Due to a death in the Stonebrook family, this seminar has been postponed. A new date is being worked out and will be made public soon. Read a testimony
Sermons
Treasure in Jars of Clay
A walk of faith is a life that is truly convinced of certain things about God and eternity. Such a confidence transforms us, strengthening us from the inside out and changing our perspectives on life here on earth and beyond. While Paul’s role as an apostle has some differences from our roles in the church, the principles remain unchanged. Paul fully intends that what he believes with all his heart will be passed on to us, and that we, too, will live our lives fully devoted to Jesus for the sake of his people, all to the glory of God.
Reflecting His Glory
When God made a covenant with Israel, He revealed Himself so clearly and gloriously to Moses that the skin on his face shone. The Israelites were afraid, so Moses covered his face with a veil. Fifteen hundred years later, Jesus inaugurated a new covenant with even more glory. Jesus and His apostles did not veil God’s glory that shone through them, but openly revealed Him to all who turned to Jesus and believed. Even today, as believers behold the glory of God revealed in Jesus, they are transformed into the same image from one degree of glory to another. This happens through the working of the Holy Spirit in our minds and hearts. As we fix our gaze on Jesus, we will be transformed into the image of God, boldly living and speaking and reflecting His glory to the world around us, bringing healing and hope to all who respond
Our Sufficiency for the Task
Please turn with me to 2 Corinthians chapter 2. We’re picking up our series on Paul’s explanation of the new covenant ministry. If you remember back to two weeks ago we said that ministry, for the Christian, is service in …
