands.
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Elder Chris explains that while the gift of salvation is free to us, it cost God everything, the life of His dear son. If we are to be dedicated followers of Jesus Christ, there is a cost. But Elder Chris encourages us that we can never out give Him, and there are great blessings in service to the Lord.
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Ezra faced things he didn’t intentionally plan for or know about. In the past the Lord had worked through miracles to deliver the children of Israel, but this time it would be through providence. Cyrus would let the children of Israel to go back and rebuild their temple. But when the foundation complete, the older Israelites that knew the temple before were saddened that it did not match its former glory. Ezra is burdened to adorn the house of God. Elder Chris points out to adorn it is not to simply beautify the building, but it is to maintain its principles and practice, show our love to God, and love one another.
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Elder Adam preaches that despite political kings that change on Earth, God’s kingdom still stands. The gates of hell will not prevail against us. He instructs us that our job is to follow King Jesus.
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Elder Will proclaims that Heaven is given to us without our works. Jesus did all the works necessary to secure our eternal salvation. But Paul charged the church at Philippi to “work out your own salvation with fear and trembling.” Elder Will points out there are two contexts under consideration here, salvation eternally, and salvation in this life. God has given us the capability and burden to do good things while we live here and it is good for us to do them.
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Elder Will turns to Acts where we find the origins of the churches at Galatia and there they preached the gospel. He points out that while the gospel does not give us eternal life, it is important and enough to sustain us in our Earthly walk. We come together to hear what Jesus Christ has done again and again.
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The Galatian church was teaching that Christ has done it all, except circumcision was needed for it to apply to you. The Apostle Paul marveled that they had turned away so soon from the gospel of Christ. In Galatians 5 he talks about the ramifications of what they were teaching. The truth of knowing that Jesus paid it all gives liberty and freedom, but adding a work to it would put them back in bondage. Paul explained that if their thoughts were true, they would be a debtor to the whole law and would live under the curse. But thanks be to God that Christ fully removed every claim of the law and made us righteous before God.
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Elder Hollis preaches on being led by the Spirit. To be led by the flesh is death, but to be led by the Spirit is life. He explains that even though this body will die, there is a part within us that will not die.
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Jairus came to the Lord asking Him to come heal his daughter, but there came a ruler of the synagogue’s house and said “Thy daughter is dead: why troublest thou the Master any further?” But Christ raised her to life. Elder Adam reminds us that there is no lost cause or hopelessness with God. He proclaims that despite the dire circumstances, God is not limited, and we should never stop troubling the master.
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