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Abounding love does not come automatically. Paul prayed that the Philippians' love would abound, but it was though knowledge and discretion. With such love the saints will be filled with the fruits of righteousness.
True worship consists of ordain children of God in which the work of grace abides in their hearts.
Sadly, when the discussion regarding the covenants, the conversation generally revolves around the "covenant of works" and the "covenant of grace," while ignoring "the everlasting covenant" made with the Triune God (Father, Son, and Holy Spirit) in eternity. Today we will devote our attention to this "everlasting covenant."
The night before the arrest, trial, and crucifixion of Christ, He patiently and lovingly practiced and taught His disciples the truth of Christian love.
Love between the preacher and the people is essential to the advancement and fellowship of the gospel. Equally, we are to set forth the gospel in an intellegent and clear way to properly defend the faith. All of this is to be solidified and cultivated by prayer.
We are continuing our study of more differences the Protestants and Baptists beliefs. Today we are reviewing the distinction between the Old and New Covenant.
The Philippians were faithful to the gospel of which there is only one. Sadly, today the religious world has several so-called gospels which in reality are not gospels. Furthermore, when God begins a work of grace in an individual He will perform it until the day of Christ. Thankfully our salvation is secure in the Person and work of Christ.
Nothing is more delightful than prayer filled with joy in the faithfulness of individuals and congregations in their obedience to Christ and the gospel.
Today we are continuing the expansion of the podcasts published originally explaining some of the basic differences between Reformed and Baptist ideologies. The explanation of types, figures, ordinances, and sacraments are basically reviewed.
Too often the study of sanctification begins with either the new birth or faith and fails to give full glory to the Lord in showing that sanctification began before creation when chosen in Christ. However, sanctification is also found in Christ at conversion, but judicial sanctification is prior to experimental sanctification. Additionally, the only officers in the New Testament congregation is the bishop/elder/pastor and deacon.
Founding of the congregation at Philippi.
Today we are beginning an expansion of the podcasts published originally explaining some of the basic differences between Reformed and Baptist ideologies.
Thankfully, Paul was not in prison alone and during his ministry he had companions that labored with him and were an encouragement to him. It is a great blessing that we do not have to travel through this sinful life alone, but we have other believers who encourage us along the way and, hopefully, we are a blessing to others as well.
Today is the conclusion of our study of some of the names of God from the Old Testament. In this podcast we will consider God as Jealous.
Philemon was instructed by Paul that he would be released from arrest and to prepare a lodging for him. Paul further instructed Philemon that his release from prison would be through the prayers of Philemon. How often do we as believers fail in praying because of our lack of faith. Truly did James exhort us that we have not because we ask not.
Obviously the saints will know their salvation fully because of the sufferings of Christ at the resurrection. However, we have an experimental knowledge of this power in regeneration due to it being the same power that raised Christ from the dead. Likewise, we have a spiritual understand of the sufferings of Christ when we suffer as Christians in this life.
In our continued study of some of the names of God from the Old Testament, today we will consider God as Jehovah-Tsidkenu—The Lord Our Righteousness.
Paul is willing to pay any loss to Philemon caused by Onesimus. However, it appears that Paul not only expected that Philemon would not only freely and kindly receive Onesimus but that he might go beyond and do "more than" by setting Onesimus free.
Onesimus running away was evil but like the brothers of Joseph God meant it for good. He returned to his master more than a servant; he was a beloved brother. Indeed, the ways of the Lord are mysterious but ultimately He works all things together for His honor and glory.
In our continued study of some of the names of God from the Old Testament, today we will consider God as Jehovah-Shammah—The Lord Is There.
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