LIVING AND SHARING THE GOSPEL
OPENING CHORUS and PRAYER OPENING COMMENTS Today is the fourth Sunday in Lent. The theme for today is God gives sight in darkness. The selected passages are Psalm 23:1–6; 1 Samuel 16:1–13; Ephesians 5:8–14; John 9:1–41. Each reading reveals God’s power to look beyond appearances, to see what others cannot, and to […]
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PLEASE NOTE: The article below was copied from the Grace Communion International website (gci.org). Some words and sections of the text have been highlighted for emphasis. Incarnational Trinitarian Theology: A Brief Outline We believe that theology should be rooted in the Bible, especially the New Testament. We see a reliable theology articulated by Irenaeus, Athanasius,
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PLEASE NOTE: The article below was copied from the Grace Communion International website (gci.org). Some words and sections of the text have been highlighted for emphasis. Beware Theological Labels… by Joseph Tkach As our understanding of who God is (our theology) developed, we began using the term “Incarnational Trinitarian theology” to identify and summarize our
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A Message from Our Home Office … by Greg Williams Program transcript … Have you ever been assigned “busy work?” I despise doing “busy work?” It’s the type of work that doesn’t have a purpose except to keep you … well … busy. Sometimes this happens on a job where the boss feels like
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OPENING CHORUS and PRAYER OPENING COMMENTS Welcome and Thanks for joining us. Today is the third Sunday in Lent. The theme for today is God satisfies our thirst. The selected passages are Psalm 95:1–11, Exodus 17:1–7, Romans 5:1–11 and John 4:5–42. These passages provide a powerful picture of God’s sustaining love and our need
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Why Bother With Theology?… by Joseph Tkach Many people think that theology is complicated, confusing and even irrelevant. They wonder why they should bother with it at all. “The Bible isn’t difficult,” they say. “Why should we read books written by theologians who use long sentences and fancy terms?” It is common to avoid
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A Message from Our Home Office … by Michelle Fleming Hartman Program Transcript … There is a popular old hymn called “Count Your Blessings”. The chorus simply says: “Count your blessings, name them one by one. Count your blessings, see what God hath done. A friend of mine shared a story of how
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OPENING CHORUS and PRAYER WELCOME and THANKS for joining us. OPENING COMMENTS Today is the Second Sunday in Lent. The theme for today is God Loves First. The selected passages that support the theme are Psalm 121:1–8; Genesis 12:1–4a; Romans 4:1–5,13–17 and John 3:1–17. The way that God loves first is at the heart of the
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WELCOME and THANKS for joining. INTRODUCTION A. Why do some Christians have assurance of salvation while other Christians do not? B. It’s because the Christians who have the assurance believe in the doctrine of the ETERNAL SECURITY OF THE BELIEVER. C. In this session … I plan to review some of the key passages
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A Message from Our Home Office … Program Transcript … + Easter Preparation – Led by the Spirit Journeys of transformation often begin in a place of testing. The wilderness is not a place of punishment. It is a place of preparation. It is where noise fades, distractions fall away, and truth rises to
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