South Run Baptist Church episodes:

• September 22, 2019Philemon: Round 3

  Philemon is one of the shortest books in the Bible, and for that reason, it

  is easy to read in one sitting. And while it doesn't contain a theology of

  the cross, like Romans or Galatians, and it doesn't contain a theology of

  the church, like Ephesians, it is a wonderful example of

  theology-in-action. It is lived theology. It is a theology of the cross or

  a theology of the church as lived out in the lives of Paul, Philemon, and

  Onesimus. Let's take a look!

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• September 15, 2019Philemon: Round 2

  Philemon is one of the shortest books in the Bible, and for that reason, it

  is easy to read in one sitting. And while it doesn't contain a theology of

  the cross, like Romans or Galatians, and it doesn't contain a theology of

  the church, like Ephesians, it is a wonderful example of

  theology-in-action. It is lived theology. It is a theology of the cross or

  a theology of the church as lived out in the lives of Paul, Philemon, and

  Onesimus. Let's take a loo

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• September 08, 2019Philemon

  Philemon is one of the shortest books in the Bible, and for that reason, it

  is easy to read in one sitting. And while it doesn't contain a theology of

  the cross, like Romans or Galatians, and it doesn't contain a theology of

  the church, like Ephesians, it is a wonderful example of

  theology-in-action. It is lived theology. It is a theology of the cross or

  a theology of the church as lived out in the lives of Paul, Philemon, and

  Onesimus. Let's take a look!

  ...more

  

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• August 25, 2019Invaluable

  Perhaps because we are products of our hyper-individualistic culture, we

  have a habit of turning the gospel into something individualistic. It goes

  something like this: the gospel is about how I can get to heaven, and how

  you can do the same. This, however, does not begin to do justice to what

  the gospel calls us to. As Jesus preaches over and over, he is summoning us

  into a “kingdom,” or community, or a new way of living together. When the

  church is launched in the first century, it is like a laboratory for living

  out kingdom lives here and now. With this in mind, let’s take another look

  at our core values at SRBC and how they invite us to participate in the

  kingdom in the here and now as we await its fulfilment in the age to come.

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• August 18, 2019This Is Us

  Every church is unique, just as every individual is unique, every marriage

  is unique, and every family is unique. There is no doubt that all churches

  should share some common goals and doctrines and practices, and these

  commonalities unite us as one body of Christ. But if the last 2000 years

  are any indication, the church has flourished in a variety of times and

  places and in a variety of ways that require it to fit the unique nature of

  a specific time and place. I believe that here at South Run Baptist Church

  God desires to use our uniqueness for His glory. As we dig into Ephesians

  chapter 4, let us consider both what is common to all churches and what is

  our unique calling here at 8712 Selger Drive.

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• August 11, 2019The Purpose of Prayer

  Our guest preacher, Deen Salami, gave us a message titled “The Purpose of

  Prayer.” Scripture came from Matthew 6:5-15.

  The purpose of prayer is not to manipulate God, but to get us right with

  God and each other so we can be released to advance the kingdom.

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• August 04, 2019The Cost of Discipleship

  Our summer intern, Jackson Ervin, talked to us about what it means to

  follow Jesus and what that “cost” may look like.

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• July 28, 2019It's All About Grace

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• July 21, 2019Fitting into the Big Picture

  Dr, Jim Weaver, retired pastor of First Baptist of Springfield was our guest preacher.

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• July 14, 2019You Belong Here

  To be human is to desire a place to belong. But belonging is not any old

  desire. The desire to belong is a longing that is so deep within us that it

  constitutes an essential part of the human experience. As we explore what

  it means to be the church, we discover that it is a place where—when done

  rightly—everyone finds belonging. It is a union of souls into one body, the

  body of Christ. A union in which our differences are respected, and yet our

  longing to belong is met in full.

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