There is a spiritual change that we experience at the time of our baptism. We also experience another type of change, a physical “change” when we assemble together on a holy day, by giving to God in thanks what is owed to Him.
Sermons
Into Captivity
To the Ephesians, Part 2
In this second installment, we are covering Ephesians 1:9-23, and, in particular, concepts pertaining to “the mystery of God’s Will,” “the dispensation of the fullness of times,” “our inheritance,” “the gospel of your salvation,” “being sealed with the Holy Spirit as a guarantee,” “the purchased possession,” and “the riches of God’s glory.”
Head and Tail
Faith and Doubt
Faith is a necessity in order to keep God close to us in our lives. As
soon as we begin to doubt His promises, we push away Him from providing
us help. Action proves our faith in God, and demonstrates our
willingness to live His way.
To the Ephesians
In Paul’s letter to the Ephesians, we learn about the nature of God and His plan for mankind. The letter has been greatly misunderstood by orthodox Christianity.
In this first installment, we are discussing the concepts of “saint,” “heavenly places,” “predestination,” and “redemption,” as well as the difference between “sins” and “trespasses.”
Take Warning!
Ambassadors
True Christians are called Ambassadors for a new country. What is this country that we should be representing? And If we are representing a different country, how should we behave?
Why the Days of Unleavened Bread?
Why are there SEVEN days of unleavened bread? Why does God say that during this time no leaven is to be eaten, seen or found in all our dwelling place or habitation? Note that the Pharaoh, Egypt and Jericho symbolize sin. How does sin enslave us, and how does God make us free? And is leaven always a symbol for sin?
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