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| | If You Agree by Paris Reidhead
Topic: Body Of Christ
Scripture(s): Matthew 18:19-20 | | Description: Your understanding of the Christian Life, and especially your prayer life, will be challenged and revolutionized by this message. You will never hear this text again without remembering this powerful exposition of God's Word. From Matthew 18:19-20. What does it mean to pray/live/gather "in Jesus' name"? In this sermon, we look at what it truly means to be in unity with Christ and his Body. We find that there are five different groups in the organized church:
1) Those who have met the "forgiving Christ." That is, they have "accepted Jesus" primarily to escape hell, suffering, and punishment.
2) Those who have met the "utilitarian Christ." That is, they have found that God can help them get what they need -- their whole interest in Christianity is that they should be taken care of by faith.
3) Those who have met the "status-giving Christ." These have joined the Church because they wanted fellowship and to be around the people. Position within the group is also typically very important within this group, and any achievement is hailed as part of the "glory of God."
4) Those who have met the "emotion-satisfying Christ." Their whole purpose in Christianity and religion is to satisfy their emotional needs. They look for everything that will make them laugh, cry, or both.
5) Those "who have met the Holy God and the Sovereign Christ." They have seen their terrible sinfulness and have known forgiveness, their prayers have been answered, they have found status as God's Children, and they have been filled with the Joy of God. But in addition to all this, this group is living only for God's glory and to walk according to the Cross. Only this fifth group is the true Church of God.
Any attempt to revive or unite all five groups will fail, but the fifth group can truly be one and bring glory to God.
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| | A Testimony Of The Jesus Movement And The Need For Gatherings by Blaine Scogin
Topic: Jesus Movement
Scripture(s): Matthew 18:20 | | Description: Brother Blaine shares about the history of the Jesus Movement and some testimonies of how they were assembled by the Lord. He also shares on the gathering of believers that were led of the Holy Spirit for great fellowship and revival. He calls for the same in our day to see gatherings of believers where Jesus Christ is glorified.
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| | A Holy Nation by T. Austin-Sparks
Topic: Church
Scripture(s): Matthew 21:42,1 Peter 2:7 | | Description: The date delivered was 05/01/1960. The scriptures used in this sermon were Matthew 21:42 and 1 Peter 2:7.
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| | The Sin That Has No Forgiveness by William P. Nicholson
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Scripture(s): Acts 7:51,Matthew 12:32,Matthew 26:21-22 | | Description: Nicholson states that this sermon is the most grave and serious sermon he ever could preach. This sin that cannot be forgiven is something that has been confused and been a mystery and stumbling block to many. God willing this sermon will lead you into the truth of this passage.
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| | Unpardonable Sin by William P. Nicholson
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Scripture(s): Proverbs 1:20-33,Matthew 12:31-32 | | Description: Nicholson brings clarity to this subject and gives a clear call to those who dont know Christ to come to Him to have life. There is a solemenity in this message and you will feel the conviction of God as you listen and hear the old brother Nicholson conveying the scriptures.
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| | Yarib: Defender Of The People by Neil Rhodes
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Scripture(s): Isaiah 51, Mark 9:22-24, Matthew 8:2-3 | | Description: When we come to God in prayer there has to be an active part on our behalf to believe Him to answer our prayers. If we have areas in our life that has never been confronted by the Holy Ghost we will become passive in our walk with God and be moved to unbelief. The heart of Jesus is to come and do for us what we can’t do for ourselves
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