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Just about a year ago, in December, Covid 19 was beginning to ramp up again, and I had scheduled an interview with today's guest, Jessica Clement (@eldergothchristian). The interview went well but I had technical issues with the audio and was never able to get the interview together for the podcast. But I recently had an opportunity to try again ( Read more... )

When we come to Christ we fulfill our potential as image-bearers of God. But without receiving and using the gift of salvation we are like an unopened present, whose value goes unrealized. God beckons us to him and when we respond and receive the gift, He restores us to the original image in which He created us, and we are then given a new heart ( Read more... )

On this final Sunday of the church calendar, which we call Christ the King Sunday, we observe the reign of Christ in all of his glory. And we conclude our short series in Matthew 25 with what is often called "The Parable of the Sheep and Goats." However, as we will see in today's teaching, it is neither a parable, nor is it really about sheep and ( Read more... )

Paul exhorts the church in Rome to not be conformed to the ways of the world (in contrast to the ways of God), but to be transformed (completely remade in God's image) by the renewing of our minds.

Romans 12:1-8

Recorded at Ebenezer UMC on August 27, 2017 (Originally published October 2, 2017)

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In this, the eleventh part of our "Theology for Ministry" series, we look at how we can become part of the body of Christ. Paul uses the illustration of the human body with its many parts, and just as the many parts of the human body work in concert with each other, so we as the body of Christ work together to build the Kingdom of God here on ( Read more... )

We come to the eighth chapter of Romans and we unpack in particular verse 1: There is therefore now no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus. This verse carries the full weight of the gospel and the promise of our assurance of God's grace, and should be in the heart of every Christ follower ( Read more... )