As Christ begins the march towards Calvary, after spending all night in prayer in Gethsemane, Judas comes to betray him with a kiss. In a situation that seems to be spiraling out of control, we actually see that Jesus is in perfect control, according to the determinate counsel and foreknowledge of God in the fulfillment of prophecy and scripture.
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In this message, we go through systematic memory verses with explanations for each that can help us quickly explain what Primitive Baptists believe to others from the plain language and teaching of these verses.
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In Jesus’ first appearance after his resurrection to Mary Magdalene, she originally presumed Christ to be the gardener, before he opened her eyes to see who he was clearly. We consider together Jesus Christ as the Perfect Gardener, with his church as the garden, and we trust in the church that when the wind of the Holy Spirit blows in his church that Christ the Gardener would have a sweet smelling savor to him.
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We consider more experiences from prison, where God was with his people in the prison and delivered them out of the prison. Even in the midst of the lower points of our walk of discipleship that might end in suffering in prison, we still trust the Lord in faith during those low valleys in our lives.
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Jesus Christ finished His High Priestly Prayer by expanding his prayer to all believers in the future, even all the way to you today as well. Jesus ever liveth to make intercesssion for us, and He prays for us today the same way he did in this prayer – that we would know God the Father loves us the same way he loves the Son, that Christ ensured that his bride would be with him where he is, and that one day, we will be in perfect unity and behold his glory.
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As we put off the old man, we have to be purposeful to put on and walk as a new man. The child of God must control our tongue, which is a great fire that can cause tremendous destruction in our lives. We must control anger, and not give Satan an advantage by letting our emotions control our actions instead of the Spirit. We must forgive others for Christ’s sake, in light of the great, ten thousand talent debt that we have been forgiven by the Lord.
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One of the most vital applications of the Christian’s interactions with government is how do we vote in accordance with God’s word? We get into practical discussions of how the believer should view the political hot topic issues through a scriptural lens.
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“4) But God, who is rich in mercy, for his great love wherewith he loved us, 5) Even when we were dead in sins, hath quickened us together with Christ, (by grace ye are saved;)” Ephesians 2:4-5
In the midst of the deplorable condition of man by nature, dead in trespasses and sins, and apart from God (Eph. 2:1-3), the Lord intervened in a dramatic way – “But God” – to show his mercy to undeserving sinners. But God did not stop with just showing mercy upon his children and not exacting the fullness of the judgment upon them that they had justly earned, but he went even farther to give them grace – unmerited favor – that they had done nothing to deserve. Mercy is God “not giving” us what we “do deserve”, and grace is God “giving” us what we “do not deserve”. Mercy saved us “from hell”, but grace saved us “to heaven”. We are thankful for “mercy” to escape the damnation of hell, but it’s through the exceeding riches of God’s “grace” that we have been blessed to be raised up to sit together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus (Eph. 2:6).
God is sovereign over all aspects of this life, and even from the example of Jeremiah, that God made the prison that we might be suffering in at the moment. What might be the prison that you are suffering in right now? Whatever that prison might be in your specific situation, take encouragement that God made all aspects of that prison, and is sovereign over everything in that prison.
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When the Holy Spirit regenerates and borns a man again, we have a new nature, a new man that is created after God in true holiness. However, the old man, our carnal flesh is not eradicated at the new birth. Every day is a warfare and battle to subdue the flesh and the old man, and to put on the new man to walk worthy of the vocation wherewith we have been called unto.
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