Throughout scripture we are encouraged to hunger and thirst for God. Some of the miracles God did for Israel were intended to illustrate these points… the mana, the water from the rock…etc.
Jesus became the embodiment of these types and shadows. He was the TRUE “bread from heaven” as is recorded in John 6.
Today we investigate the connection between communion, dying with Christ, rising with Christ as well as hungering and thirsting for Him!
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Our belief in Jesus’ death and resurrection is based upon the fulfilled prophecies of the Old Testament and the eye-witness accounts of those who saw Him after His resurrection.
His resurrection impacts us when we enter into His death with Him.
There are three deaths and three resurrections – spirit, soul and body and they cannot be experienced in any other order.
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To the Colossian believers Paul describes what it looks like when a person has truly died with Christ.
After this, he goes on to describe the same regarding those who have truly risen with Him!
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Podcast: Download (35.4MB)Subscribe: Spotify | RSS Sunday 04/22/18 Series: What the Bible says about Gender Message – What the Bible says about Gender Pt. 3 Click HERE for Video Handout PDF What the Bible says about Gender We reviewed our handouts from last week and enjoyed a time of open discussion before proceeding in our messages. This link is to that segment of the service which I separated from the whole…Open Discussion Time. Go over the Handout sheets Now to the Old Testament, upon which all New Testament doctrines concerning the genders come. Sovereignty of Father’s & […]
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Podcast: Download (105.5MB)Subscribe: Spotify | RSS Sunday 04/15/18 Series: What the Bible says about Gender Message – What the Bible says about Gender Pt. 2 Click HERE for Video Handout PDF What the Bible says about Gender We allowed about 15 minute with a handout I had given. Two things I taught last week which were taken from 1 Tim. 2, Titus 2 & 1 Peter 3 brought up subjects which were naturally going to be addressed later in other passages but rather than wait to bring them up – I thought it in keeping with a logical flow […]
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