LIVING AND SHARING THE GOSPEL
A Message from Our Home Office … Program Transcript … + Good Friday Some stories break our hearts. Some stories hold our hearts. But there are a few stories, like this one, that change our hearts forever. On Good Friday, we gather at the foot of the cross, where the depth of human suffering […]
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OPENING SONG OPENING PRAYER OPENING COMMENTS WELCOME and THANKS for joining us. Tomorrow is Good Friday — the day many Christians use to remember the day Jesus Christ suffered and died for us … on our behalf. So … Today is Maundy Thursday — the day we remember and reflect upon what happened, and
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OPENING COMMENTS Today is Palm Sunday, which reminds us of Christ’s entrance into Jerusalem, where He would be crucified a few days later. He entered knowing He was going to His death. The theme for today is God rescues us from evil. In our worship psalm, Psalm 31:9–16, we have a confident
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INTRODUCTION In our last session, we looked the main differences between Calvinism and Arminianism by comparing the views of each with regards to the TULIP (an acronym for Total Depravity, Unconditional Election, Limited Atonement, Irresistible Grace and Perseverance of Saints). We did not look at all the differences, but we can summarize them as follows:
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A Message from Our Home Office … by Greg Williams Program Transcript … + Have you ever heard someone say, “There are two kinds of people in the world”? This is usually followed by a joke or some oversimplified statement about people. Here is one that does both: “There are two kinds of people
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OPENING CHORUS and OPENING PRAYER OPENING COMMENTS During Lent, we journey through grief, repentance, and waiting, but always toward hope. The theme for today is God Enters Death and Gives Life. The selected Bible passages for today are Psalm 130:1–8, Ezekiel 37:1–14, Romans 8:6–11 and John 11:1–45. Today’s scriptures remind us that even when life
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A Message from Our Home Office … by Jeff Broadnax Program Transcript … + I once saw someone wearing a t-shirt that said, “I don’t know why judges get paid so much. I judge everyone for free!” Unfortunately, this funny line has a lot of truth in it. Human beings are often quick
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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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