The Rock Church of Fenton Sermons

Onesimus


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Having been separated from his slave owner and eventually put into prison, Onesimus encountered Paul, a believer in Jesus. During the course of his time in prison, Onesimus comes to faith in Jesus, thus becoming an entirely different man. Paul writes a letter to his slave owner and asks Onesimus to deliver it himself upon his release. Paul declares that Onesimus is now a follower of Jesus with a new heart, direction, and standing before God and man. Paul asks his slave owner to accept him back, not as a slave but as a brother. If you are in a prison cell of some kind today, will you consider that the Lord may use it to transform your life and eternity?

PHILEMON 1:10-18

PHILEMON 1:11-12

PHILEMON 1:12

PHILEMON 1:15-18ADDITIONAL SCRIPTURE:EPHESIANS 2:3

COLOSSIANS 1:21

EZEKIAL 36:26

EPHESIANS 4:22-23

EPHESIANS 2:12-13

EPHESIANS 5:8

1 PETER 2:10

1 PETER 2:25


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