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New and Living Way Sunday, May 30
Jesus comes with a new and living way. He didn’t come to rule the world by force or violence. His would be the
suffering of love. He would become the sacrifice for sin and He would propitiate the wrath of God. God was in Christ
reconciling the world to Himself. Jesus would bear the sin and be the scapegoat. He came in the fullness of time,
appointed by His Father. What would it mean going forth as Jesus upsets the religious, the political, the social,
and the economic ways of the world? Who would truly follow the Christ?...
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The Kingom and the Jubilee
Sunday Message, June 6
The Jubilee vision called for social upheaval.
The fiftieth year Jubilee brought a big shake-up. It touched three factors which can generate inequality: 1. Control
of the land and access to natural resources. 2. Ownership of slaves and the need for human labor in regards to
production. 3. The management of capital and credit, e.g., borrowing and lending money. Thus, we are talking about
the use and distribution of natural, human, and financial resources, which tilt the balance of justice in any society.
Six Jubilee principles highlight God’s vision for handling social injustice. We'll be looking at the Jubilee relative
to the Kingdom of God.
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A New and Living Way
Sunday Message, May 30
Jesus comes with a new and living way. He didn’t
come to rule the world by force or violence. His would be the suffering of love. He would become the sacrifice
for sin and He would propitiate the wrath of God. God was in Christ reconciling the world to Himself. Jesus would
bear the sin and be the scapegoat. He came in the fullness of time, appointed by His Father. What would it mean
going forth as Jesus upsets the religious, the political, the social, and the economic ways of the world? Who would
truly follow the Christ?
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Salvation in a Sentence
- By grace (Ephesians 2.8, 9; Titus 3.5; Romans 6.23)
- you see your true condition; (Romans 3.23; Proverbs 14.12)
- understand the nature of God (1 John 1:1-5; 1 John 4.8-10; Isaiah 6.3; Exodus 34.7; Psalm 89.23)
- and who Jesus is and what He did; (John 1.1,14; John 3.16; Isaiah 53; Acts 2.36; Romans .8-11)
- perceive the need to repent of sin, believe in Jesus and His word that
He died to pay the penalty for your sin and rose from the dead; (1 Corinthians 15.3, 4; John 5.39,40)
- receive Him as Savior, Lord, and Master, (John 1.12; Luke 16.13; Acts 4.12; 1 John 5.11-13)
- to follow Him in full trust, reliance, and confidence (Luke 12.31, 32)
- and receive the free gift of eternal life (John 6.47; John 17.3; 1 John 5.10-13).
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COVID-19 has not stopped the work of the LORD, but it did hamper efforts in 2020 due to many restrictions on what
we could do, where and when. Nevertheless, the Living God is never restricted as to fulfilling His purposes and
plans; so we leave the "how" to Him.