Podcast: Download ()Subscribe: Spotify | RSS Sunday 10/13/19 Series: Walking the Talk Message – God’s love is flooding our heart Click HERE for Video Our apologies in advance! Not the way to start a great post but, this recording was done in a closed in area which provided a fair amount of echo. Also, there was very little time this week to compile notes, so this accompanying post is rather bare-bones, mostly offering the scriptures used in the appropriate translation so you can follow along. Jude “20 But you, dear friends, building yourselves up in your most holy faith and […]
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Sunday’s main service is NOT held on Sunday due to rigorously held dogma so much, but it IS in respect to the holiness of the Sabbath day as declared by God BEFORE mankind fell. Quite literally the Sabboth was declared holy FROM THE BEGINNING. We know that Sabboth was most likely our modern day “Saturday”, but our Lord was risen on what we call Sunday, so it seems appropriate.
In addition to this, we worship on “Sunday” out of convenience because we believe Jesus’ words which teach us, “Man was not made for the Sabbath but the Sabbath for man.” As such, Sunday is the day MOST OFTEN recognized as the day to worship within Christian circles so that is when we have our main service of the week.
We use this day as the day we press forward as a community of believers into Biblical teachings which our leaders believe God is immediately guiding us into for our maturity and Spiritual growth. We do not have Sunday night services in part due to the fact that we do not want time constraints to dictate our worship.
As a community of grace we are interested in ministering to others, outside our immediate assembly and encourage others to participate in our lessons and grow with us.
Practical Communion with the Holy Spirit
Podcast: Download (52.6MB)Subscribe: Spotify | RSS Sunday 09/29/19 Series: Walking the Talk Message – Practical Communion with the Holy Spirit Click HERE for Video Enjoying practical communion with the Holy Spirit Many times the correlation between the message and the worship is not humanly orchestrated but today it was – at least in part, by the song ‘Speechless’ – It was fully intended, because today we are talking about enjoying practical communion (koinonia) with the Holy Spirit and Paul talks about something – not withheld from ANY believer – which immediately places us into a joint and shared experience with […]
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What Souls Long for…
Podcast: Download (41.6MB)Subscribe: Spotify | RSS Sunday 09/22/19 Series: Walking the Talk Message – What Souls Long for… Click HERE for Video Communing with the Holy Spirit Turn with me to 1Jn. 1:1-4, “(1) That which was from the beginning, which we have listened to, which we have seen with our own eyes, what we have observed and have touched with our own hands concerning the Word of Life– (2) The Life was manifested and revealed, and we have seen and bear testimony to it… we declare to you the Eternal Life, Who was with the Father and was manifested […]
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Other Gods…
Podcast: Download (41.7MB)Subscribe: Spotify | RSS Sunday 09/15/19 Series: Walking the Talk Message – Other Gods… Click HERE for Video This week we are taking a decent stride forward towards Koinonia with the Holy Spirit of God. This lesson is a primer, a type of prep for next week’s message in which I will illustrate one of our greatest assets in and expressions of communion and co-partnership with the Holy Spirit. As such this week is focused largely on the things which serve as real obstacles – whether known or unknown – to this communion. I freely admit that it […]
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When the Spirit Grieves
Podcast: Download (41.2MB)Subscribe: Spotify | RSS Sunday 09/08/19 Series: Walking the Talk Message – When the Spirit Grieves Click HERE for Video I imagine that if God where only One Individual, salvation would have worked out radically different than it did. I mean, some aspects of it, such as the need for it, the method for redemption, the purpose of it would have remained unchanged, but the dynamics involved and the way in which it works out to and for the individual I believe would have been considerably different. We see the differences in the personalities between the Father, the […]
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