Christ Is The Answer – Reverence In Worship
20010107 Christ Is The Answer - Reverence In Worship - Rev. Tommy Jones
When Paul wrote Corinthians was he being a #mysogynist? Do you think it was easier for the men to hear that they were to submit to #God in everything? Consider the atmosphere in Corinth at the time. How were the prostitutes recognized at that time? Many people seize on the headship of man over woman in this passage but there are three headships mentioned here. What happens to the image of God when we fail to recognize His headship? Did Christ recognize God’s authority over Him even though He was part of the Trinity? What is the difference between reverence and practice when it comes to this message of purity? How are men cautioned about authority? Reverential worship requires inward purity and outward modesty to participate.
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Suffering to Serve (Pt. 2)
Christ Is The Answer – The Discipline of Dedication
20001029 Christ Is The Answer - The Discipline Of Dedication - Rev. Tommy Jones
What should a #Christian do about personal #behavior that they have #questions about but is not explicitly denounced in the #Bible? Are we willing to set certain activities aside for the glory of God and the good of others? God offers us guidance, deliverance, assurance, and sustenance. How are these provisions meant to offset the temptations we face? What examples can we see in the wandering Israelites that parallel the struggles we face? What is the danger of believing that we are in good standing? 1 Corinthians 10:13 is the ultimate verse to help us with temptation.
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Suffering to Serve
Christ Is The Answer – The Renunciation of Rights
20001015 Christ Is The Answer - The Renunciation Of Rights - Rev. Tommy Jones
Paul, an apostle, meaning he had been called by #Jesus Christ was a Roman #citizen and a Jew in good standing. This means that he had #liberties, #freedoms, and #rights like very few in his audience. And yet were his rights and freedoms enough to save his soul? Fun fact, was Paul ever married? Should a church support their pastor? But what did Paul do when it came to excersizing all of these rights and why? Christians should be less concerned about rights and more consumed with our responsibilities? How is the Christian life comparable to a race?
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