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Temporary reality often creates fear. But how does David move from verse 3 "I am afraid" to verse 11 "I will not be afraid"?
Being mindful of God's promises in fearful circumstances is how we move from fear to faith.
Fear is overcome when we recognize the eternal truth which transcends our present circumstances: God is for me. And because God is for me, he takes notice of me, and is able - even if the worst happens to me - to raise me from death.
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Who is the pastor-teacher and what is his role in the Body of Christ?
In this message from Ephesians 4, Pastor Paul shows us that the ascended Christ gives the gift of the pastor-teacher to His church for their protection and mutual affection.
Throughout the letter to the Ephesians, Paul uses various metaphors for the Church, but none is so compelling as "the body of Christ." In this message we begin a consideration of the various "Body Parts:" the Head, the Shepherd Leaders, the Saints, and the Whole Body.
Christ as the Head of the Church makes clear for us that the body of Christ is sovereignly initiated. Just as God "gave" Christ to be the head of the Church, so Christ "gave" Shepherd Leaders to care for and instruct the church. Who are these Shepherd Leaders?
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