G-News #3 You Always Have Hope
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The document discusses how Christians always have hope even when facing difficulties or suffering in this life. It provides several reasons for this based on passages from Romans 8 and other biblical texts. Specifically, it notes that (1) present sufferings cannot compare to future glory, (2) all of creation eagerly awaits redemption from decay, and (3) Christians groan inwardly while hoping for a future without pain or death. This eternal perspective and hope for what is unseen allows Christians to face present struggles with endurance.
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2. God revealed himself through becoming human in Jesus Christ. The body is thus central to Christian theology.
3. Sacraments like baptism involve physical acts because it is through our bodies that we encounter God. The separation of body and soul renders the incarnation meaningless.
The Life and Ministry of The Apostle Paul, part 4: Finding Grace in Suffering
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Pastor Seth Gatchell
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www.pacificchurch.com
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1) The document discusses Romans 8:1 and how there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.
2) It provides context from the preceding chapters in Romans about mankind's sinfulness and God's wrath, before concluding that through faith in Jesus, believers are no longer under condemnation.
3) The passage emphasizes that for Christians, there is assurance now that they will not face future judgment, but rather are secure in their salvation through Christ.Romans 8 1 mms notes by charles 11 03 11
Romans 8 1 mms notes by charles 11 03 11Rivers of Joy Baptist Church, Pastor/Teacher Charles e Whisnant
Charles e Whisnant, manuscript for Sunday November 06 2011 Rivers of Joy Baptist Church in Minford, OhioRomans 8 1 mms notes by Charles Whisnant
Romans 8 1 mms notes by Charles WhisnantRivers of Joy Baptist Church, Pastor/Teacher Charles e Whisnant
1) The document discusses Romans 8:1 and how there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.
2) It provides context from the preceding chapters in Romans about mankind's sinfulness and God's wrath, before concluding that through faith in Jesus, believers are no longer under condemnation.
3) The passage emphasizes that for those who are born again in Christ, there is assurance of no future judgment and that believers can experience this security in the present moment through redemption.10-23-16, 1 Peter 4;12-19, When Ridiculed
This sermon discusses 1 Peter 4:12-19 and addresses how to think clearly when facing difficulties or suffering as a Christian. Some key points include:
1) Suffering can loosen sin's grip, cause others to see us differently, and keep us focused on eternity.
2) We should rejoice in sharing in Christ's sufferings because it allows us to experience glory both now through God's spirit and in eternity.
3) Even though suffering causes pain, it can give birth to joy, just as childbirth causes pain but results in joy with a new child. Our difficulties can birth something wonderful.
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Grow By Learning[1] August 2006 Thru November 2006Rivers of Joy Baptist Church, Pastor/Teacher Charles e Whisnant
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Dear readers,
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