SERMON – October 17, 2021
Be Thankful for The WORD
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GCI Sermon – October 17, 2021
The High Priest Made Low Hebrews 5:1-10 ESV “Don’t judge a man until you’ve walked a mile in his shoes” is a well-worn cliché about reserving judgment on people. Well-worn enough to have a joke made out of it, “…that way, when you judge him, you’ll be a mile away and you’ll have his shoes!”
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Monday Reverb – 11October2021
WE BELIEVE Introduction Welcome to We Believe — a resource that assists adults and older teens in studying the core beliefs of our Christian faith. We Believe is grounded in the Holy Scriptures and expressive of GCI’s statement of beliefs and incarnational Trinitarian theology. We Believe draws on similar documents from other Christian denominations and
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GCI Sermon – October 10, 2021
God in Our Weakness Hebrews 4:12-16 In the Marvel Comics universe, there is a scientist named Dr. Bruce Banner, a theoretical physicist who specialized in gamma radiation. After an experiment went wrong, Dr. Banner was exposed to a massive amount of gamma rays. He was transformed into an unstoppable titan, the living embodiment of
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6Oct2022-Kingdom NOW
Life in the Kingdom: Joy and Peace at the Next Level My dear friend Charles Fleming sent me a personal email after the denominational celebration. He was deeply moved by the kingdom of God theme. Charles is an analytical thinker and he has much to add to the theme of the kingdom. I’ve invited
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Monday Reverb – 04October2021
Key Points of Trinitarian Theology Following are some basic precepts of the theology presented in the booklet, THE GOD REVEALED IN JESUS CHRIST … The Triune God created all people through the Son of God, who also is known as the Word of God. We were created so that we could participate in the
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GCI Sermon – October 3, 2021
The Peasant King Hebrews 1:1-4, 2:5-12 ESV The 19th century philosopher Soren Kierkegaard told the parable of a king who fell in love with a maiden. She was one of his servants and lived across a great distance of social class and wealth from him. He couldn’t imagine her life, but he couldn’t stop thinking about her. He
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