Sunday Sermons - Old Du Quoin Baptist Church

Paul encourages us to follow the example of Christ and be willing to suffer for the good of our brothers and sisters in Christ.

Paul continues his explanation of convictions in the church by now describing not only the attitude we should show one another, but also the actions we should take to love one another.

All this we do, because there is one thing more important than all other minor issues, it is the Gospel message of salvation through Jesus Christ.

In the Body of Christ, there are matters of sin, but there are also matters of conscience. We are to have a loving attitude toward those of differing convictions.

Paul says that there is one debt we owe one another, and that is to love each other.

The events of this past week have highlighted for us that the Church must take a stand for truth in the world around us.

As Christians, our faith should impact every part of our lives, even our Citizenship.

God has instituted government to fulfill His good purpose.

When someone has a true faith in Christ, their actions will show it. Paul tells us that to live out a real faith we must show genuine love and a humble heart.

God has gifted everyone with certain talents, abilities, and resources to serve His Kingdom, and every individual is important.

After having explained the Gospel to us, Paul now shares with us the implications the Gospel has on our lives.

God has displayed His excellent wisdom in the way he orchestrated salvation history. Through reflecting on His wisdom, we can be prepared to trust Him in our lives.