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The Legacy of Adam and Christ – Death Through One, Life Through Another
In today’s Coffee with the Superintendent episode, we dive into Romans 5:12-21, where Paul contrasts Adam and Christ—one who brought sin and death into the world. In contrast, the other brought grace, righteousness, and eternal life. We explore the theological concept of federal headship, understanding how Adam's disobedience made all humanity sinners and how Christ's obedience justifies all who believe.
In The Grind, we celebrate the birthdays of Kyran in 10th grade and Samaiah in 6th grade. Happy Birthday!
In The Add-Ins, we reflect on the quote: "Adapt or Die. The world does not slow down for those who refuse to learn. Strength is in flexibility, not stubbornness." We analyze its meaning, compare it to biblical principles, and discuss how Christians should respond in a constantly changing world.
Join me as we explore what it means to live in the righteousness of Christ, embrace the grace that abounds, and walk by faith, not by works. Let’s start this day encouraged and strengthened in the Word!
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By Jack FarmerIn today’s Coffee with the Superintendent episode, we dive into Romans 5:12-21, where Paul contrasts Adam and Christ—one who brought sin and death into the world. In contrast, the other brought grace, righteousness, and eternal life. We explore the theological concept of federal headship, understanding how Adam's disobedience made all humanity sinners and how Christ's obedience justifies all who believe.
In The Grind, we celebrate the birthdays of Kyran in 10th grade and Samaiah in 6th grade. Happy Birthday!
In The Add-Ins, we reflect on the quote: "Adapt or Die. The world does not slow down for those who refuse to learn. Strength is in flexibility, not stubbornness." We analyze its meaning, compare it to biblical principles, and discuss how Christians should respond in a constantly changing world.
Join me as we explore what it means to live in the righteousness of Christ, embrace the grace that abounds, and walk by faith, not by works. Let’s start this day encouraged and strengthened in the Word!