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Death, Judgment and Salvation
Hebrews 9:27-28: This week we are focusing on only two verses in Hebrews. These verses show the parallel between Christ’s experience of death, which will be followed by His second coming, with our experience of death which will be followed by judgment (for all) and salvation (for His people). By implication this text refutes other worldviews concerning the afterlife including reincarnation, naturalism (which says that when the body dies one’s existence ends), and those who think people get a second chance for salvation after death.
The Power of Christ’s Blood
Hebrews 9:15-26: This week we will continue our exposition of Hebrews as we further consider the necessity and significance of the sacrificial blood of Christ, our High Priest.
Questions to consider:
- How many times is the blood spoken of in Hebrews 9?
- What things does the blood do?
- Why don’t churches talk about the blood of Christ as much as they used to?
Consciences Cleansed by Christ’s Blood
Hearts Set on Pilgrimage: Ruth 4
2006 GBC Family Camp Session 6.
Spread Your Wings Over Me: Ruth 3
2006 GBC Family Camp Session 5.
A Portrait of Jesus Christ
2006 GBC Family Camp Session 4.
Refuge Under the Shadow of His Wings: Ruth 2
Christ, Our Suffering Substitute
2006 GBC Family Camp Session 2.
The Hidden Smile of God: Ruth 1
2006 GBC Family Camp Session 1.
Storyline of Exodus
In this third audio recording for children Joelee Chamberlain summarizes the storyline of Exodus.
Builders
Joelee Chamberlain continues her audio recordings for children by explaining how God created and maintains everything.
Storyline of Genesis
Joelee Chamberlain begins her audio recordings for children by summarizing the storyline of Genesis.
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The Victory of God’s Anointed King
I will be preaching from Psalm 2, which declares the victory of God’s anointed King over those who rebel against Him.
Though the world is in turmoil because of its rebellion against God, He Who sits in heaven is not disturbed. He has established His Anointed One to rule over the earth.
Those who rebel will be crushed which is why all people should submit to God’s Anointed Son while there is time.
As you read the Psalm think of how it speaks of David, how it speaks of Jesus, and how it speaks of our situation.
Radical Grace for Rebellious People
No one likes to hear bad news, but often through it good can come. The same is true for the people of Judah. Their condition was far worse than they imagined, yet the Lord was willing to show them incredible grace. As we look at this passage tomorrow, we will be made aware of the sins that lie deep within our hearts, and be encouraged by God’s gracious work to remedy the situation through faith in Christ.
Please read Isaiah 1 before you come to service tomorrow.