Last Sunday, Paul exhorted us to avoid retaliation, and to overcome evil with good. Today he shifts his attention to our civic duty in relationship to government.

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Two Sundays ago, Paul began to discuss the practical outworking of the transformed life within the church. He started with what it means to have genuine love for one another. Last Sunday, he continued by teaching on how to practice love towards our enemies. Today, he exhorts us to avoid retaliation, and to overcome evil with good.

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Last Sunday, Paul began to discuss the practical outworking of the transformed life within the church. He started with what it means to have genuine love for one another. Today, he continues this practical application by teaching on how to practice a kind of love for the church’s enemies that does not excuse or perpetuate injustice.

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After discussing the need for being transformed by the renewing of our minds (v.2), Paul turns to discuss its practical outworking within the church. This is where Christianity becomes real. He starts with what it means to have genuine love for one another.

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Last Sunday, Paul appealed to us to present ourselves as a living sacrifice, holy and acceptable to God. Today, he tells us what the church will be like when each person humbly uses their God-given gifts for the greater good of the body of Christ.

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Having dealt with deep doctrinal matters in the previous 11 chapters such as sin, salvation, sanctification, and sovereignty, Paul now shows what service to the living Lord looks like for us who have been saved by God's free, unmerited grace. He now puts forth the ethical implications and practical applications of the gospel for daily living for those who have been redeemed. He moves from belief to behavior and from doctrine to duty.
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The whole of Scripture is both a lesson in history and a promise for the future. Christmastime spurs us to look back and to look forward. We reflect on the wonder of the nativity, in which the eternal Son of God came to us as a lowly infant. But we also anticipate the future day when the resurrected Christ will come again, inaugurating the new creation. The God who came down at the first Christmas is surely, gloriously coming back again. God in Christ will return to make this world brand-new, restoring paradise and gathering the redeemed into it.

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Please enjoy the full service of Christmas Eve.

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In Genesis we were reminded that our creator God is a promise-keeping God. It taught us to expect that He would send a Deliverer to restore this fallen world, and that in Him all the nations of the world will be blessed. The Prophets provided for us a blurry image full of hope, expectation, and vague details about God’s redemptive plan. And then the Gospels gave us a crystal-clear lens through which we can see that Jesus is the one in whom all our hopes, all God’s promises, and all our longings are fulfilled. The New Testament letters offer a theological interpretation of Jesus’ life and ministry. Today, in Galatians, Paul describes the wonder of being adopted into God’s family through Jesus. He shows us that Christmas is a big deal. It changed everything with respect to our relationship to God the Father.

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The New Testament shows us that the means by which God’s promises are fulfilled, and the entirety of the plan God worked out through the Old Testament age, can be summed up in two words: Jesus Christ. In the Old Testament He is promised and anticipated, in the New Testament He is revealed and presented.
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