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Suffering is a topic frequently addressed in the Scriptures but too often ignored. In this message we address the perspective, the pain and the promise that comes with our suffering. And suffering for the sake of Christ most of all.
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We like new things, who doesn't? And the Bible likes new things too. In this passage what we like and what the Bible likes converge as we see three new things the Spirit brings: a new debt, a new person and a new future.
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Romans 8:9-11 teaches that believers are led and empowered by the indwelling Holy Spirit - He has moved in! And He marks them and secures them as truly belonging to Christ. Though physical bodies remain subject to death due to sin, the Spirit gives spiritual life now and guarantees future bodily resurrection.
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In spite of all the people in the world the Bible says they fall into one of two groups: people of the Spirit and people of the flesh. In this message we look at both and highlight the contrast between each group.
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In this second of two messages from Romans 8:1-4 we answer two questions: 1, what is the difference between the flesh and the body? And 2, what should the Christian's relationship be with the law today? But before going there we look at what God, in Christ, did for us that we couldn't do for ourselves.
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Romans 8 is considered by many to be the greatest chapter in the Bible. Which doesn't mean it's more divine than others, but that it stands as a chapter by which all others are measured. In a kick off message to our summer series we look at three realities that are true of all Christians in Romans 8:1-4.
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As we celebrate Father’s day, we will look at the character of God the Father, as Jesus reveals it in his Parable of the Prodigal Son. Our God is one who rejoices when lost sinners return home because he is a God of compassion.
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One of the taglines for a series of banking ads a few years back was: Scotia Bank: You’re Richer than you Think. Whether that was objectively true for most people who banked there is a debatable matter, but there is truth in the idea that sometimes we are richer than we think. Sometimes we just need to stop and consider all that we already possess. Christians need to make this a regular practice - not in a material sense of how many assets or resources we’ve been able to acquire, but in a spiritual sense of reminding ourselves of all of the benefits we have been given in Christ. The opening verses of Romans chapter 5 help us understand something of the riches we’ve been given and already possess.
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We wrap up this series on today and interestingly, it finishes much like it starts. What John sees and writes in chapter 22 mirrors what he wrote in chapter 1. But more interestingly, how Revelation ends, with a picture of a garden, reminds us of how the Bible begins and how God brings things full circle and makes all things new.
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